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BAGSTER’S

ANALYTICAL GREEK

LEXICON.

THE ANALYTICAL HEBREW LEXICON.

The Words of the entire Hebrew Scriptures are arranged just as they are found in the Sacred Text, Alphabetically,
and are Grammatically explained.

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word, with an account of its peculiarities, and a reference to the conjugation or declension to which it may belong,
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PREFACE

Tue present volume has been compiled for the purpose of rendering the same assist-
ance in acquiring a knowledge of the original language of the New Testament, that
is afforded, in the case of the Old, by the recently-published AnatyticaL Hesrew
AND CHALDEE LExIcon.

It offers, in the first place, Lexicography of the ordinary kind; namely, an
exhibition of the meanings of words. These are arranged in their proper classifi-
cation, with respect to the primitive signification of each word, and are accompanied
by references to places of their occurrence, in general so full as to approach to
a concordance.

But its distinctive feature consists in an Alphabetical Arrangement of every
occurring inflexion of every word. Each form is exactly named, and referred to its
root ;—the whole thus forming a precise analysis of the entire verbal contents of the
New Testament.

A Grammatical Introduction is prefixed, embracing Tables of the inflexion of
the various parts of speech, with observations on peculiar and irregular forms.

To this description of the contents of the volume it may be necessary, in order
to prevent misconception, to add a distinct statement of its object. It is designed to
assist In cases where assistance is a kindly and really beneficial service ;—such assist-
ance, in fact, as is claimed by those peculiar circumstances where time and labour

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PREFACE.

not impair but cheer a true spirit of self-reliance, and call forth rather than enfeeble
habits of industry and enterprise. In such cases the earnest student may have
recourse to an aid like this, either to shorten and smooth his path in the acquisition
of the fundamental facts of a language; or, what is perhaps a still more useful appli-
cation, to test the correctness of the results of his own independent investigations.

A design like this involves no vain attempt to render easy the acquirement of
true learning,—no interference with the employment of a dead language as a means
of mental discipline: the aim of the volume is, like that of its predecessor, simply to
act as a silent teacher, and to render the service and earn the praise of a friend

in need.

TE Es, .& O:.N-P-ELN TS:

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.

TABLES OF PARADIGMS OF GREEK DECLENSIONS AND CONJUGATIONS,

SECTION It

EXPLANATORY GRAMMATICAL REMARKS.

The Article
Nouns Substantive

Trregularities of Deciension .

Declension of Adjectives
”

3 :
Comparison of Adjectives
The Numerals
Pronominal Adjectives
The Pronouns

The Verb Substantive
Regular Verb in Q

Contracted Verb in E’Q

” ,
Contracted Verb in A’Q

99

9

Contracted Verb in 0’2

”

(Table A.) : :
(Table B.—First Declension.)
(Table C.—Second Declension.) .
(Table D.—Third Declension.)
(Table E.—Contracted Nouns.)

(Table F.—Class I.—Parisyllabic.)
(Table G.—Class I1.—Imparisyllabic.)
(Table H.—Class IIT.) 3

(Table I.—Cardinal Numbers.)
(Table J.) -

(Table K.—Personal Baas \
(Table L.)

(Table M.—Active ies x
(Table N.—Passive Voice.)
(Table O.—Middle Voice.)
(Table P. eee Voice. DE °
(Table Q.
(Table Races Voice)

(Table S8.—Passive Voice.)

(Table S.—Middle Voice.)

(Table T.—Active Voice.) :
(Table U.—Passive and Middle Voices.) .

Remarks on Verbs in Q ee i. e. preceded by a Vowel
Remarks on Verbs which have a Consonant or Consonants before ®
Remarks on the Second Aorist and Second Future

WITH

PAGE

THE CONTENTS:

PAGE

Section XXV_— Remarks on the Second or Middle Perfect 5 : . XXVii

XXVI. Remarks on Verbs in ZO and S52 XXVili

XXVIT. Remarks on Verbs in AQ, MQ, NQ, PQ . XXxvili

XXVIII. Verbs in MI (Table V.—ridnr, nenie Ties ) é <x

(Table W.—ri@npu, Middle Voice.) 5 p60.

(Table W.—ri6npu, Passive Voice.) XXxi

XXIX. (Table X.—iornu, Active Voice.) xxxl

(Table Y.—iornsr, Middle Voice.) xxxij

(Table Y.—iornu, Passive Voice.) XXxili

XXX. (Table Z.—éidwp1, Active Voice.) Xxxili

(Table A. Ai—dida@pu, Middle Voice.) XXXIV

(Table A. A.—éiS@pu, Passive Voice.) XXXV

XXXI. (Table B. B.—deixrupr, Active Voice.) XXXV

(Table B. B.—deixyvpx, Passive and Middle Voices) XXXVi

XXXIT. ¥ (Table C.C.—iny, Active, Middle, and Passive Voices.) xxxvii

XXXII. . (Table D. D.—dnpt, tone, xetpar.) XXXViii

XXXIV. Remarks on the Gere of Compounded Verbs XXXvili

XXXV. Remarks on Tenses more or less Irregular XXXI1x

XXXVI Remarks on Defective and Irregular Verbs : : : : F x]

XXXVI. Remarks on Irregular Verbs continued.—Various Terminations. 5 : : xli

XXXVUHI. Remarks on some Perfect Tenses employed as Presents. : : : : xiii
THE ANALYTICAL GREEK LEXICON, containing the Alphabetical Arrangement of the Words of

the entire Greek New Testament, with parsing Analysis and Lexicography . 1 to 444

absol.

ace.
adj.
adv.
/£ol.
al.

al. freq.

aor.
apoc.

Aram.
Att,

bis
compar.
conj.
contr.
dat.
dimin.
enclit.

&, et,
&c., ete.
e. g.

fi, fem,
f., fut.
fr.

gen.
genr.

Heb.

i.e.

id., idem.

imp., imper.
imperat.

ABBREVIATIONS.

absolutely, without case
or adjunct.

accusative case

adjective

adverb.

ZEolic dialect.

alibi, in other texts.

alibi frequenter, in many
other texts.

aorist.

apocope, cutting off the
last syllable.

Aramean dialect.

Attic dialect.

twice.

comparative.

conjunction.

contraction, contracted,

dative case.

diminutive.

enclitic, throwing the ac-
cent on the preceding
syllable.

and.

et cetera.

exempli gratia, for ex-
ample.

feminine.

future tense.

from.

genitive case.

generally, in a general
sense, not affected by
adjuncts.

Hebrew, or the Hebrew
idiom.

id est, that is.

the same.

: } imperative mood.

imperf.
impers.
impl.
ind.
indec.
inf., infin.
interj.
interrog.
intrans.
Ion.

i. q.

L. G.
lit.
LXX.
m., mase
met.
metath.

meton.
mid.

n., neut.
INES:
obsol.
OST.
om.
opt., optat.
part.
partic.
pass.
perf.

p., pers.
pl., plur
pluperf.
pr.
prep.
pron.

q. d.

q. Vv.
sc.

imperfect tense.

impersonal.

implication.

indicative mood.

indeclinable.

infinitive mood.

interjection.

interrogation.

intransitive.

Tonic dialect.

idemque, the same as.

later Greek.

literally.

Septuagint.

masculine.

metaphorically.

metathesis, the trans-
position of letters.

by metonymy.

middle voice

neuter,

New Testament.

obsolete.

Old Testament.

omittit, or omittunt.

optative mood.

participle.

particle.

passive voice.

perfect tense.

person.

plural.

pluperfect tense.

properly, proper.

preposition.

pronoun.

quasi dicas, as if, as it
were.

quod vide, which see.

scilicet, that is to say.

seq.

8., sing.

viz.
voc.

sequente, a8 seq. gen., &e-
quente genitivo, with a
genitive following.
singular. The figures
placed before sing. or
pl. denote the person.
specially, i. e. in a special

and local meaning.
subjunctive mood.
substantive.

superlative.

syncope, contraction.

synecdoche.

thrice.

transitively.

tropically, i.e. turned a-
side from its strict lite-
ral meaning.

vel, or.

a various reading to the
common text.

videlicet, that is, namety.

vocative case.

6 attached to a word shows it to be mas-
culine; 7, to be feminine; 6, 7, to be
common, i.e. masculine or feminine;
and 70, to be neuter.

§, tab., rem., refer to sections, tables, and
remarks in the Tables of Paradigms.

AUTHORITIES REFERRED TO.

A. B.C. D.
Rec.

Gb.
Sch.
Ln.
Taf.
Elz.
Ste.

Codices.

Textus Receptus, the Re-
ceived Text.

Griesbach.

Scholz.

Lachmann.

Tischendorf.

Elzevir.

Stephens

TABLES OF PARADIGMS

OF

GREEK DECLENSTIONS AND CONJUGATIONS,

WITH

EXPLANATORY GRAMMATICAL REMARKS,

cs eit eed ‘x

TABLES OF PARADIGMS

OF

GREEK DECLENSIONS AND CONJUGATIONS,

WITH

EXPLANATORY GRAMMATICAL REMARKS.

SECTION I.—THE ARTICLE.

TABLE A.
SINGULAR. PLuRAt. Duvat.
Mase. Fem. Neut. Mase. Fem. Neut. Masc. Fem. Neut.
Nom. 6, n, 16, the. Nom. of, ai, ra, the. Nom. Acc. ro, ta, to, the two.
Gen. rod, ts, tov, of the. | Gen. trav, trav, tay, of the. Gen. Dat. roiv, taiv, roiv, of, to, the two.
Dat. oe, 17, Te, to the. Dat. ois, tats, trois, to the.

Acc. tév, tHy, 1d, the. Acc. rovs, tds, ra, the.

REMARKS.

1, The Article has no vocative. 6, which sometimes | when ¢ unites, to form a diphthong, with a preceding long
precedes a noun in the vocative, is an interjection. vowel, as is the case in the dative of the first and second
declensions, it is, by a general rule of the language,
2. The Article takes the consonant r in every case, | subscribed. 'The same vowel also invariably enters into
except in the nom. sing. masc. and fem. 6, 7, and in the | the termination of the dative plural.
nom. pl. masc. and fem. oi, ai, where the r is superseded
by the rough breathing (*).* 4. The gen. pl., in all genders, ends in wy. This is the
case also in every declension, without exception.
3. To every declension the dative sing. ends inv: but

* The breathings, or aspirations, are two, the smooth and the rough. The former is not heard in pronunciation; the Jatter answers to
our aspirated h. They are placed on initial vowels and diphthongs, e. g. éyd, J, quets, we; avtds, himself, avtod (for éavtod) of himself.

The vowel v always receives the rough breathing; the other vowels the smooth or the rough, according to circumstances.

The consonant p is the only one which receives a breathing. This is invariably, when p is single, the rough; but when p is doubled, the
first has the smooth, the second the rough breathing, e. g. appaBdv, an earnest.

Jt may here be mentioned, that there are three accents, the acute (’), the grave (*), and the circumflex (*) ; useful not merely as, to a
certain extent, guides in pronunciation, but also as distinguishing words of the same orthography, but very different signification, according
to the position of the accent; e.g. turpoxrévos, a parricide, matpdkrovos (in a passive sense), killed by one’s father.

1*

ii NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE.

[Secr. IT.

SECTION IL—NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE.

TABLE B.—FIRST DECLENSION.

(a) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvuau.*
Nom. 7 xedady, the head. Nom. ai xedadat, the heads. Nom. Acc. Voc. ra xepana, the two heads.
Gen. ths Kebadjs Gen. tav Kepadav Gen. Dat. Taw Kepadaiv.
Dat. rn Kearny Dat. rats cepadais
Ace. yy kecbahny Ace. tas Kepadds
Voc. Kean. Voce. keanai, |

(0) SINGULAR. Pruran. DUAL.

ec c la c
Nom. 7) mpépas the day. Nom. ai ijgpat, the days. Nom. Ace. Voce. ra yepa, the two days.
x a , an € A s ,
Gen. tis Nuepas Gen. Tay juepav Gen. Dat. Talv jpepauw.
Dat. 77 jpéepa Dat. rats nuépacs
Acc. Ty Hpépav Ace, ras npépas
Voe. pepa. Voce pepar.

(c) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Duat.

Nom. 6 sownrtns, the poel. Nom. of = romrai | Nom. Acc. Voce. ro soma
Gen. ov romrod Gen. tay ronTaev Gen. Dat. Tolv TounTaty.
Dat. 1o@ romrh Dat. tots moirais

Ace. tov rountny Acc. rods roinras

Voce. Towra. Voe. Tounral.

(a) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvat.
Nom. 6 veavias, the young man. Nom. of — veaviai Nom. Ace. Voc. ra veavia
Gen. Tov, veaviov Gen. tay veanav Gen. Dat. Tow veaviawy.
Dat. 76 veavia Dat. rots veavias
Ace. Tov veaviay Acc. tovs veavias |
Voce. veavia. Voc veaviat.

REMARKS.

1, All nouns ending in 7 keep that vowel in every case
of the singular, and are declined like cepadn.

2. All nouns ending in pa and a pure (i.e. preceded by
a vowel), as dudia, friendship, keep a in every case, like
npepa.

But in the New Testament the word ovetpa, a bund or
troop, has gen. ometpns; Ac. 10.1; 21.31; 27.1. This
is according to the Ionic dialect.

3. All other nouns ending in a, preceded neither by a
vowel nor p, form the gen. in ys, and the dat. in y. In
the acc. they resume a; e. g.

Nom. Voce. d6éa, glory. Dat. 8&7.

Gen. OdEns Ace. dd6€ar.
The plural and dual are always terminated like those of
the feminine article.

4. Nouns in 7s and as form the gen. sing. in ov, like
the masce. article. In the other cases, those in ns retain »,
as in ke*@bady; those in as keep a, as in npepa.

The Doric termination a (contr. from ao) for ov, is
found in Attic Greek, especially in the case of proper
names : e.g. Ka\Alas, gen. KadXia; so also Gapas, Thomas,
gen. Sapa, &e.

5. Such words as pva, gen. pras (contr. from pyda,
pvaas), a mina or pound, are declined like 7pépa.

Foreign names in ys sometimes form the gen. in 7;
e. g. "lwois, Joses, gen. Iwon.

6. The voc. sing. of nouns in ys and as is formed by
rejecting the o of the nominative.

But most nouns in ns form the voce. in a short, especially
those in tys, as mounts, VOC. rounTa.

* In order to give a complete view of the Declensions, the Dual number is here inserted, although it does not appear that any instance

of it occurs in the New Testament.

Secr. II.]

Those in mys, compounded of a, an eye, as kvvadmns,
shameless, voc. kuvama.

Compounds of perpéw, to measure, as yewpérpns, a
geometer, Voc. yewperpa.

NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE. iti

Of rodéw, to sell, as BiBAvoTeAns, a dookseller, voc.
BiBrtore@dXa.

Of rpi8w, to wear, hence to exercise, as maidorpifns, a
trainer of boys, voc. madorpi8a.

SECTION III.

TABLE C.—SECOND DECLENSION.

(a) SINGULAR. PLuRAt. | Duat.
Nom. 6 dédyos, the word. Nom. of Adyou Nom. Ace. Voc. ro Adyo
Gen. Tov Adyou Gen. trav éyor Gen. Dat. Tow Noyou.
Dat. 1a Adyo Dat. trois Adyous
Ace, tov Aédyov Ace. rovs Adyous
Voe. Aoye. Voc. Adyou.

(0) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvat.
Nom. 7 650s, the road. Nom. ai 6doi Nom. Ace. Voc. ra 650
Gen. tis 6d00 Gen. rav dav Gen. Dat. Taw dow.
Dat. 17 656 Dat. rats 6doi%s
Ace. ry 6ddv Ace. ras ddovs
Voe. 60é. Voce. 60ot.

(c) SINGULAR. | PLURAL. Duat.
Nom. 1d dapov, the gift. Nom. ra déapa Nom. Ace. Voce. ra Sapo
Gen. tov dapov Gen. trav Soper Gen. Dat. Toi Oapoty.
Dat. 76 dapo Dat. rois dapos
Ace. 1d dépov Ace. ra 6apa
Woe: dapov. Voc. Sapa.

ATTIC DECLENSION.

(d) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dua.
Nom. 6 dayos, the hare. Nom. of aye (@ for o) Nom. Ace. Voc. 7 ayo
Gen. Tov Kay (@ for ov) Gen. tav hayav Gen. Dat. tow Aay@y (ey for ow).
Dat. 16 ayo Dat. ois Aayds (os for os)

Ace. tov Aayov Ace. tovs Aayas (as for ovs)
Voe. Aayas. | Voe. Aay@ (@ for or).

(e) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvat.
Nom. 1d dvayewr, the dining-room. | Nom. ra avwyeo (@ for a) Nom. Ace. Voc. ra dvayeo
Gen. Tov dvwyew (@ for ov) Gen. Tv dvayeor Gen. Dat. Tow aveyewy (ev for ou).
Dat. 16 avayew Dat. ois advayews (ws for as)

Ace. 7d avayeav Ace, ta dvoyeo
Voe. dvayeav. Voe. avayeo.
REMARKS.

1. This declension comprises masc. and. fem, nouns in
os, which follow the terminations of the mase. article, and
form the voc. in e; also neuter nouns in ov, which follow
the neuter article. The gen. sing. is in ov. The Attics
often make the voc. like the nom.: 6 Geds, as well as Océ,
occurs as the voc. of Geds.

2. The neuters have the nom., acc., and voc. cases alike
in the singular and plural, and in the plural these cases
(except in the Attic declension) end in a,

3. Some nouns of this declension, the terminations of
which are preceded by e, ov, 0, are contracted in all
cases; e.g.

Neuter.

> 4 > an
N. daréov, darodr, a bone.

Masculine.
N. voos, vovds, the mind,
G. vdov, vov, &e.

No Plural.

G. dcréov, darov, &e.
Plural dora, oora, &e.

So mAdos, mods, a voyage, pl. mAdot, TACT; TAd@Y TOY ;
mAdots, mots ; TAGOUS, TALS.

iv NOUNS SUBSTANTIVE.

4. Attic form. The Attics change the termination o
into in all cases of this declension. Where an u
occurs it is subscribed; where an v it is rejected.
The vocative is always like the nominative. The |
three corresponding cases of the plural are in
instead of a.

5. The Attics frequently omit the » of the acc. sing.:

[Srcr. IV.

e.g. Nay, for AKayoy; K6, the island Cos, for Kév;
*AmrohA@, for "AroAXwr, &e.

6. The two first declensions are termed parisyllabic, as
having in each case the same number of syllables. The
third declension is called imparisyllabic, because it has in
the gen. and following cases one syllable more than in the
nom. and voce. singular.

SECTION IV.
TABLE D.—THIRD DECLENSION.

(a) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvat.

Nom. 6 "E\An»y, the Greek. Nom. of “E\Anves Nom. Acc. Voc. ro "ENAnve
Gen. rov “EAAnvos Gen. tov "E\jvev Gen. Dat. roiv “EXAnvow.
Dat. 7a "EXAnu Dat. rots “"EXAnoe
Ace. tov “EAnva Ace. rovs “ENAnvas

Voce. "ENA. Voc. "EdAnves.

(d) SINGULAR. PLURAL. | Dua.

Nom. 7 Aapds, the lamp. Nom. ai Aapmades Nom. Acc. Voce. ra apmdde
Gen. tis Aapmrados Gen. rév Napradav Gen. Dat. ta Napradow.
Dat. 77 Aaprade Dat. tats Xaprace

Ace. tiv Aaprada Ace. ras Aapmadas

Voe. Aapsras. Voe. Aaprades.

(c) SrncuLaRr, | PLURAL. Dvuat.

Nom. 76 capa, the body. Nom. ra oopara Nom. Acc. Voc. r® oapare
Gen. Tov capartos Gen. tay copdtev Gen. Dat. TOW TwparToL.
Dat. 7 oa@part Dat. rois copacr

Ace. TO capa | Ace. ta oepata

Voce. copa. | Voce. o@para.

REMARKS.

1. This declension contains nouns of all genders, and
includes nine terminations: four vowels, a, 1, v, , and
five consonants, v, p, a, €, Wy.

The vocative is generally like the nominative.
tions will be indicated shortly.

Excep-

2. The gen. sing. is always in os. The consonant which
precedes this termination is found in all the following
cases, except (generally) the dat. pl., rules for the formation
of which will presently be given.

The nom. in this declension is not the primitive form of

the noun. ‘This is to be found in the gen. by throwing

away the termination os, according to the following rules :—

(a) A mute of the first order* (7, 8, @) before the
termination of the gen. indicates a nom. in Wy; e. g. gen
”ApaBos, nom.”Apay, an Arabian; eds, nom. dy, an eye.

(b) A mute of the second order (x, y, x) indicates a
nom. in €; e.g. gen. dpmayos, nom. dprag€, rapacious ;
dvuxos, nom. dvv&, a nail, claw; Adapuvyyos, nom. dapvy§€,
the throat. But w0&, night, makes vuxrds.

(c) A mute of the third order (r, 5, 6) indicates a nom.
in s; e.g. gen. €Aridos, nom. eAmis, hope; yéAwros, nom.
yeros, laughter. Except neuters in pa, gen. patos, as
gpa, coparos ; also jrap, Arartos, the liver; vSwp, Waros,

* The following Table of Mutes may be found useful :—

First Orpen.

SEeconp ORDER.

Turrp ORrpDER.

Labials. Gutturals. Dentals.
Smooth Tl. K. TT
Middle B. TEL A.
Aspirate ®. x, e.

The letters of each column are of the same nature, and are, in certain circumstances, interchanged.

If two mutes concur in the same syllable, both must be smooth, as érrd, seven; middle, as €BSou0s, seventh; or aspirate, as POdvos, envy.

Two

successive syllables seldom commence with an aspirate: tpéxw, not @péxw, T run; tpixds, not Opexos, from Opéé, a hair.

Secr. V.]

water; ppéap, ppearos, a pit; pet, pédAuros, honey; and a
few other neuters.

(d) vr indicates s or v; e.g. gen. yiyavros, nom. yiyas,
a giant; oddvros, nom. ddovs, a tooth; Opdxovros, nom.
dpakev, a dragon.

(e) v indicates s or v; e.g. wédavos, nom. péAas, black ;
pevos, nom. ppyy, the mind.

(f) p indicates p; e.g. Onpds, nom. Onp, a wild beast ;
mupos, nom. rip, fire.

(g) os pure indicates s; e. g. Tpupeos, nom. rpinpys,
a galley.

3. (a) The dat. pl. always ends in ov. It is formed
from the dat. sing. by inserting o before +; e. g. pdprup,
a witness, dat. sing. paprupt, dat. pl. pdprupor; (pdprvos,
Ac. 10. 413) pyrwp, an orator, ... pytopt, ... pyTopar;
képa€, a raven, ... Kdpakt,.. . Kdpa&e (for Képakor).

(b) Ifa mute of the third order (r, 6, @) occurs in the sing.
it is rejected in the pl.; e. g. Aapumds, Aawrddi, Naprrdor ;
TOp"A, THUaTOS, THUATL; Ovs, BTOs, @o1; Trovs, Todds, Trot.

CONTRACTED NOUNS.

v

(ec) v is also rejected, whether alone, as "EAAny, “EXAnvy
"EhAnot, or joined to a mute of the third order, as Avcas,
having loosed, Nicaytt, Adaact.

(d) If the dat. sing. ends in ovrt, vr being rejected, the
o is changed into ov; e.g. Aéwv, a lion, Néovtt, €ovor.

(e) If the dat. sing. ends in ev7, vr being rejected, the
e is changed into a; e. g. Avbeis, having been loosed,
Avbevti, AvOeior.

4. Some nouns in is and vs (and a few in ovs) take two
terminations in the ace. sing., a and v; e.g. epis, epidos,
strife, ace. €pida and epw; (pw in the New Test.;) pl.
epides and Epes; Xapis, YapiTos, grace, acc. xdpira and
xapw ; Kelis, KNEW, a hey, acc. kreida and Kew.

“Opus, dprviOos, a bird, makes acc. sing. dpyiOa and dépywv;
ace. pl. dpyAas and dpus.

With the exception of xAe/s, nouns which have this
termination v in the ace. (unless the gen. ends in os pure)
must have the nom. sing. unaccented on the last syllable ;

e. g. Epis, xdpis.

SECTION V.
TABLE E.—CONTRACTED NOUNS.

(a) SINGULAR. i PLURAL. Dua

Nom. 7 tpinpns, the galley. Nom. ai rpunpees, tpunpecs Nom. Acc. Voc. ra tpunpee

Gen. zis Tpinpeos, Tpinpovs Gen. tay Tpinpéwy, Tpinpav Gen. Dat. Talv ToMpeow, TpLnporv.
Dat. 77 rpunpet, rpenper Dat. rais rpinpece
Ace. vv rpinpea, Tpinpyn Ace. ras tpinpeas, Tpunpets
Voe. Tpinpes. Voe. Tpinpees, Tpinpets.

(b) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Duan
Nom. 76 reixos, the wall. Nom. ra reixea, reixn Nom. Ace. Voc. ra reiyee

Gen. rod tetxeos, Telyous Gen. trav TeLyewy, TELXdV Gen. Dat. TOW TELXEOLY, TELXOL.
Dat. ro Tetyel, teixer Dat. trois teixeoe
Ace. 1d Teixos Ace, ra teixea, reixn
Voce. TELXOS. Voe. reixea, TelxN.

(c) SINGULAR. PLurRAt. Dua.

Tonic. Attic.* Tonic. Attic. Tonic. Attic.
SS aN SS —

Nom. 7 ddus, the city. Nom. ai odes, modes, modets Nom. Ace. Voe. wddue, 70de€

Gen. tis méAtos, 7de0s, TOAES Gen. rdv ToXlov, Tokewyv, TOEwY Gen. Dat. ToNlow, moh€ow, TOAE@V.
Dat. 77 mod, wodet, —-dAeL Dat. rats oduct, Todect

Ace. thy wohw Ace.f ras modas, rodeas, mdXeus

Voe. TOL. Voce. mOAtes, TOAEES, TOAeELS.

(a) SINGULAR. PLURAL. DvAL.

Nom. 6 Pacvrevs, the hing. Nom. of Baowd<es, Baowdeis (& -Ajs)| Nom. Ace. Voc. Bacidée

Gen. rov Baoihéos, Bacihéws Gen. trav Baciéov Gen. Dat. Baowréow.

Dat. 1rd Baordéi, Baorret Dat. rots Baonreior

Ace. rov Baoiréa, Bacidy (rarely)| Acc. rods Bacvdéas, Baoiheis

Voe. Bacihed. Voe. Baovdées, Bacir<is.

* The Attic form only of this word occurs in the New Testament.
+ The acc. pl. is also sometimes contracted into ts, méAvas, woAts.

vi CONTRACTED NOUNS.

[Sscr. V.

TABLE E.—CONTRACTED NOUNS.—( Continued.)

(e) SINGULAR. Piura, Duat.
Nom. 6 édexus, the hatchet. Nom. oi mreXékees, eus Nom. Acc. Voc. zedexee
Gen. rod 7redéxeos, ews Gen. Trav medeKéwv | Gen. Dat. TENEKEOLW.
Dat. 7 mehékei, ev Dat. rots medéxect |
Ace. tov médexup Ace. tovs medéxeas, ets
Voce. TrENEKU. Voe. TENEKEES, ELS.

(f) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dua.
Nom. 76 dorv, the city. Nom. ra dorea, adorn Nom. Ace. Voe. daree
Gen. Tov doreos, ews Gen. trav doréov Gen. Dat. aoreouw.
Dat. 16 dori, e Dat. rots dorece
Ace. 1d dorv Ace. ra dotea, dot
Voce. doru. Voe. adorea, aorn.

(g) SINGULAR. PLURAL. Duat.
Nom. 6 ix6vs, the fish. Nom. of ixdves, ixis Nom. Acc. Voc. ixve
Gen. tov iyOvos Gen. ray iydiov Gen. Dat. ixOvouv.
Dat. 1Q ixOvi Dat. rois ix@icn
Ace. roy iydiv Acc. rovs ixOias, ixOis
Voe. ix Ov. Voe. ixOves, iyOvs.

(h) SINGULAR. () SrvcuLar.

Nom. 7 aidas, modesty Nom. 7 7x0, the echo.
Gen. tis aiddos, aidovs Gen. ris nxdos, NXovs
Dat. rt aiddi, aidot Dat. 77 nxdi, nyot |
Ace. tiv aidda, aida Ace. ti yda, nxe |
Voe. aidot. Voce. NXOt-
The plural and dual are declined like Adyou, Adyar; e. g. aidoi, aiddv, aidois, aidods.
(J) SINGULAR. PLURAL. DUAL.

Nom. 76 képas, the horn.

Gen. Tov Képaros (képaos), Képws Gen.

Dat. 1@ xépars (képai), Képa Dat. roils Képacr
Ace. 7d képas Ace.

Voce. képas. Voce.

Nom. ra xépara (képaa), kepa
T@Y Kepdtav (kepdwv), Kepav

Nom. Acc. Voce. xéparte, képae, xépa
Gen. Dat.

; z
KepaTouy, Kepdow, KEep@y.

AY ia , ,
Ta kepata (kepaa), Képa
képara (képaa), Képa.

REMARKS.

1. The above ten nouns present a model of all the
varieties which can occur. (See rem. 4.) They are all
of the third declension. The gen. sing. ends in os pure,
except nouns in pas, in which the contraction is formed
after throwing out the r of the gen.; e. g. Képaros, Képaos,

Kép@s.

2. The contracted nom. and ace. pl. are always alike.
The termination ys is confined to proper names, and
adjectives (such as adnOns), tpujpys itself being an adjec-
tive, at full length rpujpns vais, a vessel with three tiers
of oars.

3. The termination os is limited to neuter nouns. The
gen. pl. is often uncontracted: e. g. dvOewr, of flowers
(from dvOos), not avOar.

4. The termination « is also confined to neuter, and

mostly foreign, nouns: e. g. civym (civamt, New Test.),
mustard, gen. ownTos, €0s, ews; dat. ont, €l, €L; pl.
ocuwnmia, ownmea; memepl, pepper; arippe, antimony, &e.
The only true Greek word ending in cz seems to be pédr,
honey, declined like cGpa, cGparos (wert, pediTos).

5. The termination evs is found only in masculine
nouns; e. g. Bacidevs, a hing, BpaBevs, an umpire, icpevs,
a priest, doves, a murderer, &c.

Nouns in vs, gen. eos, are like Baowevs, except that the

ace. sing. is in uv; e. g. mxus, a cubit, gen. Eos, ews, ace.
7X.

6. Nouns in vs, gen. vos, are contracted in the plural in
ds; e.g. nom. ives, ixOds, acc. ixOvas, ixOus.

7. All nouns ending in as, @ (aides, 7x), are feminine.
The last form in the above Table comprehends only

Secr. VI]

neuter nouns in pas and as pure; e. g. Tépas, a wonder ; |

ynpas, old age; xpeas, firsh, &c.

IRREGULARITIES OF DECLENSION. vii

Is and vs always form the ace. sing. in pv.

(b) Lastly, it may be observed, that as we have wdXets,

8. (a) The dat. pl. is never contracted, because its | méduas, mdXus, so the contraction sometimes occurs even in

termination «1 commences with a consonant. The gen.
plur. is sometimes contracted, but only in nouns ending

in ns, os, and as.

nouns which have a consonant before the termination ;

| e.g. ace. pl. dpyias, dpus, birds; kdeidas, Kets, from
| Nels, KAewdds, a hey.

SECTION VI.
IRREGULARITIES OF DECLENSION

REMARKS.

1. Some nouns in np, gen. epos, in certain cases throw out the e, though the termination be preceded by a con-

sonant: they form the dat. pl. in aov.

SINGULAR.

Nom. 6 rarnp, the father.
Gen. tov (warépos) rarpds
Voce. rarep.

Dat. 76 (rarépr) marpi
Ace. roy marépa.

2. So also parnp, mother, and Ovyarnp, daughter.
‘H yaornp, the belly, dat. pl. yaornpot, rarely yaorpaot.
In 6 ap, the man, we find the vowel e rejected in all

PLURAL.
Nom. srarépes Dat. marpdot (a)

Gen. satépav Acc. marépas.

cases, except the voc. sing., and supplied by 6, for the
sake of euphony, or better pronunciation.

SINGULAR. PLURAL. Dvuat.
Nom. 6 avnp Nom. of (avépes) adpes Nom. Ace. Voce. ta (avépe) dvdpe
Gen. rov (dvepos) avdpds Gen. trav (avépwv) dvdpay Gen. Dat. To (dvepow) avdpowv,
Dat. 76 (avépr) avdpi Dat. rots dvdpdor (a)
Ace. rov (dvépa) dvdpa Acc. rods (dvépas) dvSpas
Voe. avep. Voe. (dvépes) civdpes.

3. A very small number of nouns belong to the pari-
syllabic form of declension; e. g.nom. "Incods, Jesus, gen.
and dat. "Inco, ace. "Incovy, voc. “Incov.

4. Most belong to the imparisyllabic declension. A few
are here given :—

(a) Nom. Zets, Jupiter, gen. Acds, dat. Avi, ace. Aa,
voc. Zev.

(6) Nom. yvvyn, a woman, gen. yvvaixds, and the rest
of the cases as if from nom. yivaé, except voc. sing.
yova. Nom. ydda, milk, gen. yadaxzos, dat. yadakri, ace.
yana.

(c) Nom. dorjp, a star, gen. dorépos: the irregularity
is in the dat. pl. dorpact.

(d) dps (not used in nom.), a lamb, gen. dpvds, dat.
apvi, dat. pl. apvact.

(e) Nom. kiwy, a dog, gen. kuvds, dat. xuvi, acc. kvva,
voc. kvov. Pl. kives, kuvdv, Kvol, KUvas.

(f) Nom. 7 xeip, the hand, gen. xetpds, dat. xerpi, ace.
xetipa. Pl. yxetpes, xeipov, xepot, xeipas. Dual xelpe,
xetpoiv, and yepow.

(g) 7 vats, the ship, vews, vni, vady. Pl. vies, vear,
vavot, vads. Attic form (the word occurs only once in
the New Test.), r7v vadv, Acts 27. 41.

(h) Sots, an ox or cow, gen. Bods, dat. Boi, ace. Body.

Pl. Bdes, gen. Boar, dat. Bovoi, acc. Bdas, Bods. (das in
New Test.) The forms vots, gen. vods, dat. voi, also
occur; and wAods, gen. mAods, Acts 27. 9.

5. Defective nouns. Some of these are formed only in
the plural; e. g. ra Avovtiata, the festivals of Bacchus; ra
eyxaivia, the feast of dedication, Jno. 10. 22.

Others only in the nom. and acce.; e. g. 7d dvap, the
dream: others only in the nom.; e. g. 7O dqedos, the
advantage.

6. Indeclinable nouns, having one termination for all
cases. ‘These are (a) some foreign nouns; e. g. 7d Hdaoxa,
the Passover, gen. tov Idcya, dat. ré Hdoyxa, &e., only in
the singular.

(6) The cardinal numbers, from 5 to 100 inclusive.

(c) The names of letters; e. g. adda, Byra, &e.

7. A few nouns are of different genders in the sing.
and pl.; e. g. 6 deapds, the bond, pl. ra Seopa; 6 Adyxvos,
the light, ra héxva. But of kixvorin New Test., Lu. 12. 35.

8. The word cd8Barov, ov, 7d, forms, in the New Test.,
oa88acr, in the dat. pl., according to the third declension.
Mata 12s os etral-

a

Vill

@

Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Ace.
Voc.

Nom. Voce.

Gen.
Dat.
Ace.

Nom. Acc. Voc. ayaa

~ Gen. Dat.

DECLENSION OF ADJECTIVES.

[Secr. VII.

SECTION VIL—DECLENSION OF ADJECTIVES.

TABLE F.—CLASS IL—PARISYLLABIC.

SINGULAR. (0)
Mase. Fem. Neut.
ayalds ayabn ayabsdv, good. Nom. Voc.
ayabovd ayaéns ayabod Gen.
ayabo ayaby ayab@ Dat.
ayadév ayadny ayaOov Ace.
ayabé ayadn ayaov.
PLuRAL.
ayaboi dyabai ayaba Nom. Voe.
dya@éy, for all genders Gen.
ayabois ayabais — ayabois Dat.
ayadovs ayabas ayada. Acc.
DvaAt.
ayaba ayaa
ayaboiy ayabaiy = ayaoiv. Gen. Dat.
REMARKS.

1. The mase. of dya6ds is declined like \déyos, the fem.
like kepady, and the neut. like Sépov. But if the fem. is
in a pure, as dys, dyia, aytov, holy; or in pa, as iepéds,
iepd, iepdv, sacred; a is retained throughout.

2. Many adjectives (especially in Attic Greek, and
those compounded or derived) have only two terminations,
os for masec. and fem., and oy for neut.; e. g. masc. and
fem. évdofos, neut. evdo£or, illustrious ; apOapros, apOaprov,

Nom. Ace. Voe. etyeo

SINGULAR.

Mase. § Fem. Neut.
eVyews ctyeor, fertile.
evyew
eVyew | for all genders.
eVyeoy

PLURAL.
eVye@ evyew
=
ie } for all genders
eVyews eVyew.
DuaALt.

} for all genders.

a
evye @v

incorruptible ; Bacidevos, Bag idetov, royal; didios, dtdcov,
eternal; aids, aiwror, everlasting.

But aiwviay, ace. sing. fem. occurs twice in the New
Test., 2 Thes. 2. 16; Heb. 9. 12.

3. The masc. and fem. eiyews, is declined like Aayas,
the neut. like dvwyewr.
In the same way may be declined jAews, neut. {Aewr,

propitious.

TABLE G.—CLASS Il—IMPARISYLLABIC.

(a) SINGULAR.

Mase. & Fem. Neut.
Nom. evoaipor evdatpor, fortunate.
Gen. evOaipovos
Dat. epbainove } for all genders
Acc, evdaipova eVdarpov
Voce. eVdaioy, for all genders.

Puurau.
Nom. Voc. evdaipoves evdaipova
Gen. evoatpovev
ait. ehahunat } for all genders
Ace, evdaipovas evdaipova.
DvaAt.

Nom. Ace. Voce. eddaipove

Gen. Dat. evdatpovow } for all genders.

(2)

Nom. Voce.
Gen.
Dat.
Ace.

Nom. Ace. Voe.

Gen. Dat.

SINGULAR.
Mase. § Fem. Neut.
adn Ons anes, true.
a\nbeos adn Bods
arnbeéi adn bei } for all genders
adn béa adn On

aAnOés, for all genders.

PLuRAL.
adnbees, adn eis adnbea, adn Oy
anbéov adnbdv
apbeot } for all genders
ad\nbeas adn bets adnOea, adnO7.
Dua.
adnbée adnO7
dAnOeow adnOoir, for all genders.

Scr. VIL]

4. Like edSaivov are declined capper, prudent,

appev, foolish ;
male; &c.

5. (a) A large number are declined like adnOns; e. g.
evyevns, nobly born, noble; mdypns, full; doOevns, weak ;

ehenuov, merciful ;

dppny, gen.

evos,

DECLENSION OF ADJECTIVES. ix
Wie { xptoeos xpvoen xpvacor, of gold.
: Xpvcovs xpvon Xpucovy
Xpuceov x xpvoens xpvaéou
Gen. :
Xpucov xXpvons xpvoov, &e.

akpiBns, exact; «v’oeBns, pious; &e.

(b) A few are contracted in every case, and occur most

frequently in the contracted form; e. g.—

Nom. Voce.
Gen.
Dat.
Ace.

Nom. Acc. Voce.

Gen. Dat.
(c)

Nom.
Gen.

(d)
Nom.
Gen.

(e)
Nom.
Gen.

(f)
Nom.

contr.

Gen.

6. It will be seen that this class of adjectives follows
the third declension in the masc. and neut., and the first

in the fem.

Of those in vs, eva, v, the masc. is like wéXexus, the fem.

SINGULAR.
Mase. Fem.
peas pedawa
péXavos > pedaivns
peave peAaivy
peAava peAauvay
uéhay pedawa

PLURAL.
pedaves — re Nava
pedavev ppehawv@v
peace pedaivats
pedavas —_peAaivas

Dvat.
pedave pedaiva
peddvow reAaivaw

Oruer Forms.

Mase. Fem.
Tépyy TEpewva
TEpEvos Tepelyns
ene ele
EKoV éxovoa
ExOVTOS éxovons

, ,
xapies Xaplecoa
Xapievtos xapiecons

, ,
TLpnets Tyner oa
TLS Tiunooa
TiunvTos §=§=TynooNs

like jpépa, and the neut. like dorv.

7. Sometimes the termination eos of the gen. sing. is

So dmdédos, dmdovs, simple; Sidd0s, Simdods, double ;
TeTpamoos, ous, quadr uple ; &e.

(c) Nom. dpyipeos, dpyupods, dpyvpea, dpyvpa, dpyvpeov,
dpyupooy, of silver. Gen. dpyupéov, apyupov, apyupéas,
apyvupas, apyvpéov, dpyvpov. ‘The fem. has a, because of
p preceding.

TABLE H.—CLASS III.

Neut.

pedav, black.
peAavos
peave

pedav

peAap.

peXava
peAdvev
peAaoe
peAava

pehave
peAavow,

Neut.
tépev, tender.
TEpEVvos.

éxov, willing.
EKOVTOS.

xaplev, graceful.

Xaplevtos.

Tyunev, precious.

TYLNV
TLLNVTOS.

(b) SINGULAR.

Mase. Fem. Neut.
Nom. mas maca gay, all.
Gen. TayTos maons TavTos
Dat. mavtt Taon _ mavti
Ace. TavTa Tacap Wav.

PLURAL.
Nom. Voc. TAVTES macat TavTa
Gen. TavT@V Tac @v TAVT@V
Dat. Tact maca.s Tact
Ace. mavTas macas Tayra.
DuaAt.

Nom. Acc. Voce. wavte Taca Tavre
Gen. Dat. qravTouw macaw TaVvTOw.
(g) SINGULAR.

Mase. Fem. Neut.
Nom nOvs noeta dv, sweet.
Gen. 70€0s noelas 90€0s
Dat. nei, Ot noeia noel, nOet
Ace. novv nOetay 700
Voce. 700 neta 70U.

PLURAL.
Nom. Voc noces, nOeis 1 Oetar 7d€a
Gen. 0€@v nOeL@v 10€@v
Dat. noeot 7Oelaus 0€oe
Ace. noeas, nOeis 7Oeias n0€a.
Duat.

Nom. Ace. Voce. 7d¢e noela no€e
Gen. Dat. 9 deow noelau dow.

contracted into ovs; e.g. jpucus, half, gen. juiceos, contr
jpicovs. Mar. 6. 23.

8. The two adjectives, wodvs, much, and péyas, great,
belong to the third class as regards the nom. and ace. sing.,
and to the first as to all the other cases.

x COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES.

[Secr. VIII

(2) SINGULAR. (0) SINGULAR.
Mase. Fem. Neut. Mase. Fem. Neut.
Nom. srodvs TohAn ToNU Nom. péyas peyahyn peya
Gen. oddovd TmoNAns mroANov Gen. ieydov peyahns peyadou
Dat. mode Toy TONG Dat. peyaro peyarn peyar@
Acc. rodvy ToAAny ToNv. KE Ace. peyav peyadny preya.
The Pxrurat is declined like that of dyads :
moot mo\at ToANa. | ueyaat peyadat peyada.
So also the Duat:
TOAAW moa TOAK®. | peyaro peyaa peydaho.
9. Of irregular adjectives, rpaos, gentle, may be noticed.
Srncutar.—Nom. spdaos, or mpaos mpaeta 7 paov The fem. and pl. are formed
Gen. mpaov mpacias = mpaov, &e. from mpavs, which is
Prurat.—Nom. spacis, or mpao Tpactat mpaca also found Mat. 21. 5.
Gen. moaéav mpaciav moaewyv, &e.

SECTION VIIT.—COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES.

REMARKS.

i. Comparatives usually end in repos, tepa, repov; |
superlatives in taros, tary, Tarov; e. g.

First Class.—copds, wise, coparepos, coparartos. dytos,
holy, dyorepos, dyt@raros.

Second Class.— cadppav, prudent, cwppoverrepos, co-
dpovertatos. evoeBns, pious, evocBeortepos, evoeBeararos.

Third Class. —pédas, black, pedavrepos, pcdavratos.
evpvs, broad, etpurepos, edvpvtaros.

All these are declined like aya@és, except that a appears
in all cases of the fem. comparative, because the nom. sing.
ends in pa.

2. Many comparatives have tov, sometimes wy, for

masce. and fem. terminations, their superlatives uaros, worn,

toToy; &. g.
First Class.—xakés, bad, xakiwyv, kaxurtos. Kad0os, beau-

tiful, kaddiwy, KaddioTos.

Third Class.—7dvs, sweet, ndiov, Adicts. modts, much,

many, wrelwv, TreiaTos. peyas, great, pciCor, pey.otos.
pecCorepos is found in the New Test., 3 Jno. 4.

3. All comparatives in vwyv and wy are declined as the

following :—

SINGuLaRr. | PLURAL.
Mase. § Fem. Neut. Mase. & Fem. Neut.
Nom. peiCav, greater peetCov Nom. peiCoves, (peiCoes,) preiCous peiCova, (welfoa,) peifo
Gen. peiCovos Gen. precCOvev ,
Dat. eon } for all genders Dae peta } for all genders
Acc. peigova, (peigoa,) peigo petcov. Ace. peiCovas, (jelfoas,) peifous reiCova, (peiCoa,) peigo.
Duat.

Nom. Ace. pei€ove. | Gen. Dat. per€évow, for all genders.

4. Adjectives in os form the comparative in orepos, if
the syllable preceding os has a diphthong, or a vowel long
by nature or by position (followed by two consonants or
a double letter); e. g. xovdos, light, koupdrepos, Kovpsd-
tatos. évdokos, illustrious, evdoEdrepos, évdo£drartos.

In repos, if the vowel preceding os is short; e. g.
copds, wise, coparepos, copwratos.

Some change os of the positive into eorepos; e. g.
orovdaios, diligent, omovdaeatepos (crovdadrepos in the
New Test., 2 Cor. 8. 17, 22).

Contracted adjectives in oos—ovs, take earepos; e. g.
amhdos, dmdods, dmoearepos contracted dzroverepos.

Sutdédos, Surdovs, makes SuAdrepos in the New Test.,
Mat. 23. 15.

5. The following offer some irregularity: eAaxvs, small,
eddooay (for edaxlwv), edaxyioros, from which a further
comparative, éhaxiordrepos, is formed. Eph. 3. 8.

taxis, swift, Oacowv (for taxiwv), Att. Odrrwy, rd-
XLoTOS. ‘

From the primitive word xparis, strong, are formed
kpelocav (kpeitt@y), KpaTioTos.

From xakés, bad, xeipwr, (also Kaxiwy and kakorepos)

XElptoTtos.

Sect. X.]

PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVES. xi

From puxpés, little, petwv, (yixpdrepos in the New. Test.). | mpd, before, mpdrepos (mpédraros, contr. into) mp&ros, first.
Also joowr, (itrev) Foros.

From odvs, much, many, mreiwy, Trevotos, &e.

umép, above, bréprepos, trepraros and Uzaros, supreme.
e&, out of, €rxaros, extreme, last.
The above appear to be a sufficient number of in-

6. Some comparatives and superlatives are formed from | stances, though not comprehending ail the varieties of

prepositions ;

(a)
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Ace.

(c)

e.g.

Mase.

Bs
€ls
e ?
€vos
cr
€Vt

eva

SECTION

; comparison.

IX.—THE NUMERALS.

TABLE I.—CARDINAL NUMBERS.

Fem.
pla
puas
pea
pilav

Mase. §& Fem.
Nom. Ace. rpets, three,

Neut. (db)
€v, one. Nom. Acc. dv0, or Sve, two, for all genders.
€0$ Gen. Dat. dvow
évt Also Dat. duet.
ev.
Neut. (dq) Mase. & Fem. Neut.
Ttpla Nom. reocapes, four, téocapa (rérrapes, tértapay

Gen. TplLav, Gen. teaodpav
Dat. Tpiol, } for all genders. | Dat. réocapat
Ace. teooapas Tégoapa.
(e) INDECLINABLE (from 5 to 100). Mase. Fem. Neut.

mevte, five, elKOoe twenty, Svaxoctot Ovakdovae Staxdora, 200,
e, SIL, TpidkovTa, thirty, Tptakootot Tplakdowat Tplakootu, 300,
émtd, seven, teooapaxovta, forty, xiAcoe xiAcat xQua, 1000,
oxTo, eight, mevtnkovra, _ fifty, puptoe peupeae pupia, 10,000.
evvea, nine, é£nkovta, sixty, mpartos, first, eikooTUs, twentieth,
Oexa, ten, €Sdounkovra, seventy, < dedrepos, second, tpltakoaros, thirtieth,
evdexa, eleven, oySonkovra, eighty, RS tpiros, third, éxatoarés, hundredth,
dadexa, twelve, evvernxovta, ninety, § réraptos, fourth, Stakoatoards, two hundredth,

EKATOV, a hundred. népntos, fifth, §c. xdoords, thousandth, §e.

REMARK.

All the declinable ordinals are formed according to the first and second declensions ; e. g. ro&ros, 7, ov,

(a)
Nom.
Gen.
Dat.
Ace.

SINGULAR.
> , + is
avtés avy
> col a”
avtod = avTns
avTa = arta
é 7
J fy > ,
auTov = auTny

Sevrepos, pa, pov.

SECTION X.—PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVES.

Spurr
avTo
> a
avuTOU
yearns
auT@

Cyaan?
avTo.

TABLE J.

avrés, reflexive self.

PLURAL. Duat.

> , > , ’ , > , ’ , > i
avrol avrai avta Nom. Ace. atta = atta =—s att@
avray, for all genders Gen. Dat. avroty attra avrow.

> a r n
avrois avrais avrois

> , Eva) Cr a
auTovs auTas auTa.

xii PRONOMINAL ADJECTIVES.

Demonstratives, 6d¢, obros, éketvos.

(b) SINGULAR. (c) SINGULAR.
Nom. Ode Hoe TObE Nom. ovros alt ~~ TovTO
Gen. Trovde Thode TOvdE Gen. TOUTOU TaUTNS TOUTOU
Dat. TOE TOE T@de Dat. TOUT@® Tav’TH TOUT@
Ace. TOVOE THVOE TOOE. Ace. TOUTOY TaUTNY TOUTO.
PLURAL. PLURAL.
Nom. olde aide TadE Nom. ovUTroL avrat Taira
Gen. ravoe, for all genders Gen. rovroy, for all genders
Dat. roiabe Ttaicde roid. Dat. TOUTOLS TavTaLs TOUTOLS
Ace. Tovcbe Tdcde Tade. Acc. TovTovs TavTas Tada.
Dvat. Dvuat.
Nom. Acc. rade Trade TMOE Nom. Ace. rovra tatra tovTa
Gen. Dat. rode taivde Toivoe. Gen. Dat. rotrow ratvraw tovrow.
tis, interrogative, who ?
(e) SINGULAR. PLURAL.
Nom. Tis TL Nom. Tlves Tiva
Gen. TIVOS, for all 4 Gen. TOY, \ for all d
or a. enders or a enders
Dat. TiN, } 8 Dat. TIC, 8
Ace. Tiva Tl. Ace. tivas Tia.
ris, indefinite.
(f) SINGULAR. PLURAL.
Nom. tis TL Nom. tuves Twa
Gen. wos Gen. Tivov.
- . )
for all genders } for all genders
Wate srt, } 8 Dates eencat, 8
Ace. twa Tl. Ace. twas TWa.
The Relative, 6s, who, which.
(g) Sryeurar. PLURAL.
Nom. 6s q 6 Nom. of aoa
Gen. of fs 08 Gen. _—_ &», for all genders
Dat. o 7 o Dat. ois ais ois
L c c
Ace. ov AV Os Ace. ous as a
Relative, combined with ris.
>
(h) SINGULAR. | PLURAL.

Nom. doris = rus Ort, whoever, &c.| Nom. oirwes aitwes = Gra

Gen. ovdtwos fotwos ovtwos Gen. vtwer, for all genders

Dat. orur nTWwe @TUWe Dat. oigtict aiotiot iotior

Acc, ovtiva fvtTwa ore. Ace. ovotwas dotwas drwa.
REMARKS.

1. The article 6, 7, 76, may be considered as a demon- | breathing.
strative. Combined with the particle de, dd¢, 75, rode, it
is more precise in its signification, this one, this here.

Nom. Ace. tive,
Gen. Dat. rivow,

Nom. Acc. rue,
Gen. Dat. tivo,

[Secr. X.

(d) SINGULAR.
Nom. éxetos exelvn_~— eto
Gen. ékewou ekeivns _ekeivou.

The other cases, sing. and
pl. like adrés.

DvAL.

} for all genders

DvAL.

} for all genders.

DvAL.

Nom. Ace. 6 a &
Gen. Dat. oi atv ou.

Dvuat.
apparently not in use.

The Attic form érov occurs for
OUTLVOS.

If the article precedes adrés, it signifies the
same; e. g. 6 airos Baowdeds, the same hing.

2. Adrds is declined like dyads, except that v is want-
It is always marked with the smooth

ing in the neuter.

3. O&ros, av’rn, rodro, this, indicates present or near
objects. "Exeivos, that, points to absent or distant

objects.

Secr. XI.]

4. The difference between ris, indefinite, some one, any
one, and ris, interrogative, who ? will be easily perceived.

PERSONAL PRONOUNS.

The latter has the acute accent always on the first syllable

of each case.*

5. Aeiva, or 6 Seiva, such an one, is generally inde-
clinable, but is sometimes declined thus: Nom. deiva,
Plural—Nom. deives,

Gen. deivos, Dat. Sein, Ace. deiva.
Gen. deceiver.

(c) pndeis (unde cis), pndepia, pndév,

ovdeis (ovde cis), ovdepnia, ovder,

xiii

} none, no one.

So ov6eis.

(d) ékacros, tn, rov, each of more than two.
(e) Nom. and Ace. aude, both, two together: Gen. and

(f)
Gen.

Dat.
Ace,

6. The following adjectives may be placed here :—

(a) addos, GAAn, GXo, other.
(b) érepos, érépa, Erepov, other.

7. The following form a class.

DEMONSTRATIVES.

a) Totos

(%) ck } such.
TOLOUTOS

b) rocos

(@) a } so much.
TOO OUTOS

(c) tXikos

} so great.

TALKOUTOS

8. Of these, rovodros, rorovTos, and rnALKovTros are de-
clined like oitos; but the Attic Greeks make the neuter
In the New Test. we find neuter

Tolovroy and ToaouTov.

: SECTION XI.—THE

(a) SINGULAR. |
Nom. eyo, I.
Gen. €uov, pov
Dat. e€mol, Loe
Ace. Ee, le

PLuRAL.
Nom. Tpets
Gen. Ov
Dat. nw
Ace. nuas.

Dvat.
Nom. Ace. vai, va
Gen. Dat. viv, ver.

Declined like atrtés

(a)

Gen. euavrod euautis
Ist Pers. | Dat e“auT@ ean
Ace. euauréy éuautny
Gen. oeavrov oeavuTis
2nd Pers. { Dat. ceavr@ — veauTij
Ace. ceavréy oeavTny

* Tt may be noticed that in the Attic Greek rod and 76 are used for rivos and ri, and tov and rw, as enclitics, for twos and tu.

Ace.

INTERROGATIVES.
motos, of what kind ?
(Relative, dézotos, of what kind.)
moéaos, how great ?
In pl. how many ?
mdikos, how great? or, of what
age ?

PIs Ne

Dat. duoiv. *Auddrepos, pa, pov, the same signification.

PLuRAL.

addnrov, of each other
a\Anros, GAAjAats, GAAnAots, to each other
adAnAovs, GdAnAas, adAjAa, each other.

DvaA..

Gen. & Dat. aAndow, addjdawv, adAnow
GANnA®, aAAnAa,

ad\\jo. No Nom. case.

CoRRELATIVES.

olos, such as, or, of what
hind.

éoos, how great, as great as.
In pl. whosoever.

nAtkos, how great, referring
to age or size.

rotovrov, Mat. 18. 5, and Acts 21. 25; rocovrov, Heb.
Toios, towdade, oios, and woios, are declined accord-
ing to § VII., rem. 1.

PRONOUNS.

TABLE K.—PERSONAL PRONOUNS.

(6) Sryeurar.

Nom. ov, thou.
Gen. gov
Dat. oot
Ace. oe.
PLURAL.
Nom. Upets
Gen. UL@V
Dat. vw
Ace. Dyas.
Duau.
Nom. Ace. ofai, cfd
Gen. Dat. cdi, opar.
CompounpDs.
euautov, of myself. Gen.
Seas y mysely- 3rd Pers. | Dat
epauTo. Singular Ace.
geavrod, of thyself. Gen.
ceavT@ Plural | Dat.
geavTo. Ace.

(c) Srneurar.

Gen. ov, of himself, Sc.
Dat. ot
Ace. é.
PLURAL.
Gen. opav
Dat. pict
Ace. opas.
Duat.
Nom. Ace. ode, ofa
Gen. Dat. odoir.
€avtoD éavtns _— eavtod, of himself.
éauT@ €auTy EavT@
L « c
,
€autov éavtnvy _— Ea TO.
éavroy, for all genders
€auTois €auTais €avTois
€avtovs éavtds éaura.

Tn the

New Testament an example of the latter usage occurs in the various reading, womepel tw extpwpart, 1 Cor. 15. 8, where the common text has

the article.

xv VERB SUBSTANTIVE.

REMA

1. The place of the 3rd personal pronoun is supplied in
the oblique cases from airés, adrn, avtd.

2. The compounds ezavrod and ceavrov have no plural.
Of ourselves is expressed by jay adray ; to ourselves, by

Hpi avtois, &c.

3. ceavrov may be contracted into cavrov, and éavrov

SECTIO

[Srer. XII.

RKS.

into airov, aitis, abrov, &e.

4. The possessive pronominal adjectives are as fol-
low: éyds, enn, eudv, mine; ods, on, cov, thine; ds
(or éds), 4 (or €)), 6v (or édv), his; nperepos, pa, pov,
Ours; Uperepos, pa, pov, yours; aerepos, pa, pov, theirs;
v@ltepos, pa, pov, ours (dual); owirepos, pa, pov, yours

(dual).

N’ Er,

TABLE L.—THE VERB SUBSTANTIVE.

IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE.

Be thou, &c. | That I may be,
&e.

C2 > >

®, 7S) >

+ ” > > >
EOTE, EOTMOAY,| @MEV, NTE, OL,

INDICATIVE.

Present. J am, &e.

> > YU »
S. elui, eis, or ef, eori, toO., cor,
P. eoper, eoré, cic,
TOV, TTOV.

> 4 > , + »~*
D. €oTov, ecTov. €OTOV, COT@V.

Imperfect. I was, &c.
S. fv, As, or joOa, 7, or jy,
P. jpev, Are, OY Hore, Oar,
D { Army, irny, OF

. > +

HOTHV, HOTHY.
Future. J shail be, &c. |

” ” »”
Evoual, EON, EOTAL,

wha R es)

> , * »”

. exopeba, eoecbe, ecovrat,
> , + ”

. exdpebor, éoea Gor, exe Gor.

OPTATIVE. INFIN. PARTICIPLES.
That I might be, &c. To be. Being.
ey ) 2 a
Einv, €lns, EN; eivat. M. év, dvros,
Ey > > > z 2
ELnMEV, ENTE, ENTLY, OF Elev, EF. otea, ovens,
, BL wy
einTny, einTny. N. dv, dvros.
|
|
To be about
That I may be about to be, &e.|__ to be. About to be.
> , + ~ »” > ,
ecoiuny, e000, coro, ececOa. | M. codpevos, ov,
exoipeba, ecorcbe, EcowrTo, F. éecouern, ns,
ecoipebov, eooiaOnv, ecoiaOnv. N. éodpevor, ov.

Present Participle, the type of all participles in wy, without exception.

SINGULAR. PLURAL. DuaAt.
Masc. Fem. Neut. | Masc. Fem. WNeut. Mase. Fem. WNeut.
Nom. ov ovca ov Nom. dvtes ova ovra Nom. Ace. dyre ovoa OvTeE
Gen. dévtos ovons dyTos Gen. Ovtav ovtcdv bvTey Gen. Dat. dvtow ovcaw dvrTow.
Dat. évrt ovon ovTt Dat. ovat ovoas ovat
Ace. dévra ovcav ov, Ace, dyras ovoas évra.
REMARKS.

1. In the present, the 2nd pers. ef is the ordinary form. |
eve occurs for eveortt.

2. In the imperfect the 2nd pers. is ordinarily 76a,
Mat. 26. 69. The 3rd pers. jy is more common than 7.

Another form of the imperfect occurs in the 1st pers.
sing. and pl.; sing. juny, pl. yucOa. unr, Mat. 25. 35.
jpeba, Mat. 23. 30. Acts 27. 37., where the common
text has jer. rw occurs, as 3rd pers. sing. of the
imperative.

3. The future, in all its moods, is of the middle form.
The 2nd pers. sing. is originally éveca. By rejecting o
is formed éoea, and by contracting «a into yn, and sub-
scribing the 1, is formed gop.

This remark applies to all 2nd pers. sing. in y of passive
and middie verbs, without exception.

4, The verb substantive has neither perfect, pluperfect,
nor aorist. The imperfect supplies the place of these
tenses

SECTION XIII.—REGULAR VERB IN Q.

TABLE M.—ACTIVE VOICE.

| INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIFLES.

Pres. IT loose, &e. |

Sing. Wo Me Avoupe dvewv Mase. Avov
ves ve dons vous Avovros
vet ver hoy vou Fem. dtovoa

Plur. Avopey AV@pev Avoupev Avovons
vere vere huyTe voure Neut. Advov
Avovart AveT@oay voor Avovev Avovtos

Dual Averov dverov AUnTov hvoirny
dveror Averov Avnrov Avoitny

Impf.

Sing €\vov
€dves
eve

Plur. eAvopev
ehvere
é\vov

Dual ehvetny
ehverny

Fut.

Sing. hic@ Adooune voew Mase. Avoor
vets Avcos AvoovTos
Avoet door Fem. Avcovca

Plur. Avcopey Ucoupev Aucovons
AvoeTe Avootre Neut. Adoov
AVcovce vooey AvoovTos

Dual voerov Avooitny
vcerov vooitny

Aor.

Sing. édvoa Nica hvoaye doa Mase. Avoas
éduoas doo vons Nvoats icavros
éhuge ucat@ (a) Avon Avoat Fem. Aicadca

Plur. eAvodpev AUcopev Avoayer Avoaons (4)
educate hvoate vonre Adoare Neut. Adoay
éhucay AveaTecav AUToor Avoaev AvoavTos

Dual eAvodrny (a) AvVoaTov bono Aveaitny
eAvaoaryy (a) Avedtey (a) AvonTov Auoaitny

Perf.

Sing. heAvKa edAvK@ NeAVKoupe NeduKevae Mase. AeAuKos
déAvKas heduKe hedvkys AevKoLs AeAvKOTOs
déduxKe eAvKEeT@ hehvy AedvKoe Fem. edvkuia

Plur. AeAUKGpeV NeAVK@peEV AeAtKoupev AeAvKvias
AevKare Nehvxere heAvKNTE AeAdKouTeE Neut. Aedukds
Aedvcace AcAuKeT@oap AeAvK@oL heAvKovev AeAvKdTos

Dual eAvKaTOY AeAvKeTov AeAdKNTOV eAuKoiTHY |
eAdKaroy NeAvKerov NehvK TOV eAvKOITHY

Pluperfect.
Singular. édedvcew Plural. éXedvcerpev Dual. éXeAvkeirny
éAeNvkels ‘ €AeAUKELTE €eAvkeiTyy.
€AeAUKeL. €AeAUKetoap.

Ses

XVl

REGULAR VERB IN Q.

(Sect. XIII.

REMARKS.

1. Syllabic augment, so called as adding a syllable to
the tense. It occurs in the imperf., the first aorist Gn
the indic. mood), and pluperf.; e.g. €Avoy, €dvoa,
eeAvxew.

Verbs commencing with p double that consonant after
the augment ; e. g. pita, I cast, éppurroy.

The Attic dialect gives n for ¢ in three verbs; viz.,
Botropa, I wish, n8ovdepunv ; Stivapa, I am able, ndvvapny ;
pedro, I am about, I intend, Fedor.

2. Temporal augment, so called as increasing the
time, or quantity, in pronunciation. It occurs when the
verb begins with one of the vowels a, ¢, or 0; a being
changed into n, e. g. dvitw, I accomplish, jvvrov ; € into n,
eGerho, I wish, Oedov; o into @, dpitw, I limit, dpitor.
Or with one of the diphthongs a, o, or av; at into y,
airéw, I ask, nreov; o1 into @, oixéw, I inhabit, @keov ; av
into nv, a’€ava, I increase, nt~avov.

3. The long vowels 7, w, and the three diphthongs e:,
ev, ov, are unchanged, and 1, v, merely lengthened in
quantity ; e.g. nyéw, [ resound, ijxeov ; Ow, I push, dOov ;
ixerevo, I supplicate, ixéerevov (¢); tBpito, I assault,
UBpilov (0) ; eixalo, I imagine, eixagov; edOvve, I direct,
eVOuvoy; ovtatw, I wound, ovragov.

But the Attics often change ev into nu; e. g. evyoua,
T pray, yoxspny.

4, Several verbs commencing with e receive the aug-
ment by inserting ¢; e. g. €y@, I have, eiyov; epyagopar,
I work, cipya¢éuny ; éaw, I permit, etaov, contract. etwr, ete.
So eo, perf. eiw6a, I am accustomed, » being interposed,
and €6i¢, I accustom, perf. pass. etO.cpat.

The verb épdo, I see, receives both the syllabic and
temporal augments, ¢ and @; e. g. 6pdw, €@paov, contract.
€wpov; perf. Attic émpaxa, for dpaka.

5. Reduplication. (a) This consists of e added to the
first consonant of the root, as in AéAvea. All verbs com-
mencing with a consonant have the reduplication in the
perf., and retain it in all the moods.

(5) Verbs commencing with a vowel or a diphthong
receive no reduplication, the first letter of the perf. being
the same as that of the imperf. ; e. g. avitw, imperf. #rutor,
perf. jvuxa. In such cases the temporal augment is re-
tamed through all the moods.

6. (a) If the first consonant of the present be an aspi-
rate, it is replaced in the reduplication by the correspond-

ing smooth consonant; e. g. piiéa, I love, reidnxa; bdo,
I sacrifice, réOvxa.

(6) Verbs which commence with , a double letter, or
two consonants, want the reduplication; e.g. pdz7a,
T sew, eppapa; adr, I play on an instrument, éyadka ;
onetpwo, I sow, €omapka.

(c) As exceptions to this rule may be mentioned, verbs
commencing with a mute and a liquid; e. g. ypada,
I write, yéypapa; Kiva, I incline, xékduxa. Some com-
mencing with rr; e. g. mémrexa, from the old form mde,

I fall.

7. (a) The Attics change the reduplications Xe and pe
in the perf. into ev; e. g. AapBave, I take (old form AnBeo),
eiAnha, for éAnpa; peipo, I divide, civappa, for pé-
Pappa.

(6) What is called the Attic reduplication occurs in
some verbs commencing with a vowel. It consists in a
repetition of the two first letters of the verb before the
temporal augment ; e. g. dputrw, I dig, perf. apuyxa, Att.
dpwpuxa; édavve, I drive, perf. axa, Att. éAjdaka.

(c) If the third syllable, counting the reduplication, be
long, it is shortened; e. g. adéupa, LT anoint, jreupa, Att.
adnupa; axovo, I hear, jxova, Att. axnxoa.

(d) In the second aorist* this reduplication continues
through the moods, but the temporal augment does not
go beyond the indic.; e.g. from ayo, I lead, aor. 2,
i#tyayov (by transposition for dynyoy), but infin. dyayeiv.

8. Formation of the tenses of the Active Voice. In-
dicative mood.

(a) The present is formed of the root and the termi-
nation @, evs, e. Third pers. pl. ovox, like the dat. pl. of
the present participle.

. (b) The imperfect is formed from the present by pre-
fixing the augment, and changing @ into ov; Avo, €Avor.
The 3rd pers. pl. is like the Ist pers. sing. in this tense.

(c) The future is the root, with the addition of the
termination ow, oes, wet, ete.

(d) The aorist is formed from the future by prefixing
the augment, and changing ow into oa; Adca, €dvoa.
The 3rd pers. pl. is formed by adding v to the Ist pers.
sing.; €Avoa, €Avoap.

(e) The perfect is formed from the future by changing
oo into xa, and prefixing the reduplication. Modifications
of this termination will be hereafter noticed.

(f) The pluperfect is formed from the perfect by pre-

fixing the augment ¢, and changing the final a into ew;

* It will be observed that in the Paradigm given above (A¥w), the second aorist does not occur. This tense is regarded by Burnouf as
only another form of what is usually called the first aorist, since it appears that if one aorist is used in a given verb, the other does not occur,
at least in the same dialect. Buttmann (as quoted by Burnouf) lays it down, that no verb in which the second aorist is the same in form
with the imperfect, or would differ only in the quantity of the penultimate syllable, can haye this aorist, at any rate in the active voice,

Remarks on the second aorist will be found below, p. xxvi.

Sect. XIV.]
AéAvKa, €AeAvKew. Sometimes the augment is omitted ;
e. g. memLoTEvKELoaY.

9. Imperative. (a) The present is formed by changing
of the present indicative into € ; e. g. AUw, Ave, Avera, etc.

(b) The imperative aorist is in ov, atw; e.g. Avoor,
AvodTo.

(c) The perfect is the same in form as the 3rd
pers. sing. of the perfect indicative; e. g. AeAuKe. All
the 3rd persons, sing., pl., and dual, of the imperative
have @ in the termination.

10. Subjunctive. (a) The present subjunctive is formed
from the present indicative by changing the short vowels
into long ones, and subscribing « where it occurs; e.g.
indic. Avo, Avers, AVer; SUbj. AV, AUYS, AUT.

(6) The 2nd pers. pl., Adyre, and dual, Avyrov, have noe
subscribed, there being none in the corresponding persons
of the indicative.

REGULAR VERB IN a@.

xvil

11. Optative. (a) The present, future, and perfect
optative are formed by changing the last letter of the
same tenses of the indicative into ow; e.g. pres. Wo,
optat. Avouw; fut. Adow, optat. Adooupe ; perf. A€dv«a,
optat. ANeAdKoupe.

*(b) The aorist optative rejects the augment, and
changes a into ay; e. g. Ava, AVoaupu.

12. Infinitive. All tenses terminating in @ in the in-
dicative form the infinitive in ew; the aorist forms it in
a, and the perfect in évac.

13. Participles. Those tenses which have the infinitive
in ev form the participle in wy, ovea, ov. The aorist
participle ends in as, aoa, av; iaas, Avcaca, iar,
The perfect
participle ends in @s, via, os; NeAvK@s, NeAUKVIA, eAUKSS,

They are all

gen. Avcavros, Avodons, AVcarTos, ete.

gen. AeAuKdTOS, AeAuKVias, NeAvKOTOS, etc.
declined like adjectives of the third class.

SECTION XIV.—REGULAR VERB IN ©.

TABLE N.—PASSIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. | IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE
Present |Z am loosed, &c.
Sing. Avopat AV@pae
Avy vou in
Averau Avec ba AUnrat
Plur. Avdpeba Avopeba
Aveo be veo Oe ino be
dvovrat Avec bwoav Movtat
Dual AvdpeOov Avopebov
Aveo Oo Aveo bov hina Oov
Aveo Gov Aver Owv Uno ov
Imperf.
Sing. ehudunv
€ vou
eveTo
Plur. eAvopeba
edver be
é\vovTo
Dual eAudpeOov
édveo Onv
eAveoOnv

. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Avolipny Aver Oat Mase. Avdpevos
Noto Avopevov
Avouro
Avoipeba Fem. Avopevy
Ava e Avoperns
\vowTo
dvoipebov Neut. Avdpevov
Avoic Onv Avopevou
Avoic Onv

* Molic aocrist, Avoera, AVoevas, AUceve; pl. Avoelapev, AVselate, AVoeav. The 2nd and 3rd pers. sing. and the 3rd pers. pl.
are alone in use,

ox

Xvili REGULAR VERB IN @. [Sect. XIV.

TABLE N.—PASSIVE VOICE.— (Continued)

INDICATIVE, IMPERATIVE, SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.

Future
Sing. AvOnoopat AvOonooipny AvOncecOa | Mase. \vOnodpevos
Avbjon AvOjcoL0 AvOnoopevov
AvOnoerar Avojcouro
Plur. AvOnodpcba Avoncoipcla Fem. Avéncopéevn
Avonoecbe Avojoouw be von operns
AvOnooevrat Avo cowrTo
Dual Avonodpebov AvonooipeOov Neut. AvOnodpevov
AvOjoeo boy Avonooia Ony Avoncopevou
Avoj cea Gov Avonooic Onv
Aorist
Sing. edvOny v6 Avbeinv AvOAvat Masc. \véeis
edvOns AVOnre AvOijs Avbeins AvOevros
eAvOn AvOjTo v7 Avbein
Plur. eAUOnpev AvOGpev AvOeinuev Fem. d\vécica
ehvOnre AvOnTe AvOnTe Avbeinre vOeions
ehvOnoav AvOjTracar Avdaor Avbeinoay == :
Dual edvOnrny AVOnTov AvOnrov AvOeinrny Neut. Avoev
edvOnrny AvOAT@v AvOjTov AvOeunrny Avdevros
Perfect
Sing. heAvpar AeAupevos @ AeAupevos €lyjr NeAvoba Mase. AeAvpevos
eAvoat héAvco AeAupevos 7s Aedupevos eins NeAupevou
AeAvrar Aedva bo AeAvpevos 7) AeAvpevos Ein
Plur. AeddpeOa Aehupevor Gpev | AeAvptevoe einer Fem. Aedupévn
eAvTbe AeAvabe AeAvpevor FTE AeAvpevor elnre AeAvperns
AeAvvrae Aehvobacay AeAvpevor Gow AeAvpevor einoay
Dual AeAvpeBov Neut. AeAupevov
AeAva bov Aédva Gov Nehupevo 7rov eAupeva einrny AeAvpevou
eva Oov Aedtabov NeAvupév@ 7rov AeAvpeva eintny
Pluperf.
Sing. ehehvpeyy
€\éAvco
eXéhvTO
Plur. eeAvpeba
ehedva be
e€duvTo
Dual eeAvpeOov
eXeAva Onv
€deAva Onv
3rd Fut.
Sing. AeAvoopa AeAveoiuny AeAvoeoOa | Mase. AeAvodpevos
Achvon ANeAvooto AeAvoopevou
Nedvoerat AeAvoouro
Plur. Nedvodpeba ANeAvooipeba Fem. AcAvoopevy
AeddoeuOe Aedicoube AeAvooperns
AeAVoovrat AeAvoowrTo
Dual NeAvodpeOov AeAvoroipebov Neut. AcAvordpevov
heAvoeo Gov Aedvaroic Onv AeAvTopeEvou

NeAvoec ov NeAvoola Onv

Secr. XV.]

REGULAR VERB IN a. xix

REMARKS.

1. (a) The present indicative is formed from the present
active by changing » into ona; Ava, Avopar.

(b) The imperfect from the imperfect active, by chang-
ing ov into ouny; €Avoy, ehuduny.

(c) The future, by adding the termination @ycopna to
the root portion of the verb, especially as it appears in the
future active and the perfect, and aspirating a preceding
consonant ; Avo, Avojcopar; oKoTi¢w, TkoTiT@, TKOTLC-
Onoopa; &yo, do, axOncona. Some verbs have another
form, termed the second future, which exhibits the same
change of the root portion of the verb as the second
aorist active, with the termination noopa; dépa, dap-
noopat; ad\d\doow, a\daynoopat.

(d) The aorists of the first and second form have the
termination yy in place of noopar in the futures, and prefix
the augment; Avo, eAVOnv; mEeuTra, ereupOny; orpéeda,
eatoadny ; KpumT@, expuBny.

(e) The termination of the perfect is par; deXuka,
AeAupar; TeTéAeKa, TeTEAEopaL; yeypaha, yéeypappat.

(f) The pluperfect is formed from the perfect by
changing paz into pny, and prefixing the augment; AéAv-
prat, eXcAVunv. The augment is sometimes omitted; e. g.
vevopobernro, for éevevopobérnro.

(g) The third future, which mainly belongs to the
passive voice, is formed from one of the perfects by sub-
stituting the termination coua; Kéxpaya, (kexpdyoomac)
kekpa&opat; yeypanra, (yeyparoopmar) yeypayopa.

2. (a) The imperative is formed from the indicative by
he following changes :—

Pres. ind. 1 p. Avo, Imper. Avov, 8. p. Avew Oo.

Aor. ind. 3 p. €Av6n, = Imper. AVOn1, 3 p. AVENT@

Plup. ind. 2 p. édéAvoo, Imper. A€Avao, 3 p. AeAvaOo.

(b) The 2nd person in ov of the imperfect is formed
from eco, by rejecting o and contracting eo into ov ; e. g.
€Aveoo, eAveo, €AVov.

3. (a) The present subjunctive is formed from the pre-

_ sent indicative by changing the short vowels into long

ones; e.g. Avopat, AVopar. The 2nd pers. sing. is from
noa, thus: noa, nat, 7.

(b) The aorist, from that of the indicative by rejecting
the augment, and changing ny into w; eAv@nv, Avbd.

(c) The perfect, usually, by a combination of the perfect
participle with the pres. subj. of the verb etva:, &, 7s, 7).

4. (a) The optative is formed by changing the termi-
nation of the indicative ova into ony; e.g. pres. indic.
Avopat, opt. Avoipny ; fut. AVEjnTopa, opt. AVOnooipny, Ke.

(b) The aorist rejects the augment, and changes nv into
ev; edvOnv, AvOeinv. The plural is frequently con-
tracted; e. g. AvOcipev, AvOEtre, AvOciev.

(c) The perfect is usually composed of the perfect
participle and the optative of efvac; NeAupévos einy.

5. (a) The infinitive of the tenses ending in par is
formed from the 3rd pers. of the indicative by changing
rat into oOa; e. g. pres. Averat, infin. AveoOa; fut.
AvOnoerat, infin. AvOjcec Oar.

(6) The aorist infin. rejects the augment, and changes
nv into nvar; edAVOnv, AvOjVaL; eKpvBnY, KpvBHvaL.

6. (a) The participle of every tense in pa ends in
pevos; e.g. pres. Avouat, part. Avdpevos ; fut. Avonoopat,
part. AvOnodpevos ; third fut. NeAdoopar, part. AeAvadpevos,
&e. All these are declined like dyads, n, dv.

(b) The participle of the aorist rejects the augment,
and changes ny into evs; eAvOnv, AvOeis ; Eotpadyy, otpap-
eis. It is declined like adjectives of the third class.

SECTION XV.—REGULAR VERB IN Q.
TABLE O.—MIDDLE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIFLES.
Future J shall loose myself, &c.

Sing. AVoopat Avooiwny hicec Oat Mase. Avodpevos
ion Avooro Avoopevou
AUoeTat vootro

Plur. Avodpcba AugoipeOa Fem. dAvoopevn
voer Ge Avcoro Ge Avo operns
Avoovrat AvaowrTo

Dual AvobpeOov Avooipebov Neut. Avodpevov
vce ov AvooiaOny Aucopevou
Avoec Gov Avaoic Onv

Aorist

Sing. éAvoapny AVo@pat Avoaipny hvcacba Mase. \vodpevos
ehic@ doa Avon Avoato Avoapévou
é\voaTo Avodcbo Avonrat hicaito

Plur. eAvodpeba Avo@pcba Avoaipeba Fem. Avcapévn
edvoaa be Avoaabe hvonabe hvoarabe Avoapevns
é\voavTo Avoedcbacav AUowvrat voawwTo

Dual €AvodpeOov Avo @peOov Avoaipebov Neut..Avodpevov
édvoacOnv Avoac boy dana Gov Aveaio Onv Avoapevov
éAvoaa Onv Avoacbov hvanabov Aveaic Onv

XX CONTRACTED VERB IN EQ.

[Secr. XVI.

REMARKS.

1. The middle voice has only two tenses peculiar to | monly called the perfect middle, but which is, in fact, only a

itself, the future and the aorist. As to the other tenses,
the passive form is used to indicate reflexive action: thus
the present, Avouat, may mean I am loosed (passive), or,
T loose myself (middle). The perfect, AeAvpar, LT have
been loosed, or, I have loosed myself, &c.

2. The tense ending in a, e. g. Kexpaya, meevya, com-

second form of the perfect active, will be noticed hereafter.

3. (a) The future middle is formed from the future
active by changing @ into ona; Avow, AVoopat.

(b) The aorist from the aorist active, by adding pny;
édvoa, eAvoapny. The 2nd pers., éAvcw, from éAvoago,
by rejecting o and contracting ao into .

SECTION XVIL—CONTRACTED VERB IN E’O.
TABLE P.—ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Present T love, &c.
Sing. | Pirdw, piéw, ir€ount, oie idee, civ |M. préav, av
did€ets, eis piree, et preys, ns ir€ors, ots ureortos, odvTos
pireet, et pireero, cit piren, 7 pudeor, ot

Plur. iréopev, ovpev
pureere, eire ireete, etre
ireovar, over
Dual pir€erov, etrov
ud€eror, ettoy

; A
pid€erov, evrov
director, eit@v

pir€wpev, Gyev| chir€oipev, otpev
prrenre, nre
pireeracar, ciracar| piréwot, Got
4 -~ , ,
pirenrov, nrov | dideotrnv, oitnv
prenrov, nrov | dideoirny, oitnv

F. diréovea, ovoa
prreorre, otre ireovons, ovans
dudeovev, otev

N. drréor, ovr ,

¢ ~
id€ortos, ovyTos

Imperf.

Sing. epideov, ovv
epirees, evs
ediree, et

Plur. eureoper, ovpev
edbideere, Eire
epideov, ov

Dual | edircérny, eirnv
ecbireerny, eit

Future prow F prynooru puryoew puryo@y, covros
Aorist epidnoa pirnoov prnow prynoape piryoae putnoas, cavtos
Perfect | meidnxa mei Anke mepirnke meiAnKoue mepirnkevar| TrepiAnkas, KOTOS
Pluperf. | emeduAnkev

REMARKS.

1. Rules of contraction : ¢ disappears before long vowels
and diphthongs, ee is contracted into e:, €o into ov.

2. The contraction takes place only in the present and
imperfect, because in these tenses alone the termination
commences with a vowel.

3. In the future and perfect these verbs change often
(not invariably) ¢ and a into », and o into , i. e. the short
vowels of the root into their corresponding long ones;
e.g. pres. prio, fut. PrAnoe, perf. mepidynka, Tide,
Tynow, TeTipnka. dyddo, Snrdca, Sednoxa.

4, The uncontracted tenses being conjugated like \vo,
the first persons only are given.

5. As regards the reduplication in the perfect, we find
mepidnka, not Pepirnxa, because two successive syllables
cannot commence with the same aspirate.

6. In place of the optative puroju, the Attics wrote
iroiny, puroins, pron; but the 3rd pers. pl. is always
piroiev (not Proincav). The Ist and 2nd pers. pl.
groinuev, idoinre, are scarcely used, on account of
their length.

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‘HOIOA WIACCIN

ao ‘soasnooliyipaz mpor0liyrprw alirhoolyrpas | mrooliyias ‘NY ple
alinlluyasua ‘jaodny gf
ao ‘soasliyian mpolyigas als Soarsdliyrpa @ soarsdliyrpase ooliyi pre wml pr qoopalog

so1arg ‘siaglyrp malighyip alusgkyrp ogliyip rlighad aliglyrs qsllow

ao ‘soasnoolighyip mg.0r0ligkyrp alirhoolighyib mrooligkyrp ainqn

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alig.013 ‘alig.03ay1>
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0419 So1a39yrp>
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alirlao ‘alidoayacps *“OUIQ

CONTRACTED VERB IN E29.

‘jaod wy,
alig.o10 ‘alig.nr03yicp aogolt ‘angola amg.013 ‘amg.033yIp "109-013 ‘20g9.033y1p
aoasriao ‘aoaarloayih alig.o10 ‘alig.01039y1p aogolt ‘aogoliayib 0p-013 ‘209.0332\I1p 09-019 20g9.033\Ip
aoaarlno ‘aoasnloayih “qna NT aogatio ‘aoganjoayip aoganl@ ‘aogarimaynp aog27n0 ‘aogatoayip reug
01010 ‘orar03ayip WL ‘wLamaynp ap.0p9.019 ‘an.0m9.0332\1p mano ‘*v.1LA03\Ip
slasrlao ‘slaarloayn 39.010 *99.0103\y1-) spol ‘sg.olayip 39-013 ‘99.023\Ip 39-013 ‘99.032\Ip
lasrlao ‘hasdoayid *u10, pgero ‘ngathoayip paar ‘ngaroayib ngavao ‘ngarloayi md
0110 ‘1103p ml ‘malay 9-013 t‘og.or2Ip 1.113 ‘mL33yIp
aoasrlao ‘aoasnloayih 010 ‘oroaynp li ‘lisynp a0 ‘aoayip li Sliayrp
SoaaMlao ‘soaasroayi “ose, | 9013 ‘mg.0339\p alirlyo ‘alerhoaynp mio anos mao ‘nroayrp *BUIG
“oxy ‘paao) WD T quesel J
=e ‘= ne
= *SaTALIOILUVA *TAILINIANI ‘TALLY. LAO *TAILONALAAS *TALLVUGAIWI *TALLVOIGQNI
O,
e "AOIOA AAISSVA—'O ATIVE
o
2) e .
n OW NI GUAA GALOVULNOO— TAX NOILLOYS

CONTRACTED VERB IN A’.

SECTION XVIII.—CONTRACTED VERB IN A’.
TABLE R.—ACTIVE VOICE.

[Secr. XIX.

IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE.
pane
TULAw®, @
Timae, a Tyans, as

, ,
TLUGETM, ATW

r x
TydeTE, ATE

,
TluaeTwoay, ATaoay
TLLaETOV, ATOV

, ,
TLUGET@Y, ATWY
?

xxii
INDICATIVE.
Present I honour, &e.
Sing. | Tide, @
Tiydets, as
TUYLdEl, A
Plur. | tepdopev, dpev
TLuaeTE, ATE
TLuUAOVTL, @Ot
Dual | tipdetor, arov
TLLaeTOV, ATOV
Imperf.
Sing. | ériuaoy, wy
eTimaes, as
eripae, a
Plur. | erysdopev, Oper
eTudeTeE, ATE
eTiaoy, wV
Dual | éryaerny, arny
eTyLaeTnY, ATHY
Future TINT @
Aorist eTipnoa
Perfect TeTiunka
Pluperf. | éreriprxecv

1. Rules of contraction: Ist, ao, aw, aov into w; 2nd,
aot into » (c subscript); 3rd, ae, ay, into a; 4th, ae, ay,

,
Tiunoov
TETLLNKE

into a (« subscript).

Tyan, a
TLULA@LEV, @MEV
TULanTe, ATE
Tiudw@ol, TL
TUyLanToV, aTOV

TyLanToy, aToy

OPTATIVE.

TULAOLLL, Ope
; A
TYLaoLS, OS
ine
TYLAOL, @
TULGOLMLEY, @LEV
TYLAOLTE, @TE
TULAOLEV, DEV
‘ /
TYLaolTHY, @TNY
; ;
TYLAOLTHY, @TNV

TUANOOULL
TYLNT@ TYANT aut
TETLULNKO TETULNKOLLL
REMARKS.

TLUL@EV.

INFINITIVE.

Tide

TUNE

TLLnT AL
TETUANKEVaL

PARTICIPLES.
M. riuder, av
TLLaOVTOS, @VTOS

F. tipdovea, dca
,
Tiuaovons, @onS

N. tysdov, ov
TLLaOVTOS, @YTOS

,
TLULNT@VY, TOVTOS

,
TyLNoas, TavTos
TETLULNK@S, KOTOS

2. For the optative, instead of
wrote also rip@ny, Tiudns, Ton,

SECTION XIX.—CONTRACTED VERB IN A’O.
TABLE §.—PASSIVE VOICE.

Tino, the Attics

, ,
TLUGT) LEV, TLU@INTE,

Tres.

Sing.

Plur.

Dual

INDICATIVE.

IMPERATIVE,

I am honoured, &c,
TUYLAOMAL, Gat

Tidy, a
TydeTal, aTat

Tyadpeba, apeba
Tysdeobe, ace

TyudovTal, @YTat

, ,
‘Tysadpebov, mpeOov
Tyaec bor, acéov

Tysdea bor, ao bov

TULaOV, @
,

Tysaec Ow

acbw

Tysaea be,
aabe
TipacoOwcayr,
dcbacav

:
Tysaec bor,
ac @ov
:
Tipaca bay,

aabav

SUBJUNCTIVE.

Tid@pa, Oat

, -
Tyan, G
TyLanTal, aTaL

Tiampeba, oueba
Tysanabe, aoe

, ~
TLLG@VTAL, @YTAL

, ,
Tysaw@peOov, weOov
Tysanoboy, acbov

tinanobov, acboyv

OPTATIVE. | INFINITIVE.
, , ,
Tiaoiuny, @ouny Tiyae Oar,
aca

TULAOLO, @O

TLLAOLTO, @TO

Tipaoipeba, dea
Tysdocbe, @aGe

TULAOWTO, @VTO

iTysaoipebov, @eOov
tynaoiaOnv, @aOny

Tytaoia Any, oo Onv

PARTICIPLES.

M. ripadpevos, aevos

, ’
TLUGOMEVOV, @MEVOU

FE. TyLaojevn, wien

TULAOPENS, @pLELNS

N. ripadpevor, dpevov

, ,
TLUGOMEVOV, WLEVOU

oem

Sect. XX.] CONTRACTED VERB IN 0’o. xxiii

TABLE §.—PASSIVE VOICE.—(Continued.)

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. FARTICIPLES.

Impf.
Sing. |érywadunv, opny
éridov,
eTLLdETO, ATO
Plur. |eripadpeda, apeba
erysaeabe, aobe
€TULAOVTO, @YTO
Dual |éripadpebov, apedov
ertpacaOnv, acOnv
eripacaOnv, aoOnv

Fut. |renOnoopat TynOnooiwny TiunOnoea Oat |riunOnodpevos, ov
Aor. erin Onv TynOnre TYynba TysnOeinv TysnOrvat Tyinbeis, Oevros
Perf. |reripnpat TeTi“noo TETLUNMEVOS @ TETLUNMEVOS ELNY TeTipnoOar | reTupnpévos, ov
Plupf. eTETLLNENY

3d Fut. | reripjoopat TETLUNTOLLNY TetyunoecOat |reryunodpevos, ov

MIDDLE VOICE.

TIUNnoopat TUN olny tiunoecOar | Tiunodpevos, ov
Aor. |eripnoapny Tlunoae TNT @pat TUN aipny TyusncacOar tinodpevos, ov
REMARKS.
1. The 3rd pers. sing. of the imperfect would originally 2. The present subjunctive, after contraction, is the
be erideco; by rejecting o and contracting co into ov, we | same as that of the indicative (as also in the active voice) ;
have eriuaov, then erie. because ae and ay are alike contracted in a.

SECTION XX.—CONTRACTED VERB IN OO.
TABLE T.—ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. | INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Present I show, &e.

Sing. | dyAd@, & dng, SnAdoupt, ote | OnAdewy, ovY | M. SnAdwv, dv
dnAdecs, ots dnAoe, ov OnAons, ots dnAdots, ots On\dovros, odvTos
dnAdet, o« dnAoeT@, ovTw dnAon, ot dyA6ot, of

Plur. | dndAdopev, ovpev Onéoper, Gpev, Sndowper, otpev F. én\éovea, otoa
OnAdere, ovTE On\dere, ovTE OndOnre, @TE OnAcoure, otTe dndoovans, ovons
dyAdovat, odat | SnAroverwaav, ovTaaav| Sy\dwor, Got | Onddorev, otev

Dual | dydderov, odrov | Sydderov, ovTov dnAdnrov, Gtov | SnAooirny, oirny N. dnddov, ovv
dnAderov, ovTov | dyAo€Tov, OVT@Y dnAdntov, tov | SynAooirHy, oltnv OnAdovtos, ovvTos

Imperf. |

Sing. | €d1oov, ovy |

edmAoes, ous
ednAoe, ov
Plur. | ednAdoper, odper
ednAdere, ovTE
€d7)Aoov, ovy
Dual | &dnAo€rnv, ovrny
ednAo€rny, ovTHY

Future onioce dnA@o out dnooey OnA@o@v, covTos
Aorist eoroca dy A@oov dntooo nrooarpe Onooat OnA@oas, cavTos
Perfect ded7A@Ka dedjAwke dednhoxa SednA@KoUpe dednAwxevat | SednAwKkas, KOTOS

Pluperf. | edednd@xewv

De ee
-

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a

Xxiv VERBS IN © PURE,—PRECEDED BY A VOWEL. [Secr. XXII.’

REMARKS.
1. Rules of contraction: Ist, oe, 00, oov, ov; 2nd, on, 2. Instead of the form dnAoiju for the optative, the
ow, into w; 3rd, oy, oe, oo, into o. In the infinitive, | Attics also wrote dyAoinv, dndoins, Sndoin, &e.
dew is contracted into ovp.

SECTION XXI.—CONTRACTED VERB IN O'O.
TABLE U.—PASSIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. | OPTATIVE. ofl INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Present I am shown, &c.
Sing. |67Adopat, ovpac OnAé@pat, pa dnAooipny, oiunv |\dnrAdecOa, | M. dyAodpevos,
ova bat ovplevos
OnAGn, ot dyAdov, ov —-|DNAGn, OF dnA6o0, oto OnAoopevor,
OnAderat, ovrat Ondoeo bo, OnAénra, rat dyAdotro, otro ouplevou
ova bw
Plur. |dnAodpeOa, ovpeBa dyAow@peOa, oueba |dnAooipeBa, oipeba F. dyAoopevn,
dnAdeabe, ove dnAdeobe, dnAdnaGe, oO dnAdovebe, ota Be oupevn
ova be dnAoopevns,
OnAdovrat, ovvTat dndoecbacar,|Syowvrat, Gvtar | Oy AGowwTo, otvTo oupevns
ova bwour
Dual [dyAodpeOov, ovpeOov SnAowpeOov, @peOov | dnAooipeOor, oieOov N. dnAodpevor,
dnAdecOov, ovcOov |SnAdecOov, |SndAdnaOov, GaOov | SnAooicOnv, oa Onv ovpLevov
ova boy 61, Aoopevou
dnAdecbor, ova ov |dno€abwv, |SnAdna ov, Gabor bee oid Onv oupLevor
ovo boy
Imperf. 1
Sing. |€dyAodpunv, ovpny
ednAdov, ov
ednddeTo, ovUTO
Plur. |ed7AodpeOa, ovpeba
eOnAdeabe, odabe
ednAdovTo, ovvTO |
Dual [ednAodpeOov, ovpeOov
ednroeaOnv, ova Onv
ednroeaOnv, ova Onv
—_——— he eet
Future (d7A@Ojcopa ee dnA@Ono olny dnA@O oer Oat Onw@Onodpevos, ov
Aorist ed) A@Onv dnA@OnTe dn Aw@O@ dnA@Oeinv dnA@Onvae dnwOeis, Oevros
Perfect [ded Aopar dednAwoo dedn@pevos & dedyAwpevos cinv |SednA@oOar_ edn AwpeEvos, ov
Pluperf. ededyAopnv ;
3rd Fut. |dednA@oopue dednAoooiunv dednrroaea Oar |Sednrwodpevos, ov

MIDDLE VOICE.

Future |dyA@copae dnA@ooiunv dnw@oerOar |dnAwadpevos, ov
Aorist = |ednA@oapny dSfirwoa Snrooapat dnooaipny dnA@oacba — |\dnwodpevos, ov
SECTION XXII.

REMARKS ON VERBS IN Q PURE, 1.5. PRECEDED BY A VOWEL.

1. Many verbs in é@ make the future in éow (not 2. Of verbs in dw, many keep a in the future. Those
now); e.g. Tew, I finish, reX€ow ; apkéw, apkeow. Some | which have e or ¢ before dw; e.g. €dw, I permit, édow ;
have both forms; e. g. aivéo, I praise, aivécw, and aivnow ; | Oedopa, I behold, dedoopa, perf. rebeapa, aor. eOeaOny.
opéw, I bear, popéow, and hopyca. Those in paw ; e. g. dpaw, I see, épacw (not used). Those

Sect. XXIII.] REMARKS ON VERBS WHICH HAVE A CONSONANT BEFORE a. XXV

in Ado; e. g. yeddwo, I laugh, yehkdow; krdw, I break,
khdzo. Also kpeudo, I hang up, kpeuacw ; ora, I draw,
ondacw. But xpdw, I lend, has xpyow; trdw, I bear,
TANTO.

3. Of verbs in dw a very few keep o in the future; e.g.
apow, I plough, apdow. All others have @, as dyhoce.

4. Future and aorist passive. Many verbs have o
before @jcoua in the future, and before @ny in the aorist ;
e.g. xpio, I anoint, xpicw, xpicOnoopa, éxpicOnv ; Ted€éw,
I finish, teh€ow, TeAecOnoopa, eredeoOnv; Krelw, I shut,
kNeio@, KAevoOnoopat, exévcOnv; axove, I hear, axovoo,
axovoOncopat, KovacOnv. Indeed, almost all verbs which

have a short vowel or a diphthong before the termination
receive ¢; kadew, I call, kadéow, makes xKéxAnka, kexAnpat,
exh Onv, as if from khéw, KAjow. But xékAnka is for
kexaAexa, by contraction.

5. Perfect passive. Generally, verbs which have o in
the future and aorist passive have it also in the perfect ;
e. g. TeTeMET HAL, KEXPLO pal, KEKELopaL, HKOVTpAL.

But some have o in the aorist, and not in the perfect ;
e. g. pvdopar, I remember, euynaOnv, but péuynpar; rave,
I cause to cease, enavobny, but mémavpa..

6. The perfect passive of verbs which have o before pat
is conjugated as follows :—

INDICATIVE. PLUPERFECT.
Perfect. Sing. | feovopar KOU pny
nKovoat KOUTO
KOVOTAL KOVOTO
Plur. | jKovopeba nkovoe0a
a fa) al 6
Kova Oe novo be
NKOVGPEVOL ETL NKOVO EVOL Hoav
Dual 7kKOvG [Le Oov nKkovo jeOov
nkovo Oov nova Onv
as > tb 6
nKova Gov nova Ony

7. According to the analogy of AéAuvTat, A€AvyTaL, the
3rd pers. pl. of #xovopa should be #Kovovra. The harsh-
ness of three consonants thus concurring is avoided by
combining the 3rd pers. pl. indic. of eiva:, to be, with the

IMPERATIVE.

SUBJUNCTIVE. jKovcpevos &, 7s, 7
KOU
> , ,
nkova Ow OPTATIVE. NKOVO[EVOS ENV, ELS, EL]
ijxova be INFINITIVE. nkovg Oat
nKkovo Owoay

PARTICIPLE. = Kova}1EVOS, rev, JLevov
ikova boy
> ,
nkova bav

perf. part. jKovopeévor cioi. The same remark applies to
the pluperf., where the 3rd pers. plur. imperf. of eivai is
used; 1kovgpevot joav.

SECTION XXIII.
REMARKS ON VERBS WHICH HAVE A CONSONANT OR CONSONANTS BEFORE Q.

1. Future and aorist active. (a) All verbs which have
in the radical form a mute of the first order, B, II, ®, form
the future in wo; e. g. rpiBo, I bruise, rpipo; ypapeo, I
write, ypayo.

() Those which have a mute of the second order, I, K,
X, form it in £0; e.g. Aeyo, I say, AeEw; Bpcxo, I wet,
BpéEw. So in the middle form, déxoua, fut. déeEoua, &e.

(c) Those which have a mute of the third order, A, T,
0, form it in ow; e.g. ade, I sing, dow; dvitw, I finish,
avicw; TANOa, I fill, mjc.

2. If the radical has 7 before m, as in tumra, the r is
lost in the future; e. g. rio.

The aorists are in Wa, &a, and oa; e. g. érua, €deEa,
nvuca.

3. Future and aorist passive. (a) Verbs which have in

the radical a mute of the first order form the future pass.
in Pénocona ; e.g. TUMT@, TUPOncopat.

(b) Those with a mute of the second order form it in
xOnooua; e.g. Neyo, AexOnoopat.

(c) Those with a mute of the third order, in c@jcopat ;

bate. > U
e. g- aVvuT@, avuc Onoopat.

4. Since the aorist pass. is formed from the future by
changing O7coua into 6nv, the aorist will be, for the first
order, POnv, éripOnv; for the second, xOnv, «hex Onv; for
the third, cOnv, nvicOnv.

5. Future and aorist middle. For the future, the o of
the future active is changed into ona; e.g. THY, TUYopar;
hé~w, Aé~opar; dvicw, avicopat.

For the aorist, pny is added to the aorist active; e.g.
erupa, eruipaunv; edega, eheEdunv 3 Fvvea, Hvvoduny.

xxvi REMARKS ON SECOND AORIST AND SECOND FUTURE.

6. Perfect and pluperfect active. Verbs which have the
future in Wo, form the perfect in da; e.g. Tira, rérupa.

Those with the future in é#, form the perfect in xa,
with y; e.g. mpdgw, mémpaya.

Those with the future in cw, form the perf. in xa, with
kK; €. 2. meow, mereka.

The pluperfect is regularly formed by changing a into
ew, and prefixing the augment; e. g. rerudba, ereribew, &c.

7. Perfect and pluperfect passive. Verbs which have

INDICATIVE. PLUPERFECT.

IMFERATIVE.

[Srecr. XXTV.

the perf. act. in da, form the perf. pass. in pyar, with double
ps e.g. Téerupa, Trérvppar (by assimilation for rérumpar).

Those which have the perf. act. in x, with x, form the
perf. pass. in ypac; e. g. mémpaya, mémpaypat.

Those with the perf. act. in xa, with x, form the perf.
pass. IN opar; e.g. mereka, TémELopaL.

The pluperfect is formed by changing pa into pny, and
prefixing the augment: érertjppnv, AcA€eypny.

8. Example of perf. pass. in ppas, from rina, I strike :-—

Perfect. Sing. | reruppuae ever OmpNY SUBJUNCTIVE. Teruppevos 0, 7s, 7
reTuae eretuyo Teruo
TETUTTaL eTeTUTTO tetupbw OPTATIVE. TETUPLEVOS ELNY, ELNS, EL]
Plur. | rervppeba ereTUppeba
rerupbe ererupbe tetupe INFINITIVE. revipbat
TeTUppEVoL EloL TETUPLPEVOL NOY teTUpOacay
Dual | rerippeCov ereTuppeOov PARTICIPLE. — Teruppevos, pen, pévov
retupbov eretupOny rerupbov
rerup ov eretupOny retupbav
9. Perf. pass. in ypat, from eyo, I say.
INDICATIVE, PLUPERFECT. IMPERATIVE.
Perfect. Sing. | AeAeypar eeheypny SUBJUNCTIVE. Acheypevos &, Fs, 7)
NeAcEat eedeEo hedeEo
eexrat €\€AeKTO AeAex Oa OPTATIVE. Neheypevos etyy, els, €ty
Plur. Neeypeba eheheypeba
Aedex Oe ehedex Oe Nehex Oe INFINITIVE. Aedex Oar
NeAeypevor eioi AeAeypevor Hoav Neey aca
Dual NedeypeOov ededeypeOov PARTICIPLE. —eAeypevos, pevn, pevov
AeAexOov eee Onv AeAexOov
hedexOov eehexOnv Rede Oa

"Edéyxo, I convict, forms the perf. €Andeypar. But the
y of the radical re-appears in the 2nd and 3rd persons,
eAnrey£at, eAndeyxrar; in the future, eheyx@jnoopa, and
in the aorist, 7AéyxOnv.

10. The conjugation of all perfects passive in cpat ac-
cords with the example already given; § xxii. remark 6.

SECTION XXIV.

REMARKS ON THE SECOND AORIST AND SECOND FUTURE.

1. Very few verbs have both the Ist and 2nd aorist active.
Both forms of the aorist have the same signification.

2. The active and middle voices have each only one

form of the future : the passive has two, without difference
of signification, though very few verbs exhibit both. ‘The
third future, already noticed, has a distinct meaning.

ia

Sect. XXYV.]

3. The radical portion of the second form of the future
in the passive voice is the same as that of the second
aorist active: the termination is nooua; e. g. rumor,
Tumnoopa, non, noeta. Optat. rumncoipny, noo, noo.ro.
Infin. rumpoeoOa. Part. rumnodpevos.

4, The future middle is in many verbs used simply as
the future of the active voice; e. g. dkova, fut. dcovcopat.

5. The second aorist active has the termination and
augment of the imperfect. It is generally characterised
by certain changes, in respect of the present, either in the
final consonant of the root, or its vowel portion, or both.
The penultimate syllable of this tense is mostly short in
quantity. This form of the aorist has been supposed to be
derived from an older and simpler form of the present. It
is conjugated like the imperf., but has all the moods;
Imperat. rime, turero. Sub-
Infin. rumeiv.

e.g. Indic. érumoy, es, e.
. , ’
junct. ture, ns, 7. Optat. rvmoupt, ots, ot.

Part. rure@y, dvros.

6. The second aorist passive is formed from the active,
by changing ov into nv, and prefixing the augment; e. g.
Indic. érimny, ns, n- Imperat. rumn&, nro. Subjunct.
Ture, 7s, 7- Optat. rumeiny, eins, ein. Infin. rumpva. Part.
tumeis, evros. Wery few verbs have both the active and
passive second aorist.

7. The second aorist middle is formed from that of the
active, by changing ov into dunv; e.g. Indic. erumdpny, ov,

ero. Imperat. rurod, €o6@. Subjunct. rivepat, yn, nrat.

REMARKS ON THE SECOND OR MIDDLE PERFECT.

XXVil
Optat. rumotuny, ovo, oro. Infin. rurécba. Part. rumd-
pevos.

8. Changes in the second aorist. (a) Several verbs
change m of the pres. into B; e.g. kpiarw, I hide, 2nd
aor. pass. expv3nv; BArdmrwo, I hurt, €BraByy, as if from
primitives in Bo.

(4) Others change m into $; e.g. pirta, I cast, éppi-
gnv; Barto, I dip, €Bapny, as if from primitives in do.
So Oarra, I bury, makes aor. pass. eran.

(c) Wtixo, I cool, changes x into y; e.g. Woy, fut.
Wvéw, 2nd aor. pass. eyiyny, 2nd fut. puyjoopac.

9. If the termination of the pres. is preceded by 1, it is
changed in the 2nd aor. into a short; e. g. Aj8@ (primitive
form of hauBave, I take), €haBov ; nOw, prim. of A\avOava,
I am hidden, €dabov. But, mhjcoe, I strike, makes émdy-
yy.

If the termination of the pres. is preceded by the dipth-
thongs e., ev, they are shortened by rejecting thex; e.g.
heirw, I leave, €durov; hevyo, I flee, épvyor.

10. Verbs of two syllables, with e before the termina-
tion, preceded (or followed) by p or A, change the e into
a in the 2nd aor.; e. g. tpémw, I turn, erparov; tpéepa,
I nourish, erpadpnv.

11. Contracted verbs have no 2nd aor. or 2nd fut. So,
generally, other verbs in » pure. But a few have the
2nd aor. pass.; e.g. kaiw, J burn, exanv; cpio, I produce,
espunv.

SECTION XXV.

REMARKS ON THE SECOND OR MIDDLE PERFECT.

1. This form is properly a second perfect active, and is
formed by adding a to the radical (rum), and prefixing the
reduplication ; e. g. térua.

Indic. perf. réruma, as, e.
Imperat. rérume, returéro.

Pluperf. érerumew, eis, et.
Subj. teri, ns, 7. Optat.
Part. rerumos, via,

¢
TeTuToyu, ots, ot. Infin. rervmévar.

0s; TETUTOTOS, vias, OTOS.

2. Very few verbs 1n » pure have the 2nd perf.; con-
tracted verbs never, because they all easily form the Ist
perf. in xa.

3. In some verbs the 2nd perf. is alone used; e.g.
gevyo, I flee, wéeevya.

4, In some verbs with both perfects, the Ist has an ac-
tive, the 2nd a neuter or intransitive signification ; e.g.
melOw, I persuade, 1st perf. mémexa, I have persuaded ;
2nd perf. réroa, I trust. So dvéwxa thy Oipav, I have
opened the door ; avéwyev 1) Oipa, the door is open; éynyepxa,
I have aroused; éeypnyopa, I am awake; 6dodexa, I have
lost; Ohwda, J am ruined, &e.

5. Verbs which have a in the pres. change it into y in
the 2nd perf.; e.g. paivo, I show, régnva. Those of two
syllables which have e in the pres. change it into 0; e.g.
kteivo, exrova. Lastly, ec of the pres. is changed into o ;
e.g. Neiw, Aehowra; dpelBa, I change, jpoBa; reidw,
meémro.ba,

xxvii REMARKS ON VERBS IN AQ, MQ, NQ, PQ.

[Sect. XXVII.

SECTION XXVI.
REMARKS ON VERBS IN zo AND 330.

1. Most of these verbs come from primitives in @ pure,
and therefore form the future in ow, and the perfect in
xa. They take o in the future, aorist, and perfect passive ;
e.g. opitw, I limit, dpicw, Gpica, Spixa, piopar, 1st aor.
a@picOnv. The penultimate syllable of their futures in acw
and wow is always short.

2. Several of them appear to come from primitives in
yo, and form the future in €@, and the perf. in ya; e.g.
oti¢w, I puncture, otigw, eorrypa; Kkpato, I cry, xpaga,
2nd perf. xéxpaya.

A few form the future both in cw and £w; e. g. dpra¢a,
I carry off; dpracw and dprage.

3. The verbs in ow seem also to come from primitives
in y, and form the future in €@, and the perfect in ya;
e.g. mpacow, I do, mpa€w, rémpaxa, rémpaypar; Taco,
I appoint, fut. rao, makes 2nd aor. pass. erayny ; opdtra,
I slay, ofpa&w, éeopayny; apratw, I carry off, 2nd aor.
pass. npmaynv ; adddtro, I change, a\\dg&@, 2nd aor. pass.
MAAayny.

A very few come from primitives in » pure, and form
the future in cw; e.g. rAdoow, I form, mace, remAacpat.

4. The verbs ending in ¢ form the most numerous
class in the language, next to those in w pure. The Attic
Greeks change the termination ov@ into tr ; e.g. mpdtTa,
for pdcow, dd\Adtrw for d\Adoo@, Ke.

SECTION XXVII.
REMARKS ON VERBS IN ag, Mg, NQ, Po.

1. Active voice. Future and first aorist. (a) These
verbs do not take o in the fut.,* which they form in 6,
and conjugate like the contracted form of pido; e.g.
kpivo, I judge, kpwa; vena, I distribute, vep@; aptve, I
defend, apvva.

(b) If the pres. has two consonants, one is rejected, in
order to shorten the syllable which precedes the termina-
tion; e.g. yadda, I play on an instrument, Wado ; kaye,
I labour, capo; oréd\\o, I send, creh@; ayyé\do, I an-
nounce, ayyedo.

(c) If the diphthongs a or e« precede the termination,
they are shortened by rejecting the uv; e.g. daive, I show,
hava; onpaiva, I signify, onnavo; oreipo, I sow, orepo.

(d) But in the first aor. the « occurs, even if wanting
in the present; e.g. vépo, fut. veya, aor. evewa; dyyédro,
ayyedd, ifyyetka; oreipw, orepO, EaTretpa; TTEAA, TTEAO,
eotet\a.

(e) The a of the fut. is changed into 7 in the aor., es-
pecially in Attic Greek; e.g. adda, Ward, era; aiva,
have, epnva; onpaive, onuave, eonunva. The a, however,
is often retained, and is long in quantity. It especially
occurs when preceded by p; e.g. papaive, I wither, papava,
ewapava.

(f) The vowel, then, which precedes the termination,
is short in the fut , and long in the 1st aor.

2. Perfect. (a) This tense in these verbs is formed from
the future, by changing into ka; e.g. Wado, Ward,
eadka; ayyéedAw, dyyede, ifyyeAxa. The consonant v be-

comes y before x; e.g. haivw, pave, mepayxa; mrarive,
perf. act. mem\drvyka, perf. pass. wemAarumat, Ist aor. pass.
emAatuvOny.

(b) Dissyllables in Xo and po, which have e in the fut.,
change it into a in the perf.; e.g. arehN@, oTeAO, EoTadka;
OTelpa, OTEPa, Comapka; Pbeipw, POepa, epOapka.

(c) Dissyllables in ivw and wve reject the v in the perf,
which tense they form as if they came from /# and VO;
€.2. Kpiva, KplwwO, Kéxptka; mAvY, I wash, wuva, wemhvKa:
k\ivm sometimes resumes the y in the Ist aor. pass., exAiv-
Onv, for éxdiOnv. Those in eivw form the perf. as if they
came from dw; e.g. telv, I stretch, reve, réraxa, as if from
the pres. Td.

(d) Several verbs in pw and pr form the perf. in nxa,
as if the fut. were in now; €.g. vépo, vew@, veveunka;
Kdpv@, Ka@, Kapovmat, KeKpnka (for Kexdynka), 2nd aor.
Ekapov ; TEV, TEU, TETHNKa (for TeTauNKa) ; MEV, MEVa,
pepernxa; &e. So Baddow, Baro, BEBAnKa (for BeBadrnea),
2nd aor. €Sadov.

3. Passive voice. First future, first aorist, and perfect.
These tenses are directly derived from the perf. act. by
changing xa into pat, Ojooua, and Onv; e.g. perf. act.
BeBAnka, BEBAnua, BANOncopar, EBANOnv; Ke.: puaive, fut.
puave, makes perf. pass. peptacpat Ist aor. pass. euravOnv.

4. Second aorist, active and passive, and second future
passive. (a) Dissyllables change their vowel into a to form
the 2nd aor.; e.g. ovelpw, omep@, 2nd aor. pass. €omdpyy ;

* *Arorivw, I repay, makes fut. aror(ow, but is, in fact, a compound of riw.

Secr. XXVIII.]

pbcipw, PbepS, 2nd aor. pass. ePOdpyy. But, dyyédrAo,
2nd aor. pass. nyyeAnv.
(b) The 2nd aorist is formed in general as in other
classes of verbs; e. g. kaye, 2nd aor. éxapov; paivw, 2nd
_ aor. pass. ebaynv; xaipw, 2nd aor. pass. €yapny.
(c) So in the case of the 2nd fut. pass.; e.g. faiva,
2nd fut. pass. daryoomat.

5. Second or middle perfect. All dissyllable verbs (of
those in Xa, pw, vw, po) which have ¢ in the future, take

VERBS IN MI. Xxix

o in the 2nd perf. (§ xxv. rem. 5); e. g. omeipw, omepa,
€o7ropa.

All those which have a in the pres. and a in the fut.
take 7 in the 2nd perf.; e.g. haive, fut. pave, 2nd perf.
mepnva; Oaddo, I flourish, réOnda.

6. It should be observed that the fut. mid. of these verbs
ends in ovpat; e. g. aioxtvopa, I am ashamed, aicyvvov-
pat.

SECTION XXVIII.— VERBS IN MI.

REMARKS.

1. These are formed from primitives in €@, dw, do, va,
from which they differ as to conjugation in three tenses,
the present, imperfect, and second aorist. ‘The remain-
ing tenses are regularly formed.

2. The primitive forms 6é@, I place, ordw, I set up,
ddo, I give, and decxrio, I show, may be taken as exam-
ples. To forma verb in ju from 6é@, (1) the is changed
into pu. (2) ¢, the short vowel, becomes 7; On. (3) ¢
with the reduplication is prefixed; ri@nps.

3. From orda, (1) a is changed into 7; ornpt. (2) +

TABLE V.—riénw,

with the rough breathing is prefixed; ferns. So when
the root begins with wr, « aspirated is prefixed instead of
the reduplication; e. g. rra@, imrapat.

4. From 660, 0 being changed into a, we have dept,
and, with the reduplication, die.

5. From Setxviw, and all those which end in to, the
change of the last letter into pu is sufficient; devia,
Setkvupt. In the Tables, the middle voice is given before
the passive, to show more clearly the relation of the 2nd
aor. middle with the 2nd aor. active.

ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. | IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Present IT place, &c.

Sing. TiOnpu atesa) TtOeinv Tibevat M. rideis
, , cod , ,
TiOns tidere Tons Tubeins Tidevros
TiOnot Tiere 707 Tein

Plur. TiOepev TOG ev TUeinuev FE. riéecica
Tibere tibere TLOnTe TiOeinre ribeions
TiOciot TiOéeTacay Tact TOeinoay

Dual TiGerov TiOerov TLOnTrov TiUemntny N. ridév
TiOerov TLOET@V TiOnroy Tiemnrny tibevros

Imperf.

Sing. ertOnv
> ,
eriOns
€TiOn

Plur. eriOepev
» bls
ériOere |
éridecav |

Dual eriOernv
eriOerny

XXX

2nd Aor.
Sing.

Plur.

Dual

Future
Ist Aor.
Perfect

TABLE W.—riénw, MIDDLE VOICE.

TABLE V.—riénu, ACTIVE VOICE.— ( Continued.)

(Sect. XXVIHT.

| INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
€Onv beinv Ociva M. 6cis
eOns és ; eins Gévros
€6n bere ; Gein
eOcpev a Oeinuev F. Ocioa
bere ere 7 Oeinre beions
eOeoav bér@oay 6 Oeinoay
eOernv 6érov 7] Oewntnv N. 6ev
eOérnv bérav 7 Oeinrny Oevros
Onow Ojooupe Onoew M. 6nc@v, covros
eOnka
TéOetka Tébeke TeOeiko Tebeixoupe teOerkévar M. reeks, koros
ereOeixe

Pluperf.

TABLE W.—riénuw, MIDDLE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE.
Present
Sing. ribepat Tapa TiOeiunv Tidec Oa M.
tidecat Tibeco 7107 TLOeto
7iberat Faheldenere) TOnTaL TLOeiTo
Plur. Tibcpeba TiOapne8a Ticipeba se
tidea be Tibco be TiOnabe TiOcia be
Tidevrat Tibéa bwoayv Tiavrat Tieivro
Dual TO<€pebov TiOa@pebov TiOeipebov N.
tideobov tideoOov TOno Oov Tela Onv
TiOea Oov Tec bv TiOno bov Tei Onv
Imperf.
Sing. eribeuny
erideco
eriOero
Plur. eriOepeba
eribea Oe
eriOevro
Dual erOéueOov
eribea Onv
erica Onv
2nd Aor.
Sing. eO€unv bapa Geiuny b€a Bat M.
edeco béa0 67 6<io
€Oero babu Onrat _| Oetro
Plur. eOéne8a Oapeba Ocipeba 13
eOeabe bé0be Ona ia be
éOevro bécOwoav Oadvrat beivro
Dual €0¢ucOov Oc1eOov OeipeOov IN:
ebéaOnv bea bov Ono bov Geico Onv
edeaOnv babar Ono Gov bei Onv

Future
Ist Aor.

Onoopat OnocoOae | M.
eOnkapnv M.

FARTICIFLES,

TiO€pevos
TiOepevou

Tibenern
Tieperns

3

TiO€pevov
,

TLUOeuevov

€pevos
Oepevou

Bepevn
Oeperns

6épevov
Oepévov

Onoopevos, ov
Onkdpevos, ov

Srcr. XXIX.]

6. Present and imperfect active. For ri@eiox, the Attics
wrote riO<aou.

The imperf. eri@nv, ns, n, is conjugated like the aor.
pass. AvOnv; but, eriBepev, &c., not eriOnpev.

7. The second aorist is formed from the imperf. by re-
jecting the duplication t.; e. g. imperf. ériOnv, 2nd aor.
€Onv. It takes the long vowel in the sing., the short in the
plur., €Onv, ns, n; plur. eOcpev, &e.

The imperat. Oés, is an abbreviation for Oért.

8. Middle voice. (a@) The present middle (or passive)
is formed by changing ju into pac, and resuming the short
vowel of the root; e.g. riOnut, ridepar. It is conjugated
like the perf. pass. of Adw, the 2nd and 3rd pers. sing. be-
ing in the full, not the contracted form. But ¢6ov occurs
for €Oeco.

(6) The subjunctive is formed from the subjunctive
active by adding pa; e.g. 7100, TUOdpat.

TABLE X.—iornu, ACTIVE VOICE. XXxi

(c) The optative is regularly formed from the indica-
tive by changing paz into iunv; e. g. riOeuat, TiHeiunv.

(d) The second aorist is formed, like that of the active
voice, from the imperf. by rejecting r1; e. g. eriOéunv, eb€-
pynv. In the imperat. the contracted form 60d for 6éco is
found in wapa@ov; 2 Tim. ii. 2.

9. (a) The future is formed from the primitive 6é ;
e.g. fut. act. @7ow ; mid. Ancona.

(5) The first aorist ends, not in oa, but in ka; @Onxa,
kas, ke, &c. It is scarcely used, either in the act. or mid.
except in certain persons of the indicative.

(c) There are two other aorists in xa; e.g. éSxa from
didwpt, and jjxa from ie.

(d) The perfect has the diphthong «, as if from eta ;

e.g. TéOecka, pluperf. éreBeikew.

10. Passive voice. The following are the tenses in use:
the pres. and imperf. are like those of the middle.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE.

Ist Fut. reOnoopat

Ist Aor. ereOny TeOnre TOG
Perfect TeOetpat TéOewro TeOeuevos &
Pluperf. ereOeiuny

SUBJUNCTIVE.

OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES,
TeOnooipny teOnoer Oat TeOnodpevos
teOeinu teOnvat tebeis

s »” lol 6 ,
TeOetpevos einv rebecia bar TeOeipevos

SECTION XXIX.
TABLE X.—iormm, ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE.

IMPERATIVE.

Present IT set, &e.
Sing. tore
iorns
iornot
Plur. tordpev
torare

e ~
10T@

a v c a
tora ioris

c , c ~
toTaT®@ toT))

ioTopev

o v € a
loTaTe loTHTE

ioract iotat@oav ioT@ou

oa “u v a
Dual iorarov iorarov iotHTov
iordtev

pas (ees
tOTATOV toOTHTOV

Imperf.
Sing. iorny
ions
io
Plur. iordpev
iorare

a v
toTracay
Dual iordarny (a)
iorarny

SUBJUNCTIVE.

OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.

e ,
iarainv iorava (a) | M. iords
iorains iordvtos
iorain
c , ec a”
iorainpev FEF. icraca
iorainre iordons
iotainoay
c , N. e ,
ioraunrny . torav
ioraunrny ioravros

Xxxii TABLE Y.—forju, MIDDLE VOICE. [Secr. XXIX.

TABLE X.—fornw, ACTIVE VOICE.—( Continued.)

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
2nd Aor. |
Sing. oT® orainv oTnvat M. oras
orn oTHs oTains oTavTos
OTNT@ oTn orain
Plur. oT@pev orainpev FE. oraca
oTHTE oTHTe oTainre ordons 4
, A ,
oTNT@Coav oTaot oTainoay
Dual OTNTOV OTHTOV oTaiunTny N. orav
OTNTOV oTHTOY oraimnTny oTavTOS
Future oTNTw OTH OL oTnoew OTNTwY, TovTos
Ist Aor. éoTnoa oTNT@ OTT aye | oTnoa oTnoas, cavtos
Perfect éoTnka EOTHK@ EGTTKOLLL | €oTnkevat EOTNK@S, KOTOS ‘
Pluperf. EOTIKELY |

TABLE Y.—fornu, MIDDLE VOICE.

IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.

INDICATIVE.

Present
. o v c - c , o M ¢ ,

Sing. iordpat ior@pae ioraipuny icrac ba . lotdpevos
ioracat iarico ior iotaio iorapevov
iordrat icracba iornrat igrairo

Pl i 1 i ‘ 6 5 u EF ¢ ,

ur. iorapeba iot@peba ioraipeba . lorapevn
eo Ld c a c - c /
ioraube iotacbe iotna Oe icraia be iotapevns
ioravrae ioracbwoav ioravrat ioraivro
¢ ,
Dual iordapeOov iot@peOov ioraipebor N. iordpevov
a a“ r
iotac Gov iotao bov iota Gov iorataOov iorapevov
a c , c ~ c ,
torac Gov iota Oov iotnoOov ioraicOnv
Imperf.

Sing. iotdpuny (a)
icraco | |
o v !
toTAaTO | |
¢ , | j

Plur. iorapeba
| '
ioracGe |
a '

; ltoTavTo | | |
c , | ‘

Dual iorapeBov |
ioracOnv | |
c ,
ioracOnv -

2nd Aor.

Sing. €otdpny (a) oTGpat oTaipny oraa ba M. ordpevos
éaTaco oraco oT oTato oTapevov
éaTuto orac bw oTnrae oTaiTo
’ , , / ,

Plur. eorapeda oTapmeba oraiweba FEF. orapevn
éoraabe ordobe ono be otabe orapevns
€aTavTo otacbacav oTa@vra oTawTo

Dual eorapeOov oT@peboy otaipebov N. ordpevov
eoracOny orao boy ornobov oraicaOnv oTapevov
eatdacOnv ota bev otnaOov oraicOyy

,
Future oTHoopat oTnToiny otnoec Oa oTNnoOpEVos, ov
v A , ,
Ist Aor. eotnoduny (a)| ornoa oTHT@pat oTnoaipuny otnrac ba OTNTApEVOS, OV.

Secr. XXX.]

TABLE Z.—didsou, ACTIVE VOICE.

XXxXlll

REMARKS.

1. The 2nd aorist is formed by rejecting « of the present,
and prefixing the augment; éornv. ‘This tense keeps the
long vowel 7 in the plural and dual, as is the case with all
verbs in pe which come from primitives in do.

2. The imperative takes 6 in the 2nd person, because
the root has not an aspirated consonant, as is the case in
ridert. It takes the short vowel in the pres., iora@:; the
long in the 2nd aor., 776: dvdora occurs for dvdarnA.

3. The subjunctive present and 2nd aorist takes 7, as
in those of riOnut; e.g. iaTG, HS, 3 TT, oOTHS, OTH? SO iN
the middle ; ior@pa, 7, Ara.

But also sometimes a; ior@, Gs, G, iordpat, a, Gra;
but these are formed from iorde, not tarp.

4. The perfect €ornxa 1s regularly formed from the
future o7now. Its augment ¢ has the rough breathing.
This perf. has the sense of the Latin stare, to stand, and
signifies I am placed, or, I stand, in a present sense. So
the pluperf. éorjxew (also eiotyxew), I was standing,
T stood.

5. The pres. torus, imperf. torny, fut. orjoo, Ist aor.
eotnoa, part. ioras, have all an active or transitive
force; the perf. gornxa, pluperf. éorjxesv, 2nd aor. gary,
2nd aor. part. ords, a neuter or intransitive significa-
tion.

6. Passive voice. The present and imperfect are like
those of the middle.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
Ist Fut. orabnoopa orabnooipny orabycer Oat orabnodpevos
Ist Aor. exta@ny (a) oraénre arabe otabeinv orabnvat otabeis
Perfect eorapar €oTaoo éoTapevos & EaTapevos einy éotacOa éxTapevos
Pluperf. éorapny |
SECTION XXX.
TABLE Z.—AdidSom, ACTIVE VOICE.
INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. | SUBIUNCTIVE. | OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. FARTICIFLES,
Present. T give, &e. |
Sing. didape 6150 didoiny Ovdovat M. 6.8008
dides did06 dda Owdoins d.ddvros
bid@or ddéT@ 5.66 6d0in x
Plur. didopey | §8dpev ddoinpev FR, ddovca
didore didore Odor OwWoinre didovens
O.dodct OidTacav bubGoe ddoincay N. ddd
Dual 6Worov didorov Oud@Tov SLOounTHY : sack
diderov AAdrov OiSGrov dudountyy Se ae
Imperf. | Ae
Sing. edidwv
€d1das
edido | | |
Plur. edtdopev
edidore |
edidocay
Dual | €d:dérqv |
ed.ddTnv

3*

XXXIV

TABLE A.A.—didop. MIDDLE VOICE.

beetle Z.—Sidou, ACTIVE VOICE.

[Secr. XXX.

2nd Aor.

Sing.

Plur.

Dual

Future
Ist Aor.
Perfect

Pluperf.

INDICATIVE.

IMPERATIVE | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. ; PARTICIPLES.

= |
édov a) Soin Oodvat M. dots
édws ds das doins ddvtos
ora) OoT@ d@ dol
eOopev O@pey Oolnpev I. dotvea
» ~ , Li so
edore Ode date Ooinre Sovays
z B ;
eSonav dSotoaay (orateu Soinoav F
2Q7 - , N. Oov
e0orny Oorov O@rov Sountnv :
ai z ; Sdvtos
eddTny OdTev da@Tov dosnt
darw a Ow@moupe O@uew d@ocwv, TovTos
ed@xu |
deda@xa b€daxe dedaKo Sed@Koupe dedaxeva Oedwxes, KdTOS
€0€O@KELY |

TABLE A.A.—didou1, MIDDLE VOICE.

mpicarive. | IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE.
| |
Present | |
Sing. diSopae dddpar dSolunv
didocat didoc0 d0@ §idot0
didorae 606000 6.da@rau d.Ootro
Plur. Ocd6pe8a bdeapeba dwdoipeba
6id00Ge dido00be duda00¢e OiOoiabe
didovrat dvddc0dacav Owdavrae OvdotvTo
Dual diddpeOov Ovd@peOov d.d0ipeOov
did0c8ov did00-bov 51060 Oov dido0la Onv
di500Oov di aed 6dd060v Odote Onv
Imperf.
Sing. edudopnv |
edidoco |
edid0T0 |
Plur. ed.d6pe0a | |
edidoa be | |
e5idvvto |
Dual | €SiddpeOov |
edidda ny |
ediddaOny | |
2nd Aor. |
Sing. eddpnv | d@pae Sclunv
édoao ddc0 do Soto
€00TO | dd08 ddra Sotto
lar. eddpcOa OapeOa Solueba
édoa be dda0e da06¢€ dota de
edovTo dd0bacav S@vrat doivto
Dual eddpeOov S@peBov | OoljeOov
eddaOnv ddaOov S060 doia Onv
eddaOnv ddabov da0Oov doia Onv
Sa if
Future Sa@oropat | Saoolunv
Ist Aor. Sexduny (C)

| 1
INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.
|
didoaba M. d.ddpevos
OSopevou
F. ddopévn
Oudopevns
|
| N. dddpevor
| didopevou
|
dab M. Sépevos
Sopévou
F. Sopevn
Sopevns
N. ddpevov
Sopevou
|
Sacco bat Saodpevos, ov

Sect. XXXT.] TABLE B.B.—etxyrym, ACTIVE VOICE. XXXV

REMARKS.

1. SiSope takes (like ri@npe) o in the 2nd _aorist | those persons in which verbs in dw have the diphthong o: ;
imperative; dds for 5661, like Oés for Oem. It has a
diphthong in the infinitive of the same tense, dovva;
and in the two participles, Suovs and Sdovs, like riBeis 3. For d:Sodc1, 3rd pers. plur. present, the Attic Greeks
and eis. write duddaou like riOéact.

e. g. OnAG, ois, ot ; O10, Os, @.

2. The present and 2nd aorist subjunctive, active and | 4. Passive voice. The present and imperfect are like
middle, retain @ in all the persons: ¢ is subscribed in | those of the middle.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. | SUBJUNCTIVE. OPTATIVE. INFINITIVE. | PARTICIPLES.
Ist Fut. SoOnoopat SoOnooiuny doOncec Gat doOnodpevos
Ist Aor. edd@nv ddOnre 8008 do0beinv dobjvat | Sobecis
Perfect d<dopae ded000 Sedopevos & dedopévos etny deddcbat | SeSopevos
Pluperf. ededopny |

5. For 40, 66s, 56, the forms 560, das, dy, also occur in the Tonic dialect.

SECTION XXXI.

TABLE B.B.—6eikvus4, ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. | IMPERATIVE. | INFINITIVE. PARTICIPLES.

Present I show, &e. | | |
| }

Sing. Oeixvdpe decxvivar (0) Mase. Sdexvis
Selkvus Oeikvv Ot | | Oetkvuvtos
deikviar decxvita (v) |

Piae Selevipev | Fem. dexvica

i ,
delkvuTe OelKVUTE | | derxvuons
| |
~ tA 1
Secxvdor-vaot OeckvUT@aay 3
ae rey | Neut. decxviv
Dual SeiKvUTOv Oelkvitov | ‘
rice : % Oerxvovros
deikvirov Secxviray (v)
a | r
Imperf. |

Sing. e0elKvuy
> , |
edeikvus | |
edeikvu |

Plur. edetkvit pev |
edelKvUTE | |
edelkvdcay |

Dual edelKyUTOV |
eSecxvirny (wv)

i

Hy

XXXVi

TABLE B.B.—vdeixryu, PASSIVE AND MIDDLE VOICES.

[Secr. XXXI.

TABLE B.B.—( Continued.)

Seixvupz, PASSIVE AND MIDDLE VOICES.

INDICATIVE.

IMFERATIVE.

INFINITIVE.

| PARTICIPLES.

Present
Sing. Oeikvipar
Oelkvioat Oelkvtco
Oeikvurat detxvia bw
Plur. Secxvipeba
delkvuc be Oelkvuabe
OelkvuvTat

Dual SecxvipeOov
Oetkvucbov deixvuc ov

Seikvuc boy

be ikvoo av

Oexvic Owaav

deixvva Oat Mase. Seckvipevos

Oeckvupevou

Fem. deckvupevn

Seckvuperns

Serkvujevov

Imperf.
Sing. edeckyUpnv (v)
> , v
edelkvUCO
> , vv
ede(KVUTO
Plur. edecxvvpreOa
edcixvua be
> ,
edelKVYUYTO
Dual edecxvupeOov
ederxvuc Onv

edecxvua Onv

|
|
|
|
Neut. decxvdpevoy
|

REMARKS.

1. (a) The subjunctive and optative are formed from
the verb in vo; e.g. detkvda, ns, 73 Seckvvoupt, oLs, ot.

(b) The future and Ist aorist perfect and pluperfect
come regularly from the primitive deka; e.g. deiEo,
deberya, Sedevypat, edelyOnv, &c.

(c) Verbs in vju, of more than two syllables, are with-
out the 2nd aorist. But those of two syllables are gene-

i rally only used in the 2nd aorist; e. g. ébuy, from pve,

I produce ; evyv, from dive, dv, I enter.

(d) Several others are limited in their use to the 2nd
aorist; e.g. TAdw, tAnw, IT bear, erAnv; yvow, yom,
I know, éyvav; Baw, By, I walk, €Bnv.

These keep the long vowel in the plural and dual: €3y-
pev, €yvopev. They take 6 in the imperative ; 874, yrot.
But card8a occurs for cara3yn01, and dva3a for dvdnbs.

SS

2. The imperfect of verbs in ju, especially in the sing.,
is often conjugated like contracted verbs; e.g. eri@eov,
ov; taraov, wv; ediSoov, ovr.

So in the imperative, ridee, riOet ; trrae, totn (for tora) ;
didoe, diSov. In those in vy, O is sometimes rejected ;
Seixyu for SeixvvOt.

3. In Attic Greck, the present and 2nd aorist middle
optative are sometimes formed in oipny, o10, o1ro; e.g.
riOotro, as if from ridopat.

The optative present and 2nd aorist is sometimes con-
tracted in the plural number; e. g. 7iOeiper, tTiOecire,
Tidciey ; iataiper, ioratre, ioraiey ; Sioipev, Sidoire, didotev 5
so Geipev, Ocire, Octev, Ke.

j
}

ee =

Sect. XXXII.] TABLE C.C.—inw, ACTIVE VOICE. XXXVii

SECTION XXXII.

TABLE C.C.—u, ACTIVE VOICE.

INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE. OFTATIVE. INFIN. PARTICIPLES.
Present I send, &c.
. o a a oe , ~ a a“ ,
Sing. | type, ts, toe teQt, eto io; ins en icinv, teins, tetn ievat M. ieis, tévros
Plur. deer, tere, teioe | tere, ietwoay | i@pev, inte, ido | leinper, teinre, feinoar! ¥. icioa, teions
, or , a ~ , ,
Dual ierny, terov | terov, térwv inrov, inrov ieuntny, teunrny N. icv, tévros
Imperf.
Ne oo ee ccd
Sing. inv, ys,
A o
Plur. | teyev, tere, feoav
Dual ierny, térny
2nd Aor. ,
Si = a = e 7. ” 2 2 = o o o 2 ” o
WMS eee as, |) ay és) €T@ ® 78, 7 emmy, eins, Ein eivat M. eis, €vros
o o o o ov 5 < re x2 o” o o =
Plur. euev, ETE, eoav | ere, eT@oay OME, NTE, Got einmev, ENTE, €lnoay I. eicva, etons
Dual erny, ernv | erov, erav TOV, NTOV eintny, eintny N. ey, &vros
} ¢ ¢ C
Future NT@, NOEs, HoEL FoOyu, HOou, Mooe Hoe Tov, TovTOS
Aorist Ka, kas, tke
Perfect cixa, €ikas, elke = eixévat elk@s, eiKOTOS
Pluperf. | efxew, eikess, etker
MIDDLE VOICE.
Pr o ¢ o | o# 7 on en en ens, er «7 o c7
resent |icuar, teat, tera | teco, teoOw idpat, tn, inrae iciuny, teto, tetro tea Oat iguevos, ov
Imperf. |iguny, teoo, tero
9 d A o o o 4 o 6 ey e a o 7 ze c o 6 Ld
nd Aor. |éunv, €a0, €ro €oo, ecba Spat, Hy rae eiuny, _€10, €tTO eo Oat emevos, ov
, €
Future |jooua, jon, qoerae WOOluNY, OL0, OLTO noeoOat 7)06pEVOS, ov

Ist Aor. |)Kapnv

PASSIVE VOICE.

Ist Fut. | €Onoopae EOnooluny EOnceaOat| EOnodpevos, ov
Ist Aor. | €@nv, or eiOnv
Perfect eiwat, etoat, €irae

Pluperf.

eOnrt, EOnTw E06, €Ons, €On €Oeinv EOnvat €Ocis, EOevtos
.3 t , 3 la ce ,
ciao, cic0w €lpLevOS @ eipevos einy cia Oau eipevos, Ov

7 2 2
Elny, ELOO, €LTO

REMARKS.
1. The simple form of this verb is rarely met with. 2. The following are the principal forms of apinut,
The compound dvinju occurs in the New Test., also dfinju, | which present some irregularity: dqets, 2nd pers. sing.
very frequently. pres. (as if from dpéw) ; prov, es, ¢, imperf. (as if from

apiw); apéwvra, for apeivrat, 3rd pers. plur. perf. pass.

XXXVili REMARKS ON THE AUGMENT OF COMPOUNDED VERBS.

[Sect. XXXIV.

SECTION XXXIII.

TABLE D.D.—@dypi, tonu, xeipa.

INDICATIVE. Imeer. hadi, para INDICATIVE. IMPERATIVE.
Present. I say, &c. Sug. pa, pis, on Present. I know, &c. tot, tote
Sing. pnpi, dys, yor | Oprative. hain, pains, pain Sing. tony, tons, tonor for tras, iodre
Plur. d@apev, paré, act Plur. daipev (for painper), &e. Plur. icpev, tore |e i late, loT@cay
Dual. gharév, pardy | INFIN. cpavat for icapev, ivarte NS torov, taT@v
Imperfect. Participle. das, paca, pay Dual. icrov, icrov, for icarov
Sing. epyv, ens, hn Future. qdyow. Aor. épyca | Imperf. tony, tons, ton InFin. icavar
Plur. papev, pare, &pacav| Aor. Susy. pyow. Orr. pyoayue Plur. tuapev, toate, icacay,| Part. ioas, icaca,
Dual. eparny, eparny | Ini. gjoa. Part. picas or icay ica
Dual. isarny, inarny.
INDICATIVE. IMPERFECT.

Present. J lie (on the ground), &c.

. rc - - > , yy ys
Sin » KELLAL Ketoal KEiTal €KEL Vy eKetro €KELTO
? ’ es]

Plur. xeipeOa, xeicOe, keivrac
Dual. keipeOov, xeioOov, Keto Gov

cy , » »
exeipeba, exec Oe, €kewvTo

IMPERATIVE. kelo‘0, kelaOw, &c.
INFINITIVE. keicOae

Participle. — keipevos, n, ov.

exeleOor, exeiaOnv, exeia Ony

REMARKS.

1. Of dnp, the Ist pers. sing. (pyut), 3rd pers. sing.
(noi), 3rd pers. pl. (acti), of the present indicative,
and the 3rd pers. sing. of the imperfect (€pn), are the
only forms which occur in the New Test.

2. The verb ton is but little used (tcaox and tore are
found in the New Test.); it is perhaps connected with
the obsolete e’S, fut. elaw, the forms of which will be
hereafter noticed.

3. ’Eniorapa, I know, of doubtful derivation, is conju-
gated like the middle voice of tornpe.

4, Of eijju, I go (prim. iw), a few tenses may be
mentioned.
Pres. sing. edu, efs or ef, efor; pl. tuev, tre, taor. Past
t Q + a »” RA Ed a 1
ense, SING. Ely, ELS, 2EL; pl. NelwEV, NELTE, NELOaV ANC
7 7 7 ei 77 Fr DOU,
neoay. Infin. va. Part. iov, iovca, idv, idvres, iovons,
idvros, &e.
The following (compounded) forms occur in the New
oO
, ,
Testament: dijecay, ciciaow, cionet, elorevat. e&necar,
e€evat, eéidvtov. emovon, pres. part. dat. sing. fem. of

emevat. ouvdvtos, gen. sing. part. pres. of ovvexjst, ;

Lu. 8. 4.

SECTION XXXIV.
REMARKS ON THE AUGMENT OF COMPOUNDED VERBS.

1. Verbs compounded with a preposition. (a) If the
preposition changes the meaning of the verb, the augment
and reduplication are placed after the preposition; e. g.
mpootatra, I enjoin, mpooératroyv; eicdyw, L introduce,
elonyov.

(6) If the preposition end with a vowel, this is elided;
e.g. Ovaoreipo, I disperse, dSi€orepor. But sepi retains
its vu; e.g. mepidyeu, TepeOnke : and mpd (generally) its 0;
e.g. mpodyew. ‘The o of zp is often combined with the
initial € of a verb; e. g. mpovByv for mpoe2nv; mpovadov
for mpoeBarov.

(c) If & and ovy have lost or changed their » because

of the consonant following them, this y re-appears before
the augment; e. g. €uBrerea, I look upon, éveBderov;
avddeye, I collect, cvvéheyov ; culnte, ovvetnrovr, &e.

(d) Some verbs take the augment both before and after
the preposition; e. g. dvopOdw, I correct, nvwpOovr ;
dvéxcpat, I sustain, Hveixopny.

2. If the preposition does not change the meaning of
the verb, the augment usually comes before it; e. g. (i¢w)
kabigo, I sit down, exabigov; («tda) Kkabeidw, I sleep,
exadevdov. But some take the augment after: e. g. mpo-
pyrevw, mpoednrevoy ; Tapavopew, Tapnvdpnea.

¢
y
;
:

——s

Sect. XXXYV.]

3. Verbs compounded, but not with a preposition.
(a) Those compounded with the privative particle a take
the temporal augment 7; e. g. dduéw, I act unjusily,
ndixouy, &e.

(b) Those compounded with cd, if the verb begins with

REMARKS ON TENSES MORE OR LESS IRREGULAR.

XXXIX

a vowel capable of augment, take 7 after ed ; e. g. edepyeréa,
LT benefit, einpy€rovv.

(c) If the verb begins with a consonant or a long
vowel, ev remains invariable, or else is changed into n?,
according to the Attic dialect ; e. g. eddoxéw, ndddxnoa (also
evddKnaa) ; EvAoyew, NLAdyoUY, NUAGynoa (also evAdynoa).

SECTION XXXV.
REMARKS ON TENSES MORE OR LESS IRREGULAR.

1. Verbs in é€# uncontracted. Dissyllables in é are
rot usually contracted in the Ist pers. sing, or the Ist
and 38rd pers. pl. of the present; e.g. miéo, I sail,
Nor are they con-
The contracted

méopev, mAeovor; imperf. emeor.
tracted in the subjunctive and optative.
form wvei, however, occurs, John 3. 8.

2. In some verbs in da, ae is contracted into n, instead
of into a; e.g. fa, I live, cys, Gm, infin. Cyv; mewda,
Tam hungry, wewhs, 7, infin. rewnv. So dupa, L thirst;
and ypdopa, I use, xpi, xpnrat, infin. ypyjoGa.

3. Futures in edo and ava, from verbs in é@ and do.
A very few, as pew, I flow, mréo, I sail, mvéw, I blow,
from the fut. in edow; e. g. pevow, medow (mAeVoopat),
Two in aio, kdaiwo, I weep, and xaiw, I burn,

So perf. pass.

TVEUTO.
form it in avow; e. g. KAavcw, Katoo.
Kexavpat, aor. 1, pass. exavdny..

4, Aspirated futures. Four verbs, ¢yo, rpéxo, rida,
‘and rpede, take as the first letter of the future the aspi-
rate which is in the second syllable of the present; e. g.

€E@, OpeEopar, Ovi, Opeyro.

5. Some verbs, though their termination is not preceded
by a vowel, form the future in now; e. g. Adda, OeANoo ;
pedAw, pedAjow; avEavo (avEw), aiénow; Bovopar,
BovAnzomat (aor. eBovdnOnv). So paxopar, paxécopat.

6. Three futures, though uncontracted, omit o; e.g.
mona, I shall drink, from rive; Copa, payopa, I shall
eat, which serve as futures to éo@lw.

7. In the verb rimro, I fall (primitive rérw), o occurs
in the 2nd aorist, émrecor.

Bosides €@nxa, jjka, and axa, already cited, one or two
others may be mentioned as wanting o in the Ist aorist ;
e. g. #veyxa (primitive evéykw), used as Ist aorist of pépa ;
eira, and 2nd aorist eérov (primitive ér@), which verb
keeps the « throughout the moods.

8. Perfects active without x.

given; e. g. teOynxéva, to have died, by contraction,
teOvava, part. reOvews for reOvynkas.

From torn, €ornxa, pl. éorjxaper, contr. eoraper,
éotate, €oraot; pluperf. pl. eorayev, eorate, eorasay ;
imper. €ora&t, éotdra, &c.; subj. éora@; opt. éorainv;
infin, éoravar; part. éot@s, éotdoa, éords; gen. égTATos,
égT@aons, €oTa@Tos, &c.

9. Perfect*passive. tpeho, orpépw, and tperw, take a
in this tense; réOpappa, €otpappa, rérpappa. In the
Ist aorist passive € re-appears; e. g. eOpepOny, eotpe-
pOnv.

10. Verbal adjectives in réos may here be noticed.
They are used to signify necessity; e. g. Aureos, that ought
to be, or must be, loosed, and are formed from the participle
of the Ist aorist passive, by changing the termination Oeis
into réos. One instance, at least, is fouud in the New
Test., BAnréos from BAnGeis, of BudrAo, T cast.

11. In Attic Greek, the termination of the 2nd pers.
sing. passive or middle is usually ec, instead of 7: always
in these three verbs; BovAoua, I will, BotdAer; otopat,
I think, otec; dyropa, I shall see, ovrec.

Futures in ovpa: are also inflected by ev; e.g. drodotpat,
I shall perish, dmodet, arodeira. So also, after the con-
traction of the active future (very frequent in verbs in
(w); e.g. from kopifw, fut. kouicw, Attic coud, fut. mid.

KOMLOVJLAL, KOpLLEL, KOWELTAL.

12. Occasionally such aorist forms as e&\Oa, ereca,
avetpa, &e., are found, where the 2nd aorist would be
more usual. These occur chiefly in various readings.

13. The termination ao of the perfect active is some-
times shortened into av; e.g. wemtoxay for ment@x-
aot, from wimrw (var. reading). So yeyovay for yeydv-
aot, &e.

On the other hand (chiefly in the Alexandrian dialect),
the termination oy is lengthened into ocav; e. g. #AOocav
for 7AOov (var. reading). So edSodvicay for edeAtovr,

One or two may be here ! imperf. of dodrdéo.

xl REMARKS ON DEFECTIVE AND IRREGULAR VERBS.

[Secr. XXXVL

SECTION XXXVI.
REMARKS ON DEFECTIVE AND IRREGULAR VERBS.*

1. Those which borrow some tenses from verbs of
similar signification, but different root :

aipéw, I take, fut. aipnow, perf. npnxa, perf. pass. npNEat,
aor. ypeOnv, fut. pass. aipeOjoopac; (from €Aw) 2nd aor.
eiNov, 2nd aor. mid. etAdpny.

cimeiv, to speak, has only 2nd aor. and some persons of
Ist aor. eéra. Its other tenses are, Ist (from A€eyw) ; 2nd
(from ecipw), fut. gpa; 3rd (from péw), perf. eipnxa, perf.
pass. elpypat, aor. eppeOny or epprOnv.

épxyouat, I come, imperf. npydunv; (from edevOow) fut.
édevooua, 2nd aor. #AvOor, nAGoy, 2nd perf. edA7Avda,
pluperf. éhnAvdew.

éobia, I eat, perf. edndoxa, perf. pass. edjdopar and
edndecpa; (from dayw) 2nd aor. epayor, fut. payopat.

tpwye, I eat, forms 2nd aor, érpayov.

épaw, I see, imperf. éwpwv, perf. éopaxa, perf. pass.
€opapa, aor. 1, infin. pass. 6pa@jvac; (from eidw), 2nd
aor. eidov, id€, dw, (oust, ety, (Sov; mid. eSdunv, &e. ;
(from énr@, drropa), fut. dyoua, aor. dPOny, perf. Oppat.

tpéxo, I run, fut. @pcEoua, aor. eOpeEa, &e.; (from
Spépw, Spayew), fut. Spapotpa, 2nd aor. edpapor, perf.
Sedpapnka, 2nd perf. dedpopa.

péw, I flow, 2nd aor. éppinv ; hence rapappudpev, Heb.
2.1, from mapappeo.

xe, I pour, fut. yevow and xéa, Ist aor. €yevoa, eyeva
and éxea, infin. xeat.

pepo, I bear, carry, imperf. épepov; (from oto), fut.
oiow, fut. pass. olc Ancona; (from évéyk@) aor. HveyKa
and i#veyxov, perf. evnvoxa, perf. pass. evnveypat, aor.
nvexOnv, fut. evexOnoopar.

2. Terminations vw, avo. aicOdvopa, I perceive, 2nd
aor. noOduny, fut. aicOnooua, perf. 7oOnpat.

duaprave, I err, sin, 2nd aor. #uaproy, infin. duaprteiv,
fut. dpaprice.

Bractava, I bud (prim. B\aorw), 2nd aor. €BdacTor,
infin. BAaotetv, fut. SAacTHTe.

dave, I bite (prim. djxw), 2nd aor. édaxor, fut. dy £opar,
perf. pass. d€dnypar.

Oiyyavw (Oiyw), I touch, 2nd aor. edvyov, fut. Oia and
Oifopna.

ixava, txvéonat, I come (prim. ikw), 2nd aor. ixduny,
perf. typat, with did, adiypat.

Aayxavo, I set by lot (prim. Anxw), 2nd aor. €Aayor,
fut. Anfopar, perf. etAnxa, 2nd perf. A€Aoyya.

AapBdave, I take (prim. AnBo), 2nd aor. €AaBor, fut.
AnWoua, perf. eiAnda, perf. pass. etAnupat.

Aav9avo, I am hidden (prim. \nOw), fut. jyow, 2nd aor.
édabov, 2nd perf. AéAnBa. AavOdvopa, I forget, 2nd aor.
eadbyuny, perf. NeAncpat.

pavOave, I learn (prim. pie or paw), 2nd aor. Euabor,
infin. paGeiv, fut. pabjow, perf. weya@nKa.

ehavvw, I drive, fut. €daow, Ist aor. FAaca, perf.
e\nAaka, &c.

muveavopat, I inquire (prim. revOopar), 2nd aor. ervOdpuny,
fut. mevoopat, perf. réemucpat.

tuyxave, I obtain (prim. revxa), fut. revéoua, perf.

, y+
TeTUxnka, 2nd aor. eTuxor.

3. Termination oxo, from @ pure. dpéeoxw, I please
(prim. dpéw), fut. dpeow, Ist aor. jpeoa, Ist aor. pass.
npeaOnv.

BiBpeack, I eat (prim. Bpdw), fut. Bpace, Bpocopat,
perf. 8<8pexa, 2nd aor. €Bpar.

peOvoxa, I inebriate (pci), fut. peOvow, &e.

ynpackw, I grow old (prim. ynpdw), fut. ynpavopar, aor.
infin. ynpavat or ynpavat, part. ynpas, ynpartos.

ywooko, I know (prim. yvow), fut. yyooouas, perf.
eyvexa, perf. pass. €yywcpat, 2nd aor. act. éyvor, yrabr,
ye, yvoiny, yvavat, part. yvovs, yvdvtos ; hence dvaywooKko,
I read, \st aor. avéyvaca.

pupynoko, I call to mind (prim. paw), perf. pepynpa
I remember, aor. évno nv.

nunpaoka, I sell (prim. repaw), fut. repdoa, perf. rémpaka
(for wemépaxa), perf. pass. wémpapat, aor. empdbny, 3rd fut.
TET OAC Opal.

avanicxw, I consume (prim. adda, Gp), fut. dvadooo,
perf. avjoxa, Ist aor. pass. avpiw@Onv, &c.

4. Terminations oxo and oye, from impure (not pre-
ceded by a vowel).

cetpioxw, I find (prim. edpw), 2nd aor. edpor, infin. etpeiy,
fut. etpnow, perf. evpnxa, perf. pass. evpnuat, aor. evpeOny ;
also evpnoa and etpauny, 1st aor. act. and mid.

Oyvnoxa, I die (prim. dav), 2nd aor. €Oavor, fut. Pavovpat,
perf. reOvnxa.

nacxo, I suffer (prim. 7d8w), 2nd aor. éraOov; (prim.
mév0w), fut. meiooua, 2nd perf. rerevOa.

éxo, I have, imperf. eixov, fut. €€o; (prim. cyo), 2nd
aor. éryov, axes, TYG, TXOINv, TxXEIv, Whence a new fut.
oxjoo, and perf. écynxa. From oxo also comes isxa,
T hold, and the compound tmuxvéopar, I promise, 2nd aor.
treo xopuyy, fut. trorxjcopa, perf. tréoynpat.

5. Termination vue. dudévvupt, I clothe (prim. andrew),
fut. dudiéeow, apdid, perf. pass. ncpied pat.

Covvupt, I gird, fut. (oo, Ist aor. mid. e¢woduny, perf.
pass. (aopar.

katrayvuju, I break in pieces, fut. kared€@, 1st aor. Kar-
éa£a, 2nd aor. pass. kaTedynv.

* A notice of those which occur in the New Test. may be found useful, though not all the forms here given appear in the Sacred Text.

Sect. XXXVI] REMARKS ON IRREGULAR VERBS.—VARIOUS TERMINATIONS. xli

kepavyyju, I mingle (prim. cepa), fut. cepdow, perf. pass.
kekepacpat, aor. exepdoOnv, by syncope Kexpapat, ekpadny.

kopevvupt, I satiate, fut. xopéow, perf. pass. Kexdpecpat,
aor. exopécOnv.

kpepavvupt, I suspend (prim. kpepdw), fut. kpeudco,
kpewe, Ist aor. pass. expeyac@nv. Also kpéewapa, fut.
Kpepnoopat.

piyvupt, I mix (prim. picye, ply), fut. wiEw, perf. pass.
pemrypat.

' Aut, I destroy (prim. drew), fut. dhéow, €w, G, Ist aor.
@deoa, perf. oAodexa, fut. mid. cAovua, 2nd aor. mid.
@dunv, 2nd perf. ddeda, part. dA@A@s, GA@dAvia, GAw@dés.

dpvupt, I swear (prim. 6udw), Ist aor. @puoo 1, perf.
dp@poka, perf. pass. du@poopar; (prim. duo), fut. duodpar,
Opel, Guetrat, infin. dpetoOat.

meravyup, I expand, fut. rerdoa, Ist aor. éréraca, &e.

mya, I fix (prim. myo), fut. mj&o, Ist aor. érnéa,
perf. pass. memnypat, aor. enjxOnv, 2nd aor. pass. érdyny,
2nd perf. remnya; the two last in a neuter sense.

pny, pnooew, I break (prim. pyyw), fut. 67E@, Ist aor.
eppnfa, 2nd aor. pass. éppdyny, 2nd perf. eppwya, in a
neuter sense.

povvumt, I strengthen (prim. fide), fut. poow, perf. pass.
eppeopat, aor. €pfeaOnv, imp. perf. pass. éppwco, farewell.

oBewup, I extinguish (prim. cBéo), fut. cBéow, perf.
pass. €oBeopar, Ist aor. pass. eoBéoOnv; (prim. oBéa,
onc) 2nd aor. éoBny, perf. éoBnka:

otpavvupt, I strew, fut. corpece, Ist aor. éotpwaca, perf.
pass. €oTpopae.

SECTION XXXVII.
REMARKS ON IRREGULAR VERBS CONTINUED.—VARIOUS TERMINATIONS.

1. Dropa, I leap, fut. ddodpar, 1st aor. Adv.

(ava, kata) Baive (prim. Baw, nue), fut. Byoopat, perf.
BeBnxa, 2nd aor. é8nv; Byow and “Bnoa in active sense.

dvoiyw, I open, imperf. avémyov, Ist aor. avewEa and
jvoga, perf. avewyxa, perf. pass. dvémypar, nvéewypat, Ist aor.
pass. dvedxOnv, nvedxOnv, nvoixOny, 2nd aor. pass. nvotyny,
2nd fut. dvovyjoopa, 2nd perf. avéwya, in neuter sense.

yivopa, I become (prim. yéva), 2nd aor. éyerduny, 2nd
perf. yéyova, fut. yevnoopa., perf. pass. yeyévnpat, aor. pass.
eye Onv.

dvvapa, I am able, imperf. eSvvdunv and 7duvapny, fut.
durncopat, aor. eduvnOnv and 7durnOnv, perf. SedStvnpar.

déo, I bind, fut. djoo, 1st aor. eSnoa, perf. dédexa, perf.
pass. d€depnar, aor. ed€Onv.

déw, I want, fut. denow ; impersonal dei, it 7s necessary,
fut. Senoer, &e.; pass. déopar, I pray, also I want, fut.
Oenoopat, aor. edenOnv.

eyeipw, I arouse, fut. eyepd, perf. Att. eynyepxa; mid.
eyelpopat, I awake, 1st aor. nyetpapny, perf. pass. eyryeppat,
fut. éyepOnooua, aor. iyyépOnv, 2nd aor. mid. rypdpny (for
nyepounv), 2nd perf. eypyyopa, whence a new present,
ypnyopew, I watch.

eidw, I see (not used in the present), 2nd aor. eddop,
infin. iSety ; 2nd perf. otSa, I know; pluperf. 75ew, I knew.
The forms are as follow: perf. indic. sing. oiSa, otc6a,
oidas, ofde, pl. (from toni) toper, tore, toaor; imp. ich,
ist, &e.; pluperf. 7Sew, mes, 751, pl. 7deqpev, Serre,
noerav ; subj. iS; opt. eidefv; infin. eiSéva ; part. eidas,
eidvia, eidds; fut. etooua, elon, eloerat, &c.; also eidjca,
as if from eidéw, d.

eixw, 2nd perf. gona, I resemble ; part. éorxas.

kretvo, I slay (in New Test. amoxreivw, and, in various
readings, imoxterw and arokrévyw), fut. krevd, Ist oar,

exrewva, Ist aor. pass. exrdavOny, infin. aroxravOjvat.

papropopat, I witness, fut. paprvpotpar, lst aor. éuapru=
papny.

otopa, I think, imperf. @dpnv (also eciuar, @pny), fut.
oijoomat, aor. onOny, infin. otnOjvat.

dvirnut, I help (prim. dvaw), fut. mid. édvycopat, aor.
avnodpny, opt. dvaipnny.

mivw, I drink, fut. rioua, rieoat, also muotpar, 2nd aor.
emov; (prim. dw), perf. mereka, perf. pass. wéropat, Ist
aor. emdOnv (KaterdOnv).

ninto, I fall (prim. rérw), fut. reoovpar, 1st aor. ereca,
2nd aor. érecov; (prim. ara), perf. rémraxa.

onevdw, I pour out, fut. oreica, perf. éozrecka, perf. pass.
eomentpat, 20r. eomeio ny.

cat, I save, perf. pass. céo@par and cécwopat, aor.
erwOnv.

tikta, I bring forth (prim. réxw), fut. ré£opar, 2nd aor.
érexov, Ist aor. pass. eréyOnv, 2nd perf. réroxa.

pbave, I anticipate, fut. Pbacw, 1st aor. épOaca, perf.
epOaca ; (prim. pédw, Péjue), 2nd aor. ePOnv, fut.
Ppenoopat.

2. A few verbs in é@ and dw form some tenses as if the
verb terminated in » impure.

yapéo, I marry (prim. yapo), Ist aor. éynua and eydp-
naa, perf. yeyaunxa, regular.

Sapa, I tame (prim. dduve), 2nd aor. édapov, 2nd aor.
pass. eSaynv, perf. Sedunxa (for deddpunka).

Soxéw, I appear (prim. déxw), fut. dda, Ist aor. édoéa,
perf. pass. Sédoypar. Impersonally, Soxei, it seems good,
édo€e, &e.

pukdopa, I roar (prim. pircw), 2nd aor. €uvkoy, 2nd
perf. uéuvka.

xiii THE USE OF THE

INFINITIVE MOOD. [Secr. XL.

SECTION XXXVIII.
REMARKS ON SOME PERFECT TENSES EMPLOYED AS PRESENTS.

1. In a considerable number of verbs the perfect is used
in a strictly present signification.

The explanation of this usage is simply derived from
the complete idea conveyed by the perfect tense, as in the
following examples.

2. €w, I accustom myself, <ciwa, I have accustomed
myself; hence, I am accustomed.

eld, I see, ota, I know.

éocxa, I resemble.

Ornoxw, I die, téOvnxa, I have suffered death; hence,
T am dead.

iornut, I place, éotnxa (éuavrov), I have placed myself;
hence, I stand.

kraopat, I acquire, kéxrnua I have acquired and retain;
hence, I possess.

pvaopat, I call to mind, péeummpa, I have cailed to mind
and retain; hence, I remember.

So also in the perf. pass.; e. g. of kexAnuevor, those who
are m receipt of a call or invitation; hence, the invited
ones, the guests.

SECTION XXXIX.

THE USE OF THE TENSES.

The use of the present and future tenses is sufficiently
explained by their names. But the present is sometimes
used as a lively expression of a past action: as, @yovow
avrov mpos Tovs Papioaious, Jno. 9. 13; and also of a cer-
tain futurity: as, pera tpeis nuepas eyetpopa, Mat. 27. 63.
The indicative of the future has occasionally the force of
the imperative mood: as, éreaOe ovy tpeis TéAevor, Mat.
5. 48.

The imperfect expresses a prolonged or recurrent action
in past time.

The aorist is strictly the expression of a momentary or
transient single action, being thus distinguished from the
imperfect ; and in the indicative mood it ordinarily signi-

fies past time. It is, however, used of a prolonged action,
if there is no positive need to make a direct expression of
that circumstance. It is thus of constant use in the nar-
rative of past transactions.

The perfect conveys the double notion of an action
terminated in past time, and of its effect existing in the
present : as, yuvr dederar, 1 Cor. 7. 39.

The pluperfect expresses the effect as past, as well as
the action.

In the case of certain verbs, the latter part of the entire
idea conveyed by these two tenses is so prominent, that
they virtually become a present and imperfect respec-
tively : as, oida, I know, noew, I knew.

SECTION XL.

THE USE OF THE

A verb in the infinitive mood, either alone or in combi-
nation with other words, mostly expresses either the sub-
ject of another verb: as, wakdpidy éore Siddva, Acts 20. 35 ;
or the object of relation of the action or condition ex-
pressed by a verb, participle, or adjective: as, émurola
ideiy buas, Rom. 1.113 duvaros kodvoa, Acts 11.173 ovK
éorw éuov Sodvat, Mat. 20. 23. The most usual gramma-
tical situation of a verb in the infinitive is in immediate
dependence on another verb.

A verb in the infinitive, with the neuter article (70)
prefixed becomes, by the inflexion of the article, admissi-

INFINITIVE MOOD.

ble into the various grammatical positions of the substan-
tive: as, youn rod troorpepew, Acts 20.3; dia wavros
tov (qv, He. 2. 153; ev 7a iepatevew airov, Lu. 1. 8.

The infinitive is always a legitimate construction,
though not the only one, after the particles zpiv and éore:
as, mpl yeverOa, Jno. 14.29; Gore pr ioxvew twa, Mat.
8. 28.

A participle takes the place of an infinitive in depen-
dence upon certain verbs: as, émavcato Aaday, Lu. 5. 4;
6p@ oe oyra, Acts 8. 23.

)

Secr. XLUIj

THE CONCORD OF THE VERB.

xiii

SECTION XLI.

THE USE OF THE SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.

In the principal verb of a sentence, the subjunctive
mood is an expression of deliberative interrogation : as,
Sdpevr, #) pry) SOpev; Mar. 12.15, Should we pay, or should
we not pay? kal ti etra; Jno. 12. 27, And what should
I say? This is termed its deliberative use.

In the first person plural, it has also the suggestive
foree which is usually classed as an imperative: as, @yo-
pev eis Tas €xomevas Koporroders, Mar. 1. 38, Let us go
into the next towns. This usage, if not actually identical
with it, is nearly related to the preceding.

The aorist of this mood is used as an imperative with
the particle py: as, pr) cadrions, Mat. 6. 2.

The construction of the subjunctive with the combined
particles ov ur, is a form of peremptory negation: as, ov

py virns, Jno. 13. 8. The future indicative is also used:
in the same construction.

In dependent clauses, the subjunctive is the ordinary
mood after edv, av used hypothetically, and relative words
when ay is subjoined to them: as, édrav (ére dv), ds ay, &c.,
as also mpiv and éws with dy subjoined.

It is also the ordinary construction with the particles
iva, ®s, Ows, When expressive of design: as, iva mAnpobh,
Mat. 2,15. The same is the case when design is implied,
though not expressed directly: as, ro karadupa, Orov—
dayw, Mark 14.14. The future indicative is also con-
structed with ws and és, and in the New Testament
sometimes also with iva.

SECTION XLII.

THE USE OF THE OPTATIVE MOOD.

In the principal verb, the optative mood is a simple
form of wishing: as, 76 dpydprov—ein eis dmaddevar, Acts
8. 20.

In combination with the particle dy, it is an expression
of a conditional futurity: as, 7@s dv dvvaiuny; Acts 8. 31,
How should I be able ?

In dependent clauses, it is sometimes employed in ob-
lique narration, that is, when the sentiments of a person

are made a matter of narration, instead of being expressed
in direct personal terms: as, éwvuvOdveto, ti etn radra, Lu.
15. 26.

The optative following the particle ef is one of the
forms of a hypothetical clause, but of rare occurrence in
the New Testament; as is also its use after particles
expressive of design.

SECTION XLII.

THE CONCORD OF THE VERB.

In Greek, as in language in general, the verb is ordi-
narily put in the same number and person as its subject,
or nominative case. This is its agreement, or concord.
There is, however, this special exception; that, when a
word in the plural, expressive of the subject, is also in the
neuter gender, the verb is usually in the singular: as,
mavra Ov avrov éyevero, John 1. 3.

A subject in the singular, when the idea conveyed by

the word is that of plurality, may have its verb in the |
This is termed |

plural: as, 6yAos eotpwcav, Mat. 21. 8.
- a rational, as distinguished from a formal, concord.

When a verb is in the plural, as having several joint

| subjects, and these are of different persons, its concord

will be with the first person in preference to the second,
and with the second in preference to the third.

Since the verb, by its inflexion alone, always implies its
pronominal subject in the first and second persons, these
are, accordingly, not necessary to be expressed for the
purpose of mere perspicuity : when, therefore, they are
expressed, it is a mark of point or emphasis on the subject
of the verb, of some kind or degree. And the same is the
case to a certain extent with the third person.

xliv THE USE OF THE ACCUSATIVE CASE.

[Ssecr. XLVL

SECTION XLIV.

THE CONCORD OF THE ADJECTIVE, PARTICIPLE, AND PRONOUN.

The adjective, the participle, and the pronoun, agree
with the substantive to which they have relation, in gen-
der, number, and case. Rational concords are also ad-
missible, as in the case of the verb.

An adjective, participle, or pronoun, in the masculine
gender without any substantive expressed, has relation
to persons; but in the neuter, to things: as, paxdpuo ot

nevOovvtes, Mat. 5. 4; mavra ratta epvdagdpnv, Mat.
19520:

The relative pronoun, being either the subject of the
verb in its own clause, or the object of government of
some word in that clause, agrees with its antecedent in
gender and number only: if it is in the nominative case,
it is also reckoned of the same person with the antecedent.

SECTION XLV.

THE USE OF THE NOMINATIVE CASE.

A nominative case with the article prefixed is sometimes
used for the vocative. as, 7d myevpa 7d Gdadov, Mar.
OF 2oe

A substantive or adjective which is attached to a neuter
or passive verb, as a necessary supplement to the sense, is
put in the same case with the subject of the verb; which,
except in case of an infinitive, will be the nominative : as,
eyo cit 7 650s, Jno. 14. 6; 6 Adyos aapE eyevero, Jno.
1. 145 avroi viol Ocod KAnOnoovra, Mat. 5.95; memevope-
vos eat Iwavyny mpopyrny civat, Lu. 20. 6.

Tf, instead of a verb, a participle is used, the case of the
participle is continued in the supplemental word: as, @oi-
Bnv odcay Siaxovoy, Rom. 16. 1 3 nyiv “Papaiors odor, Acts
16. 21.

Of the same principle is the rule of apposition, namely,
that two terms for the same thing, in the same gramma-
tical clause, are put in the same case: as, mapayiverat
"Ioavyns 6 Bantiotns, Mat. 3.15 év nuepars “Hpodov rod
Baorkéos, Mat. 2.153 mapaBatny epavtoy cumorave, Gal.
2.185 tuas—ebero émiokdrovs, Acts 20. 28.

SECTION XLVI.

THE USE OF THE ACCUSATIVE CASE.

The accusative is the case of government of by far the
greater number of transitive verbs, and may therefore be
regarded as the ordinary case of the direct object of a
verb.

The subject of a verb in the infinitive mood is ordina-
rily in the accusative case: as, mdvtas dvOparous bédet
coOjva, 1 Tim. 2.4. But, if the subject of the verb in
the infinitive is the same as that of the principal verb on
which it depends, it is in the nominative: as, Séopae TO pur)
mapoyv Oappnoa, 2 Cor. 10.2; pacxovres civar copoi, Ro.
]. 22.

An object of relation, or in limitation, as distinguished
from one which is direct, is also in the accusative; and in

this way the case is found after adjectives, passive verbs,
and a previous accusative in direct government : as, oxy-
vorroot THY Téxvnv, Acts 18.3; Sapioerat woddds, Lu. 12.
47; Sedepevos rovs 7d5as, Jno. 11.44; yada dyas erdrica,
1 Cor. 3. 2.

When the relative would, by its owr proper govern-
ment, be in the accusative, it sometimes exchanges this
case for the genitive or dative of its antecedent: as, émt
maow ois Akovoay, Lu. 2.203 ex rod vdatos ob €y@ daca,
Jno. 4.14. This is termed attraction.

The accusative is employed in designations of space and
time: as, dwéyoucay oradiovs eEnkovra, Lu. 24.13; acet
apav evvarny, Acts 10. 3.

Ee ~

—

Sect. XLVIII.]

THE USE OF THE DATIVE CASE. xlv

SECTION XLVII.

THE USE OF THE GENITIVE CASE.

The most simple and ordinary use of the genitive, is to |

place a substantive in immediate construction with another
substantive. ‘This construction is an expression of some
simple and obvious relation between the things signified
by the two substantives; and thus the substantive in the
genitive comes variously to signify a possessor, origin,
cause, matter, object, &c.

In the New Testament, the genitive in construction has
also the force of a qualifying adjective: as, roy cikovépov
Ts adikias, Lu. 16. 8. This is a Hebraism.

An absolute participial clause, so termed, is one which
has its subject distinct from the principal subject of the
sentence of which it forms a part. Such clauses are dis-
tinguished by having their subject in the genitive case,
hence termed the genitive absolute: as, rod daioviou €&-
eOdvtos, éAadnoev 6 kaos, Lu. 11. 14.

The genitive is used in designations of price: as, émpady
Tptaxootwy Snvapiwy, Jno. 12.5. Akin to this is the go-
vernment of the genitive by the adjective aévos.

It is also found in designations of time, Jno. 3. 2.

The genitive is constructed with words, that is, verbs
and adjectives, implying —

(1) exclusive distinction: as, for instance, dcapépey,
1 Cor. 15. 41, and all comparatives : hence

(2) superiority, especially power and rule, Rom. 14. 9;
1 Tim. 2. 12.

(3) inclusive distinction: as, for instance, distributives
and superlatives, Lu. 16. 5; 1 Cor. 15. 9.

(4) deprivation, Lu. 16.4; abstinence, Acts 20. 29 ;
and cessation, 1 Pet. 4. 1.

(5) fulness, and the opposite notions of emptiness, de-
ficiency, need, Lu. 5.12; Jno.2.7; 1 Tim. 1.6; Ja. 1.5.

(6) desire, objective pursuit, Mat. 5. 28.

(7) bodily perception, except sight, Mat. 2. 9.

(8) mental perception, as, for instance, memory, know-
ledge, Lu. 18. 32. But words of this class, as well as the
preceding one, are also constructed with the accusative,
Lu. 9. 45.

Certain verbs in the middle voice govern the genitive,
as, dmTopat, €xopat, yevouat, dpéeyopat, emidavGavopna, Mat.
82 15) Heb65 9) Mars 9 iim 3s leleby GamhO:
Also certain verbs compounded of xara, and conveying by
their composition the idea of untoward action: as, Katnyo-
p®, kaTapaptupa, KaraduyagTevo, KATAKUPLEV®, Karappova,
Mat. 12. 10; Mar. 14. 60; Ja. 2.6; Acts 19.16; Mat.
6. 24.

A criminal charge or sentence is expressed in the geni-
tive, Mat. 26. 66.

The object of a partial action is in the genitive, Mar.
2.21; Acts 27. 36; Mar. 9. 27.

The construction of the genitive after verbs substantive
is the same, in effect, with its immediate dependence upon
a substantive, Mat. 19. 15; 1 Cor. 6.19; Heb. 12. 11.

SECTION XLVIII.

THE USE OF THE DATIVE CASE.

As a general principle, that to which anything is repre-
sented as accruing, is expressed in the dative case. It is
thus constructed with words implying —

(1) address, Mat. 3.7; Lu. 1.19; Acts 26. 29.

(2) bestowal, Mat. 4.9; Acts 3. 14.

(3) approach, Lu. 7. 12.

(4) gain or loss, advantage or disadvantage, Mat. 5. 44;
Lu. 4.22; Mat. 23.31; Heb. 8.8; Mat. 3.16; Rom.
14=6;, 7.

(5) credence, reliance, Mat. 21. 25; 2 Cor. 10. 7.

(6) submission, subservience, Acts 5. 36; Lu. 2. 51;
Acts 13. 36.

To these must be added, words signifying adaptation, |

likeness, equality, 2 Cor. 2.6; Heb. 6.7; Eph. 5.3:
Jae. 6s Luenera2 3) lat. 205 12.

The dative is an expression of instrumentality, Mat.
8.16; Mar. 5. 3; as also causation, method, agency, and
other kindred notions, Rom. 11. 20; Acts 15.1; Phi.
Dei We CormiAs 20:

The dative is used in designations of time, Lu. 12. 20;
Acts 13. 20.

Certain verbs in the middle voice are followed by the
dative: as, ypGpat, Suadéyopat, kpivopa, Acts 27.17; Heb.
12. 5; Mat. 5. 40.

The dative is frequently found in dependence upon a
preposition involved in a compound verb, Mar. 3. 10;
Asts 13. 43; 2 Pet. 1.93; Mat. 26. 53.

xlvi PREPOSITIONS, ADVERBS, AND CONJUNCTIONS. [Secr. XLIX.

SECTION XLIX.

PREPOSITIONS, ADVERBS, AND CONJUNCTIONS.

The various governments of cases by the several prepo- | narily the genitive, Mat. 10. 29; Jno. 6. 23; Mat. 13. 34.
sitions are given at length in the Lexicon. Some prepo- The Greek language exhibits a peculiar usage in the
sitions are occasionally used as adverbs without a case in | repetition of a negative, Mat. 22.16; Jno. 15. 5; Mar.
government, 2 Cor. 11. 23; and are also prefixed to ad- | 1. 44.
verbs, Mat. 4. 17; Acts 28. 23. Words directly united by a simple conjunction, are

Certain adverbs may have a case in government, ordi- | ordinarily in the same grammatical construction.

MULTA TERRICOLIS LINGUA, CASLESTIBUS UNA.

8

THE ANALYTICAL

GREEK LEXICON.

MOAAAI MEN ONHATOIS TAOQOTTAT,

MIA A’A@OANATOIZIN.

LEXICON.

A

A, a, Alpha, the first letter of the Greek alphabet, and
used for the first, Re. 1. 8, 11;
Pd, ViBs

Pris (Oe

In composition it denotes privation ;
sometimes augmentation and union.
a, nom. or acc. pl. neut. (§ 10. tab. J. g) . 6S
Aapov, 6, Aaron, pr. name, indecl.
ABaddav,* 6, Abaddon, pr. name, indecl.
aBapy,’ acc. sing. masc. F aBapiys
GPapys |, €os, ots, 6, 7, TO, -€s, (4 & Bapos), not
burdensome, not chargeable, (§ 7. tab.G.b).
ABBG, indecl. Chald. or Syr. NAN, father, Mar.
Anes Ose Ou Saks 5. Galera O:
“ABéX, 6, Abel, pr. name, indecl.
ABua, 6, Abia, pr. name, indecl.
AP.abap,° 6, Abiathar, pr. name, indecl.
ABiAnvy |, js, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Abilene, a district
of the Syrian Decapolis; from Abila, the

chief town. Lat. 33. 35, long. 36. 5.
APiArnvijs,? gen. sing. 4 : : - ABArAny
‘A Bu0v8, 6, Abihud, pr. name, indecl.

ABpadp, 6, Abraham, pr. name, indecl.
aBvocov, acc. sing. (§ 3. tab. C. a) aBvocos

aBvocos |, ov, "> pr. bottomless ; place of the dead,
hell.

aBvcoov, gen. sing. aBvocos
“AyaBos, ov, 6, Agubus, pr. name.
dyaye, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper.—A. Tdf. sf
dye, Ree. Gr. Sch. (2 Ti. 4. 11) \ nS
dyayeiv, aor. 2, inf. (§ 13.rem. 7 d) : id.
@ Re,9. 11. 62Co.11.9. ¢ Mar. 2. 26.

dyayere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. ayo
ayayn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. : ; id.
dyayovra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
ayayovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 5 id.
ayayov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 . : id.
aydywou, ow, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : id.
dyaOd, acc. pl. neut. (§ 7. tab. F. a) deyass
ayadas, ace! plasteme ur ; 3 Zi id.
dyabé, voc. sing. masc. ; : : : id.
aya0y, nom. sing. fem. ‘ : : id.
Gya@y, dat. sing. fem. : : ; ‘ id.
ayaOyv, acc. sing. fem. : : : id.
ayabhs, gen. sing. fem. ; : : 5 id.
dyaboepyeiv,’ pres. infin. d-yaboepyew

ayoboepyéw, © |, dyaboupyG, fut. now, (§ 16.tab. P)
(dyabds & epyov), to do good, confer
benefits. N.T.

ayabois, dat. plur. masc. and neut. . ayalds
ayafov, nom, and acc. sing. neut. & acc. m. id.

d-yaSorroéw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ayabos &
TroLew), to do good, benefit, do well. LXX.

ayaforoujoa, aor.1, inf—Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. : :
> \ A = dyaborrordr
tt ayaov moujoat, D. (Mar? 3. 4)
dyaboroujre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. , id.
ayaforotia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b. and rem. 2),

L.G.
aryaOorotta,s dat. sing —Rec. Gr. Sch.
ayaborotiass, dat. pl—A. Ln. Tdf.
dyaborouds |, 00, 6, 9, @ well-doer. LG.
ayalorovotvras, part. pres. masc. acc. pl.

well-doing, probity.

3 eA
i d-yaborrotia

2 ,
a-ya0orrorێw

dYu.3.1, e1Ti. 6.18. J 1Pe.4.19.

2

ayao | . 2 ayare

dyaGoro.otyTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. dyaGorotéw | dydzrais, dat. plur. . ’ : - dydarn
ayaforovotcat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. . id. dyarav, pres. infin. : . : : dyarréw
dyaborrouav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id. ayaras, 2 pers. sing. pres. indic. ; : id.
dyaGorrouov,* gen. pl. . ; ‘ ; a-yaGorrouos ayarare, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. ‘ é id.
> a ‘ . °
/ ; ayamate, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. , ‘ id.
ayados %, ov, good, profitable, generous, beneficent, a Pie I PO -
“ : ; ayamare, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . ; id.
upright, virtuous (§ 7. tab. F.a): whence "4 rf : ; ;
ayaratw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. ; : id.

dyabwotvn, ns, 7, Soodness, virtue,
beneficence. LXX.

ayaGod, gen. sing. masc. and neut. : ; aryaGos

/ n , Spee, N
AYATAW, w, fut. now, perf. HYATHKG, (§ 18.
tab. R) to love, value, esteem, feel or

d-yaboupyav,” nom. sing. part. pres.—Al. Ln. Tdf. "Vayaboupyée manifest Brees Coe for, be faithful
dyaboroav, Rec. Gr. Sch. towards ; to delight in; to set store upon,
dyabovs, ace. pl. masc. : : : aryabos Re. 12.11: whence
dya0S, dat. sing. neut. . ; : : id. ayary, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) love,
dyabav, gen. pl. . ‘ : : : id. generosity, kindly concern, devotedness ; pl.
dyabwotvy, nS, oe (§ 2. tab. B. a) . ; id. love-feasts, Jude 12. LXX.
dyabwovvy, dat.sing, =. ss yaBwortvyn dyamnros, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) be-
ayabuavvys, gen. sing. : : 3 id. loved, dear ; worthy of love.
Gya\ddoe, dat. sing. . . . .dyadXiacts | Gyan, dat. sing. . . . . - adyarn
dyadNudcews, gen. sing. id. ayarnOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. (§ 19.
dyahhaobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. mid. 61 19. tab. 's) dyaN ides tab. S) ; ; < - . éyardw
dya\\aobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . id. ayamyv, acc. sing. . . ° ° » dydarn
dya\dac Ojvat, aor. 1, inf. pass.—Rec. a ayarys, gen. sing. : : . . id.
ayahabjvar, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ino. 5. 35) J ; ayamnoavrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 » dyarde
dyaddiaces, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ewultation, dyarjcavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
extreme joy. LXX. from ayaTyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 5 id.
dyad\dw, w], fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) to celebrate, ayarnoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. ‘ id.
praise ; also equivalent to ayadNdopat, ayarnoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. (§ 16. rem. 3). id,
Gat, to exult, rejoice exceedingly ; to ayarycets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ; : id.
desire ardently, Jno.8.56. LXX. ayarynonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. : . id.
ayadudcba,, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. mid. . ayaddudw dyarnow, 1 pers. sing. fut. s : id.
GyodANapev, 1 ae Gee =i ayarnra, nom. and acc. pl. neut. : : ayamntos
dyahAuwpeba, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 19.7) dyamyré, voc. sing. masc. ; : ‘ id.
dyadduipevot, nom.pl.m. part. pres. mid. (§ 19. ayarnry, dat. sing. fem. . : : : id.
tab. S) : . t ; id. acyamrnrny, acc. sing. fem. é . 7 id.
eyquots, dat. pl. Gy ajLos ayarnrol, nom. pl. masc. . : id.
Gyajos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 3. tab. C. a, b) (a & AAS dyamnrot, voc. pl. masc.—Rec. Gr. Sch. Tat.) =
unmarried, 1 Co. 7. 8, 11, 32, 34. adeAdol, A. (Phi. 2. 12) . ae
ayavaxreiy, pres. infin, . ‘ : » dyavaktéw | dyamyrots, dat. pl. masc. . : ; , id.
dyavakréw, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) to be dyamnrov, neut. and acc. sing. mase. : id.
pained ; to be angry, vexed, indignant ; to ayarnrtos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : : dyarda
manifest indignation : whence ayamrnrov, gen. sing. masc. . ‘ ' ayarntos
dyavakrnots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ayamnTd, dat. sing. masc. . : : ; id.
indignation. ayara, 1 pers. sing. pres. indic., contracted for ayardw
ayavakryow,® ace. sing. : 4 - ayavaxrynots | dyarGmat, 1 pers. sing. pres. indic, pass. . id.
ayavaktovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : ayavaktéw aya Mev, 1 pers. pl. pres. indic. ; ‘ id.
dyavakTov, nom, sing. masc. part. pres... id. ayarGpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. - “ id.
ayaa, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. (§ 18. tab. R) . ayardw ayarav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id.
dyara, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. : : id. ayarOvrTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.

a1 Pe. 2,14, 6 Ac. 14.17. ¢2Co.7.11.

ayamra

ayaravrt, dat. s. m. part. pres. —Gr. Sch. Tdf. 2 -
A , Rec. (Re. I. 5) as a
ayarncavTt,
CYATOVTOV, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
ayaraot, ow, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. . ; id.
ayaTaot, ow, dat. masc. pl. part. pres. : id.
"Ayap, 9, Agar, pr. name, indecl.
ayyapevoucr, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. ayyapevw
dyyapevoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. P j A id.

ayyapevo |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ayyapos, a
Persian courier, or messenger, who had
authority to press into his service men,
horses, etc.) to press, or compel another
to go somewhere, or carry some burden.

dyyda, acc. pl. (Mat. 13.48) . : : dyyetov

ayyetous, dat. pl. E ; ‘ id.

ayyetov |}, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Gines the Brie)
a vessel, utensil, Mat. 25. 4.

ayyeXia,, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) dyyedos

dyyé\Xovca," n. s. f. part. pres. — A. B. Ln. Tdf. sstaione
A , , ayyeAAw
amayyéhNovoa, Rec. Gr.Sch. (Jno. 20. 18 )
ayyeAot, nom. pl. ; 4 : : ayyeXos
ayyédous, dat. pl. : , 3 ; id.
ayyeXor, acc. sing. : 5 id.

adyyeXos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) one sent, a
messenger, angel, (dyyé\rw, to tell, to
announce.)

dyyeria, as, 7, @ message, doctrine, or
precept, delivered in the name of any one,

1 Jno. 3. 4.
dyyeXov, gen. sing. . : : : - @yyehos
ayyéAovs, acc. pl. F : F ; id.
ayyéAw, dat. sing. . : : : : id.
ayyéduv, gen. pl. : : ; : id.

aye, a particle of exhortation, (pr. imperat. of ayw),
come, come now, Ja. 4.13; 5.1.

aye, 2 pers. sing. pres. imperat. . : . dyw

-Gyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. . ; , id.
dyew, pres. infin. act. 5 5 ; ‘ id.
ayeobat, pres. infin. pass. : : id.
ayeobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. pass. : : id.
ayeAn, ys, 9, (§ 2. tab..B. a). 5 : mide
dyéhyv, ace. sing. . / : ayédn

dyeveaddyntos,” ov, 6, %, 6 7. rem. 2) (a & ye-
veadoyéw) not included in a pedigree ;
independent of pedigree. N.T.

ayevy,® acc. pl. neut. . : i j acyevns

dyevys |, €os, 6, 9, 70, -és, ($ 7. tab. Gb) (A&
yévos) ignoble, base.

a Jno. 20. 18, ; 6 He, 7. 3.

aylos

ayere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper.—B. C. Ln. Tdf. *
dydayere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 21. 2) ; aT
ee nom. sing. fem. A : : ay.os
Bes nom. pl. neut. (1 Co. 7. a ; k id.
ayia, dat. sing. fem. - : : : id.
dayid€er, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. : dyualen
ayiderat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. pass. : id.
dryta.lowevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
dyvaComévous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
aryialov, neut. sing. part. pres. act. . : id.
ayialu, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : , dywos
Gyia€wy, nom. sing. mase. part. pres. act. . aryud.bon
dytat, nom. pl. fem. : : 3 - dywos
arylats, dat. pl. fem. ‘4 5 E id.
ayiay, acc. sing. fem. ; 2 : ; id.
aylas, gen. sing. fem. . ‘ F P id.
uyidoat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. act. . . dyidlon
ayidcas, nom.s. m. part. aor.1, eee. eat
dyidfov, Rec. Gr. Sch.Tdf. (Mat. 23.17)

ayidoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.
ayidon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . 3 id.
dyvacOyrw, 3 pers. sing. aor 1, imper. pass. id.
aytacpov, acc. sing. dytac pds
ary vac 0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) : : cylos
GY Lac pL, dat. sing. : ; drywac ds
ayiacov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. , ayialoo
dyve, voc. sing. masc. : : i - dytos
dyvot, nom. or voe. pl. masc. . : : id.
aylots, dat. pl. masc. 7 : : 2 id.
aytov, acc. masc. and nom. or acc. neut. sing. id.

AYLOS, ia, vov, (§ 7- rem. 1) separate from com-
mon condilion and use; dedicated, Lu.
2.23; hallowed; used of things, ro aya,
the sanctuary; and of persons, saints,
e.g. members of the first Christian com-
munities; pure, righteous, ceremonially
or morally; holy.

dy.orns, yTos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
holiness, sanctity, He.12.10. LXX.

aywovvn, ys, 4, (8 2. tab. B. a)
sanctification, sanctity, holiness. LXX.

ayidlu, fut. dow, perf. pass. Hy lac pat,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to separate, consecrate ;
cleanse,. purify, sanctify ; regard or rever-
ence as holy, LXX.

dyiacp.és, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
sanctification, moral purity, sanctity. LXX.

¢1Co.1, 28,

:

—ayloTt

ay.orns |, ntos, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2 c) cytos
cyornrt, dat. sing. —Al. Ln. Tdf. . ; ;
daAorntt, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 1. 12) } rail
ayLornTos," gen. sing. F . : 3 id.
aylov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. cytos
d:ylovs, acc. pl. mase. 2 ‘ : : id.
dyim, dat. sing. masc. and neut. ; : id.
dyiwy, gen. pl. . ‘ : : : id.
aywoctvyn, ns, 1), (§ 2. tab. Bia). , id.
dywwctvy, dat. sing. 3 ; F d&ywwovvy
dywovvyy, acc. sing. . : ; : id.
aywwovvys, gen. sing. z ; : ; id.
Gywwtdry, dat. sing. fem. superl. (§ 8. rem. 4) cyLos
GyKdXas,’ ace. pl. : : : ayKadn

ayKary |, nS, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ae the same)

the arm. (a).
aYKLT por, ov, Td, (§ 3.tab.C.c) a hook, fish-hook,

aykupa |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b) an anchor,

Ac, 27. 29, 30, 40.

ayKupay, acc. sing. . ayKupa.
ayKvpas, acc. pl. A : 5 ; id.
ayva, nom. pl. neut. ayvos
dyvds, acc. pl. fem. 5 ‘ ‘ 6 id.

dyvados |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (a4 & yvdrro,

to full, dress) unfulled, undressed; new,
Mat. 9.16; Mar.2.21. N.T.
ayvddov, gen. sing. neut. : dyvados
dyveia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) ayvos
ayveia, dat. sing. cyveta,
ayy, nom. sing. fem. ayvos
ayvyy, acc. sing. fem. . ; : P id.
ayvile, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. ayvilw
dyvilw|, fut dyvicw, (§ 26. rem. 1) ayvos
ayvisare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . ; ayvileo
ayvicOcis, nom. s.m. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
ayvioOnrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
ayviopsds |, ob, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) . ayvos
ayviop.od,’ gen. sing. GyVio 0S
dyvicwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ayviles
ee 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. ayvoew
ee, pres. infin. act. : id.
inact, 3 pers.s. pres. ind.mid.—A.D. Ln. oan ‘a.
ayvoet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 14. 38)

ayvoetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. 0 - id.
ayvocitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. 5 id.

ayvoew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) to be 2gnorant ;
nol to understand ; sin through ignorance.

a He. 12.10 6 Lu. 2, 28. ¢ Mat.17.27. 4@Ac.21.26.

ayoe

dyvonua, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) error, sin

of ignorance.

ayvo.a, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) ignorance.
> , , > ,
ayvonea. |, aTOS, TO : . : + dyvoew
/

ayvonpatwv,’ gen. pl. ayvonyp.a
ayvonoarres, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 1, act. dyvoew
” e .
dyvoue. |, as, 0 : . z : id.
> , . 4
ayvoln, dat. sing. ayvo.n
dyvouay, acc. sing. é : : id.
dyvoias, gen. sing. . : . , , id.
dyvoy, acc. sing. masc. dyvés

ayves, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) pure, chaste, modest,
innocent, blameless.
ayvértns, TNTOS, 1),
purity, life of purity.
ayveia, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) purity, chastity, 1 Ti. 4.12; 5.2
ayvitw, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
purify; to purify morally, reform. ayvi-
Compas, pert. pyvicpa, aor. 1, yyvicOyv,

to live like one under a vow of abstinence,

(§ 4. rem. 2. c)

as the Nazarites.

dyvicp.os, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) purifi-
LG:
dyvas, adv. purely, sincerely.

cation, abstinence.

ayvoodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. indie. act. dyvotw
dryvoovjrevon, nom. pl. m. part. pres. pass. . id.
dyvoovpevos, nom. s. m, part. pres. pass. ‘ id.
Gyvootvres, nom. pl. m. part. pres. act. id.
dyvoovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . F id.
ayvoovet, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
ayvorys |, nros, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2, c) éyvbs
ayvornrt, dat. sing. E dyvorns
ayvornros, gen. sing.—Al. Ln. . & a) -
Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. om. (2 Co.11.3) ff ;
dayvorntit dat. sing. ; ‘ : f ids
dyvovs, acc. pl. masc. dyvés
dyvoGy, nom. s.m, part. pres. act. dyvoew
ayvas,® ady. dyvés

ayvecta. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (a &
yveots) ignorance, 1Co.15.34; 1Pe.2.15.

ayvociar, acc. sing. : dyvocia

ayvworos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. = 2) a & yvocrds)
unknown.

3 , h »”
ayvootw, dat. sing. masce. é + a@yvwortos

dyémeva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. ayo

e He.9.7. J 2Co. 6.6. 9 Phi.1.16. 4 Ac.17.23.

ayopLe

dyop.évous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. ayo

ayoLevan, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. . ‘ id.
dyovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. pass. c id.
ayovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.

dyopé |, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (dyetpe,
to gather together) a place of public con-
course, forum, market-place ; things sold

in the market, provisions.

(§ 26. rem. 1)

pass.

dyopdlw, fut. dow,
HY/Opac pat,
HyopdcOnv, to buy ; redeem, acquire by
a ransom or price paid.

perf. pass. aor. 1,

dyopaios, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) one
who visits the forum; a lounger, one who
idles away his time in public places, a low
fellow.

dydpatos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) per-

taining to the forum, judicial ; d-yopasot,

court days.
ayope., dat. sing. c : : ayopa
ayopacet, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. d-yopdlu
dyopélovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id,
ayopatovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id,
ayopalw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . acyopd.
dydpato.,* nom. pl. (Hepa understood) —}

Gr. Sch: Tdf. —. : : L aypa.os

ayopaiot, Rec. (Ac. 19. 38) : 5 |

a-yopa.os |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) ayopa.
aydpatos |, ov, 6, 7) . : : id.
ayopats, dat. pl. : 5 : : a) 6 sid
a-yopatwy,” gen. pl. ayopatos
ayopav, acc. sing. ayopa
ayopas, gen. sing. : : : : id.
ayopaoa, aor l, infin. act. dyopdlw
dyopacav7a, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ayopacas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ayopacate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
ayopacdtw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
ayopiicopev, 1 pers. pl. fut. act. A i id.
aydpacov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. ; id.
ayopacwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
ayopacwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. i id.
dyouct, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . 3 ayo

+ e 7
aypa|, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) @ catch-
ing, thing taken, draughfof fishes, Lu.5.4,9.
aypevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
take in hunting, catch, Mar. 12. 13.

a Ac. 19.38. 6 Ac.17.5.

ec Ac. 4.13.

ayo
GPAs dat. sing. j 4 ; - aye
dypopparou,° nom. pl. masc. . 5 dy/papp.aros
aypapyparos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & ypappo)
illiterate, unlearned.
dypay, acc. sing. ; 5 - dypa
dypavrdéw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dypos &

aidy) to remain in the open air, espe-

cially by night.
dypavAovrres,” nom. pl. masce. part. pres. dypavréo
dypevowon,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. aypevw
po fut.cvow : aves
dypia, nom. pl. neut. : dyptos
dyptéAavos, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) (Gyjpl oe dala)

a wild olive-tree, oleaster, Ro. 11. 17, 24.
dypteAaiov, gen. sing. . : . aypté\a1og
dyptov, nom. and acc. neut. sing. éyptos
ayptos |, ta, vov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . aypos
‘Ayptrra, gen. and voc. sing. : F ‘Aypirmas

‘Ayptmras, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Agrippa, pr. name.
aypor, aypos
aypos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ field, especially
a cultivated field ;
farms, villages.

ayptos, ta, vov, (§ 7. rem. 1) belong-
ing to the field, wild; fierce, raging.

ACCy SIN Oss : : c :

pl. the country ; lands,

aypod, gen. sing. 3 r éypés
aypovs, accaiplans , ; ‘ i id.
GypuTvetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. C - adypuTvéw
dypuTvéw, o|, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) to be

awake, watch ;
> / e
aypurvia. |, as. 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) want of sleep, watching, 2Co.6.5;

to be watchful, vigilant.

11. 27.
aypurvia |, as, 7) aypuTvew
aypuTvias, dat. pl. dypuTvia
dypumvotvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . aypuTvew
aypuTVvorct, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. F i id.
ayp9, dat. sing . 0 arypos
“YO, fut. a&w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) perf. Hya &

ayjnoxa, (§ 23. rem. 6) aor. 2, nyayov,
(§ 13. rem. 7. d) fut.1, pass: axOjcopat,
(§ 23. rem. 3. b) aor. 1, pass. 7 @nv,
(§ 23. rem. 4) perf. pass. iyypau, ($ 23.
rem. 7) to lead, bring ; lead away, drive
off, as a booty of cattle; conduct, accom-
conduct with

nany ; lead out, produce ;

force, drag, hurry away; guide, incite,

d Yu. 2.8. e Mar. 12.13.

Cray)

entice ; convey one’s self, g0, go away; pass or
spend as time; celebrate.
ayedn, NS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ drove,
flock, herd.
dywyn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.a) guidance,
mode of instruction, discipline, course of
Tita, V2 Abie ot ie);

> , e »
dyoyn |, 43,1 ; 3 : - ayo
dywyy,” dat. sing. : ‘ : aywyy)
ayopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : - ayo

ayer |, & dvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) place of contest,
racecourse, stadium; a contest, strife,

contention ; peril, toil.

aywvia, as, 1), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) contest, violent struggle ; agony,
anguish, Lu. 22. 44.

dyovifopat, fut. fropar, perf. ipyo-
VLC HLAL, (§ 26. rem. 1) to be a combatant
in the public games; to contend, fight,

strive earnestly.

ayova, acc. sing. 5 5 f 3 ayov
ayov dat. sing. : A 2 : : id.
aywvio. |, as, ” . ; z : 5 id.
aywvig,’ dat. sing. arywvia,
aywvilerbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . aywviCopat
aywvilopa. |, (§ 26. rem. 1) . . . ayo

dyovilop.cBa., 1 pers. pl. pres— A. C. Ln. ; ;
évediCdueba, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (1 Ti-4. 10) dyovi€opau

a-ywviCopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
aywvitov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : : id.
ayoot, 3 pers, pl. aor. 2, subj. act. . : ayw
*"Adap, 6, 6, Adam, pr. name, indecl.

Boys acc. sing. neut. GOa7ravos

adamdvos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) eC & damavn)

without expense, gratuitous,
*Addi,? 6, Addi, pr. name, indecl.
ddeApat, nom. pl. ! : : ddedgpy)
ddeAdds, ace. pl. j : : : id.

ddeAé, voc. sing. ; ' ; » eieNate
ddeAhH, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ; . id.
GdeAdy, dat. sing—Al. Ln. Tdf. . ; : ‘
dyamynrh, Rec. Gr. Sch, (Phile. 1) \ ddeApy
GdeA@yv, ace. sing. . : ‘ id.
ddeAPpis, gen. sing. ; ' id.
ddeAdoi, nom. pl. - . geevaes
ddeApot, voc. pl—Rec. z s
ayamnrot, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Jno. 2. 7) \ id.

a2 Ti.3.10. 6 Lu. 22. 44. ¢1Co.9.18,

d Lu. 3. 28,

adiar

aSeXdois, dat. pl. dSeddds
adeApor, acc. sing. F A id.
adeAdds, od; 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) ) (a K deAdis, the
womb) 4 brother; near kinsman or relative ;
one of the same nation or nature ; one of
equal rank and dignity ; an associate, a
member of the Christian community.
adeddy, fs, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) a
sister; near kinswoman, or female relative ;
a female member of the Christian com-
munily.
adeAdorys, THTOS, 4, brotherhood, the
body of the Christian brotherhood, 1 Pe.
Dp aR Ba On LOS,

adeAdorys |, Ty TOs, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) ddeAdds
ddeApstyra, acc. sing. . ; ddeAorys
adeAporyti, dat. sing. : ‘ ; id.
adeAgov, gen. sing. adeAdos
adeAdovs, ace. pl. . ‘ : id.
GdeAPG, dat. sing. : : ‘ : id.
adeApav, gen. pl. . , : ; : id.
don, voc. sing. . ; : : : aons
aon, dat. sing. : ; : id.
ddyAa, nom. pl. neut. GdyXos
donAov, acc. sing. fem. 5 id.

adnXos |, ov, 6, 9, 70, -ov, (§ 7. rem. ep (4 & Bos)
not apparent or obvious; uncertain, not
distinct, Lu. 11.44; 1 Co. 14.8.
adnAorns, TNTOS, > uncertainty, in-
constancy, 1 Ti.6.17. L.G.
aoyAws, ady. not manifestly, wncer-
tainly, dubiously, 1 Co. 9. 26.

adnAdrys |, THTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) adnXos
GonAOTnTL,° dat. sing. aonAOTNS
adyAws,/ adv. adnXos

adnpovety, pres. infin. . - ddnprovew
adnovew, @], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) to be
depressed or dejected, full of anguish or
sorrow.
GOnjovor, nom. sing. part. pres. GOnpovew
ZONs, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) the invisible abode or
mansion of the dead; the place of punish-
ment, hell; the lowest place or condition,

Mat. 11. 23; Lu.10.15.

douaKptros,® ov, 6, 9, ($7. rem. 2) (a & dtaxpivw)
undistinguishing, impartial,

, .
ddudAeurrov, acc. sing. fem.

aoutAeurros

e1Ti.6.17. JS 1Co,9, 26. g Ja.3.17.

QOLanr acvpo
ddudAeurros, ov, 6, 4; (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & dvadeizrw) un- | aduk@, 1 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. GOLKE
ceasing, constant, settled, Ro.g.2; 2 Ti. ddikwv, gen. pl. « i dduxos
1. 3. GOuK@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. aouKkew
Gdvadelrrws, adv. unceasingly, by an adtkws,’ © adv. s ; - , § id.

unvarying practice. aOoKysot, nom. pl. mase, . 5 S GOOKYLOS
Gowaveimtws adv. . . ddudAeurros | GOOKiov, acc. sing. masc. : j id.

adiapGopia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(a & diapOopa) incorrupiness, genuine-

addxyos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & Sdey0s)
unable to stand test, rejected, refuse, worth-

ness, pureness. less.
adiadbopiay,” acc. sing. ddvadbopia | ddoXov,". acc. sing. neut. : : + GdoXos
GdSuxetobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. pass. aduKkew aOodos |, ov, 6, 9, ($ 7. rem. 2) (4 & ddAos) with-
GOuketre, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. id. out deceit, sincere.
adiknbevtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. I, act. id. GOoVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . : a. (a)
aducn?y, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. GOOv, gen. sing. 5 2 ; : ; aons
adiknpa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) id. Benet. 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. . : ad
ddiknpara, plur. 3 ; : J GOtKn Lo. *ASpanurmvésl, H, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) of vats
ddiKyoat, aor. 1, infin. act. ) $ S GOLKED tium, a Greek city on the coast of olia,
ddiukyjoavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. id. in Asia Minor. Lat. 39. 35, long. 37. 1.
ddukynodte, 3 pers. sing. aor.], imper. act. . id. *Adpaputryya,* dat. sing. . ‘A dpaputtnves
ddiuxjoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. : id. ‘Adpia,® dat. sing. : oe Adptas
aOuKyon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act.—Gr. Sch. =e ‘Adpias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) the Adriatic sea.
dducnoe, Ree. Ln. Tdf. (Lu. ro. 19) i : GOporys |, THTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) (ddpds, mature,
aduKnons, 2 pers. sing. aor 1, subj. act. . id. full) abundance.
adiknonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id. ddporntts dat. sing. neut. aOporns
GOLKYTOCL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id. advvara, nom. pl. neut. : . advvatos
ddikia, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id. ddvvaréw, @], fut. now, G 16.- tab. P) : , id.
doixia, dat. sing. aoukia aouvaTycer, 3 pers. sing. fut. édvvaréw
Gdikiats, dat. pl. id. advvaroy, nom. sing. neut. é advvatos
GOiktay, ace. sing. id. advvaros, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a &
dduxtas, gen. sing. id. Ovvapar) impotent, weak ; impossible.
aoukot, nom. pl. masc. : F : + GOLKOS advvatéw, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
dotkos, ov, 6, 7, 76, -ov, (a & Sinn) (§ 7. rem. 2) not to be able ; to be impossible.
unjust, unrighteous, iniquitous, vicious ; GOvVaTOV, gen. pl. oa : : . édvvatos
deceitful, fallacious. gow |, (contr. from geidw) fut. dow, & acopan,
Gdikws, adv. unjustly, wndeservedly, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) to sing.
1 Pe. 2. 19. del, adv. alway, for ever, aye.
aducéw, G |, fut. yow, perf. nea, (§ 16. dépa, acc. sing. ; é : : - anp
tab. P) to act unjustly; wrong; injure; Gépos, gen. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. f) : ; id.
violate a law. deroi, nom. pl. . : : aeTos
adikna, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) er
an act of injustice, crime. aeros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an eagle.
adukta, as, L (§ 2. tab.B.b, and rem. 2) derov, gen. sing. . : : ; : ae7Tos
injustice, wrong; iniquity, falsehood, deceit- aeTov, gen. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. : ; id.
fulness. aryy€edov, Rec. (Re. 8. 13)
adtkovpevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. dduKos deTG, dat. sing. ; : , : : id.
Gdikovs, acc. pl. masc. . 4 id. atvja, nom. pl. neut. alup.os
addtkovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. GouKkéa dlvpot, nom. pl. masc. : ; : ‘ id.
adikw, dat. sing. masc. doukos aQipots, dat. pl. neut. alupos
a Tit.2.7. 61 Pe.2.19. ¢] Pe.2.2 d Ac. 27,2. e Ac. 27.27. f 2Co.8. 20.

aupo

a.oov

aipos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (&@ & Giun) unleavened ;
To acupa, the feast of unleavened bread ;
metaph. pure from foreign matter, un-
adulterated, genuine; 76 alupov, genuine-
mess, 1 Co. 5. 7,8

alipov, gen. pl. ; ; : ‘ alupos
Alp, 6, <Azor, pr. name, indecl.
AGwrov," acc. sing. : ; “A Cwros
‘Alwros |, ov, "> (§ 3. tab. C. b) <Azotus, Ashdod,

a seaport in Palestine. Lat. 31. 45,

long. 34. 41.
dndia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (4 &
950s) unpleasantness; dislike, hostility.
ayodia,’ dat. sing —D. : ‘

exOpe, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 23. S) \ dndia
dnp, dépos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) air, atmosphere.
aOavacia|, as, , (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (4
& @dvaros) immortality, 1 Co.15.53,543
1 Li.65 16

, . :
dOavactay, acc. sing. ae
/,
GOepirows, dat. pl. fem. Boones
dOéuirov, ov, 70, nom. sing. neut. . Z oan

abeuitos |, ov, 6, 4, 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
Oepurés, lawful) unlawful, criminal, wicked,

‘AGjvar], Gv, ai, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Athens, one of the most
important cities of Greece, called from
AOnvn, Minerva, to whom it was dedi-
Lat. 37. 58, long. 23. 44.
A@nvatos, aia, atov, (§ 7. rem.1) Athe-
nian, inhabiting or belonging to Athens.

cated.

A@nvator, nom. and voc. pl. mase. . A@nvatos
A@nvaios |, aia, atov AGjvat
AGnvats, dat. pl. . 2 4 ‘ : id.
’AOnvav, gen. pl. . : id.

abdéw, |, fut. Hoo, perf. 70x, 6 16. tab. ,. P)
(deOXos, strife, contest) to strive, contend,
be a champion in the public games, 2 Ti.

2. 5.
GOXyors, ews, H, (§ 5. tab. E. c} con-
test, combat, struggle, conflict. L.G.
GOAH, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . F abréw
GOAjoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ; : id.
aOdynow,* acc. sing. ; s : aOAnots
aOdnors |, ews, , (§ 5. tab. E. c) ‘ - dbr\€w

iOpot{a |, fut. ofow, perf. 7Oporxa, ($ 26. rem. 1)
(aOpdos, collected, crowded) to collect in
a body.

dOvpéw, }, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (a & Oup.ds)

Ac. 10. 28; 1 Pe. 4. 3. to despond, be disheartened.
aOeou,° nom. pl. masc. ; ; ‘ aGeos GOvpdor, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. abot
abeos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & Oeds) an GOdoy, acc. sing. neut. . : . GOGos
atheist ; godless, estranged from the know- a see. ov, 6,7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a& Gan, a py
ledge and worship of the true God. unpunished ; metaph. innocent, Mat. 27.
abeopos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a4 & Oeopds, 4, 24.
law) lawless, unrestrained, licentious, 2 Pe. at, nom. pl. fem. (§ 10. tab. J.g) 3 63
ai Gece) tr een ae aiyetous,’ dat. pl. neut. ‘ , at'yevos
abécpwv, gen. pl. . . aBecpos | alyetos}, ea, evov, ($ 7. rem. 1) (aig, yds, 4 goat)
GOeret, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. aberew belonging to a goat.
aGereire, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . - id- atytadov, acc. sing. : c : 7 aiytadds
GOeréw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (a & rly) aiytadds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) seashore.
pr. to displace, set aside; to abrogate, Aiyvrrvot, nom. pl. Aiyvrros
annul, violate, swerve from ; reject, con- Aiytrrvwor, acc. sing. . ; ‘ : id.
temn. L.G,. Aiyirrvws, ov, 6, an Egyptian Atyur7os
abérnows, «ws, OF (§ 5. tab. E. c) Aiyurriov, gen. pl. Aiyvrruos
abrogation, annulling, He. 7.18; 9. 26. Atyurrov, acc. sing. Atyurtos
aerjoot, aor. |, infin. act. : ‘ " dberéw Alyurtos, ov, 9, (§ 3. tab. ¢. b) an
aGeryoas, nom. sing. aor. 1, part. act. ‘ id. Aiytrrov: gen. sing. . : 3 : id.
abérnow, acc. sing. : dbérnots Aiyinre, dat. sing. . : : 5 : id.
aberiow, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. aberéw aidfous, dat. pl. masc. . . ; ditdvos
aQerodor, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. 5 id. didtos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dei) always ewist-
aOerG, 1 pers. sing. pres. indic. contr. , id. ing, eternal, Ro. 1.20; Jude 6.
aberGy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. P id. aioovs, gen. sing. aidas
a Ac. 8.40. 6 Lu. 23,12. c Ep.2.12. @ He. 10. 32. e Col. 3.21. Jf He.11.37.

aLows

aids | > 00s, ods, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. h) modesty, reverence,
MRin2noumienn2. 20.

AiOtozrwv, gen. pl. . . . . .

AiOiow, omos, 6, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. a) an Ethiopian.

Aidiow

AipLc, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) blood; of the
colour of blood; bloodshed; blood-guiltiness ;
natural descent.

aiparexxvata, as, 7, (§ 2. tab.B.b,and
rem.2) (aipa & éxxvots, from éxyéw) an
effusion or shedding of blood. N.T.

aipoppoew, @, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P)
(aipa & pdos, from péw) to have a fur
of blood.

alata, nom. pl.—Gr. Sch. Taf. ; A

aipa, Rec. Ln. (Re. 18. 24) \ ate

aipatexxvota |, as, - . ; id.
aipatexxvotas,” gen. sing. aiparexxuola
aipati, dat. sing. aipa
aiparos, gen. sing. . : ; : ¢ id.
aiparwv, gen. pl. : ‘ 3 : id.
aipoppoew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) 9 id.
aipoppoovoa,’ nom. sing. fem. part. pres. aipoppoeu
Aivéa, voc. sing. , ; : Aivéas
Aivéay, — ace. sing. 5 : : : id.
Aivéas], ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Aneas, pr. name.

aivety, pres. infin. . : : : . aivew
aivetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : i id.
aivésews,” gen. sing. > ; aivects
aiveots |, ews, 7, praise, (§ 5. tab. E. c) aivos
aivéw, @ |, fut. gow; (§ 22. rem. 1) F oh id.

»” . .
alviype. |, aros, 70, (aivicow, to intimate obscurely)
an enigma, any thing obscurely expressed

or intimated,

tA =

aiviypari,* dat. sing. aiviypa
-

aivoy, acc. sing. aivos

aivos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) praise, Mat. 21. 16;
Lu. 18. 43. :
aivéw, o, fut. €oo, (§ 22. eTeM: 1) to
praise, celebrate.

ato xp

atpet, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. aipw
aipets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. F t id.
aipecets, nom. or acc. pl. aiperts
aipérews, gen. sing. ° . C = « id.
aipecty, acc. sing. 4 ; : : id.
aipeots, ews, n, (§ 5. tab. E. c) aipeopat
alpeTau, 3 pers. sing. pres. indie. pass. aipw
aipere, 2 pers. pl. imper. act. : : : id.
aipeti~o, fut. aiperiow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aipéw
aipetikov,/ acc. sing. ; . aipeTiKos
aiperiKds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) . . aipéw

aipéw, @], fut. yow, perf. npnka, perf. pass.

Hpynpat, mid. aipgopat, otpat, aor. 2,
eiAopny, (§ 36. rem. 1) to take; mid. to
choose.

aipecis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ec)
strictly, a choice or option ; hence, a sect,
faction; by impl. discord, contention.

atperilw, fut. (ow, aorl, ypérica,
(§ 13. rem. 2) to choose, choose with delight
or love, Mat. 12. 18.

aipetikds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) one
who creates or fosters factions.

aipyoopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. mid. aipéw
aipopevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. aipw
aipovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

aipa |, fut. apo, (Si2iigrem: Ic)iMaox. 1, np,
to take up, lift, raise; bear, carry; take

away, remove ; destroy, kill.

aipwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . aipw
aipwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . : id.
ais, dat. pl. fem. (§ 10. tab. J. g) : . 6s

aia Pavopas |, fut. aicGjyoopat, aor. 2, yo60-
pov, (§ 36. rem. 2) to perceive, under-
stand.
aia@yots, ews, y, (§ 5. tab. E. c) per-
ception, understanding.

/,
aicOnrjp.ov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
an organ of perception ; internal sense.

aivects, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) aicOyoe,® dat. sing. : alc Oynots

praise. LXX. ataOnors |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) - aicbavopat

aivovvra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. aiveo aicOnrnpia,” acc. pl. aic Ont ipiov

aivovvtes, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. . 5 id. aicOntptov |, ov, 7d, (8 3. tab. C. c) . aicOdvopat
aivov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id. atoOwyrat,’ 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. mid. . id.

Aivov,’ OF Enon, pr. n., indec. Lat.32.26, long.45.34. aioxpoKepoets, acc. pl. masc. aicxpoKepons
aipe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : aipw aig XpoKepon, acc. sing. masc. . id.
aHe.9.22. 6% Mat.9.20. ¢He.13.15. 41Co.13.12, ¢Jno.3.23. Jf Tit.3.10. yPhil.9. ‘%He.5.14. i Lu.9.45.

alto xp

10

aicxpoKepdys |, €os, ots, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (aiaxpds
& Képdos) eager for dishonourable gain,
sordid, 1) MDi-13'.9) 65 ebibe bef
aicxpokepdas, adv. for the sake of base
gain, sordidly. N.T.
aicypoKepoas,” adv. : : : aioxpokepoys
aicxporoyia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(aicxpds & Adyos) vile or obscene lan-
guage, foul talk.
» aicxpodoyia
aicxpos |, a, ov, (§-7. rem. 1) strictly, deformed,
opposed to xadds; metaph. indecorous,

aicxpodoyiay,’ acc. sing. : :

indecent, dishonourable, vile.

aiaxporns, TyTos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)

indecorum, indecency.

aicyporns,® THTOS, 7 aisxpos
aicxpod, gen. sing. neut. id.
aicxvvas, acc. pl. aicytvy
aicyvvécOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. aicxtvopar

aicxvvn, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) shame, disgrace ;
cause of shame, dishonourable conduct. (v).
aicxvvopat, fut. yyodpat & vy6jco-

peat, to be ashamed, confounded.

aicxivy, dat. sing. . ; aicxtvn
aicxvvys, gen. sing. é : id.
aicxvvOycopat, | pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. (§ 27.

rem. 3). : : + aiaxvvomat

aicxvvGadpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.

aicxvvopat, fut. vvodpat, (§ 27. rem. 6) aicxtvy
airety, pres. infin. act. . 3 : Fea
aitets, 2 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. ; A a
aireicOar, pres. infin. mid. (§ 17. tab. Q) . id.
aiteicGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. mid. . E id.
aireire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . ; id.
aire(rw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . : id.

aiTew, |, fut. ow, aor. 1, nTNoa, (§ 16. tab. P)
to ask, request ; demand ; desire, Ac.7.46.

aiTnua, atos, 70, (§ AS tab. De) a

thing asked or sought for; petition, request,

Lu. 23.24; 1 Jno. 5.15.

alrnpa, atos, TO aitew
airypara, nom. and acc. pl. airnpa
airnoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . - airéw
airnoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 3 id.
aitnoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid.—|
ASE] Daim nat. - - [ id.
aitnoere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Jno. 5. 15) j

a] Pe.5.2. 6 Col.3.8,

e Ep.5. 4.

aityoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. ) r Gea
aimnoeoGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. mid. \ : cae
airjon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
aityon, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. . : sa.
airnons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. , id.
aitnonrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. ; id.
| airnonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ id.
aitjoopat, | pers. sing. fut. mid. ; : id.
atvnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
aitjoovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. act. : : maa

aitjyowpat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid.—
ANTS Die Hal, =F : - : id.
aitjoopar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 6. 24)

airjowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ; id.
aitjowvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. . id.
aiznre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act.—B. \ a

aitnonre, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Jno.14.13) ‘

aiTia, as, 1), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) cause,
motive, incitement; accusation, crime, case.
aitiépa, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
charge, accusation.
aitidopat, Got, (§ 19. tab. S) to
charge, accuse.
aittos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) causa-
tive; airuos, an author or causer, He.
5-93 TO atriov, equivalent to airta.
aitiwna, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

equivalent to aitiapa. N.T.

aittapa |, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c) eee
aitutpara,” acc. pl. . . aitiapo.
aitidopat |, Gwar, (3 19. tab. S) . aitia
airtay, acc. sing. . a F : : id.
aittas, gen. sing. - 5 : : ‘ id.
airtas, acc. pl. . ‘ i : id.
aires, nom. pl. fem. (§ 10. tab. J. h) . 6aTts
alruoy, acc. sing. neut. . . ; : alrLos
atrtos,° ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2). : Suan
airiov, gen. sing. neut. aiTLos
airlwpa|, atos, Td, an accusation . - airia
airuspara, acc. pl—Gr. Sch. Tdf. 3 ne
airidpata, Rec. (Ac. 25- 4) 5 i pbpcue
aitovpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. indic. mid. airéw
airovpeba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid... : id.
airovjevot, nom. pl. part. pres. mid. : id.
airovvtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. “ id.
airotoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id.
airovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. : ; id.

@ Ac. 25.7. e He.5.9.

aKa pT

QLTOU
airovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. airéw
aitoucba, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. mid... . id.
aitaev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . : id.
air@y, nom. sing.-masc. part. pres. act. . E id.

aidyidzos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) unforeseen, un-
expected, sudden, Lu. 21.34; 1 Thes. 5. 3.
aixpadwotay, acc. sing. : . » alxpadtwcta
aixpahwota. |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) aiyuddwros
aixpadwrevovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. aixpadwrevo
aixpadurevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) ~. aiypcdAwrtos
aixpahwtiloyta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. aixpaduriler
aixpadwrtilovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
aixpadurtile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) a

aixpadwtirOijcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, pass. aiywadwri<e

aixuddwros
aixpadorors,” dat. pl. mase. = 4 aixpahwros
aixpadwros |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (aiyyy, @
spear, and d@Xicxopat, to capture) a
captive.
aiypakwoia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) captivity, state of captivity ;
captive multitude, Ep.4.8; Re.13.10. L.G.
aixpadwrevw, fut. evow, to lead cap-
tive; met. to captivate, Ep.4.8; 2 Ti.3.6.
aixpadwtilo, fut. iow, to lead captive;
by impl. to subject, Lu. 21.24; Ro.7.23;

ZiConto; 5. iG.

aiov |, @vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2.e) pr. a period
of time of significant character; life; an
era; an age: hence, a state of things
marking an age or era; the present order
of nature; the natural condition of man,
the world; 6 atdyv, tllimitable duration,
eternity ; as also, of ai@ves, 6 atwv TOV
alovev, ol alaves TOY aiwvwv ; by an
Aramaism of ai@ves, the material uni-
verse, He. 1. 2.
aidvios, tov, 6, 7, & atdvtos, fa, Lov,
(§ 7. rem. 2) indeterminate as to dura-

tion, eternal, everlasting.

ai@va, acc. sing. . atv
ai@vas, acc. pl. . . : 5 2 id.
aiov., dat. sing. : : A c id.
aiwvia, nom. pl. neut. . aiwvos
aiwviav, acc. sing. fem. (§ 7. rem. 2) . : id.
aiwvtots, dat. pl. ° ° . ° id.
aiwy.ov, nom. neut. and acc. sing. masc. and fem. id.
aidvuos, ov, 6, 7, & fa, Lov - ; - alov
a Ju. 4,18.

b Re. 17.4.

alwviov, gen. sing. aidveos
aiwvious, acc. pl. fem. 2 2 ; : id.
aiwviwy, gen. pl. . : : . id.
aidvos, gen. sing. ane
aimvev, gen. pl. . : : i ¥ ae
aidot, dat. pl. ‘ P ; ; ; id.
dxabapoia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and rem. 2) (4 &

KaGaipw) wncleanness ; lewdness ; im-

purity of motive, 1 Thes. 2. 3.

axaBapoia, dat. sing. dxafapota
axa0apoiav, acc. sing. 2 : ; 5 id.
axabapoias, gen. sing. . A : . id.
dxdOapta, nom. and acc. pl. neut. ; . dxdbaptos
axadaprns, THTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) impurity. N.T.
axabdprnros,’ gen. sing. . . . axabaptyns
axabaprots, dat. pl. : ; ; . dxdOaptos
axaGaprov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. j id.

dxdOaptos, ov, 6, 9, {$ 7. rem. 2) impure, unclean ;
lewd ; foul.

] /
dxaOdprov, gen. sing. neut. éKxdGaptos
axaOdprw, dat. sing. neut. : : ; id.

/ .
axafaptwv, gen. pl. : , id.

dkatpéopat, odpar|, fut. nooo, (8 17. tab. Q)
(a & katpds) to be without opportunity
or occasion, Phi.4.10. N.T.
dKaipws,° ady. unseasonably.

dkaxos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (d& & xakds) free

from evil, innocent, blameless ; artless, .
simple, Ro. 16.18; He. 7. 26.
akakwv, gen. pl. . . : 2 GKakOs

axave. |, ns, 9, ($ 2. rem. 3) @ thorn, thorn-
bush, Mat. 7. 16.

dxdvOwos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)

thorny, made of thorns, Mar. 15. 17;

Jno. 19. 5.
axavOat, nom. pl. aKxav0a
axavOas, acc. pl. . F ; ‘ 3 id.
axdvOwov, acc. sing. masc. axavOwvos
axdvOwos }, ov, 0, Woe es axavGa
dxav0av, gen. pl. ‘ 3 ; ‘ id.
akap7a, nom. pl. neut. . aKapTos
aKap7rol, nom. pl. mase. . 2 : d id.
GKapTols, dat. pl. neut. : : - id.

4 >
Gxap7os, ov, 6, 7, 70, -OV, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
Kap7os) without fruit, unfruitful, barren;
by impl. novious,

»”
Gkdpmovs, acc. pl. masc, - ; . . a@kap7os

c2 Ti. 4. 2.

QKATA 12
dxaréyvwcrov," acc. sing. masc. . ;
c e , 9)
dxaté&yvwaros |, ov, 6, 7, 70, -oV, (§ 7. rem. 2)
(& & KaTaywaoKw) pr. not worthy of

condemnation by a judge; hence, avrepre-
LXX.

, .
akatakdAvrrov, acc. sing. fem.

hensible.
> ,
. axaTakaAuTTos
e ec 5
dxataxdAvurros}, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
KaTakadvmr) uncovered, unveiled, 1 Co.

L.G,

, .
akaTakadv7rTo, dat. sing. fem.

Tie Se
’ 4
GKatakaAvrros

Gkataxkplitov, acc. sing. masc. . - dKaTaKplTos
vy ec (+ = . >
dKataKpitos |, ov, 0, 7), ($7. rem. 2) (@ & xara-

Kpivo) uncondemned in a public trial,

INCS WO By Oe eae INIelbe
, ,
akatakpitous, acc. pl. masc. GKATAKPLTOS
+ ,
axatadvrov,’ gen. sing. fem. . - @akatadAvtos

dxatdQuvtos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & kara-
vw) incapable of dissolution, indissoluble ;

L.G.

dxataracros, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & Kard-
zaoros, filled, satiated, which fr. Taréopat,
to taste) unsatisfied, insatiable.

o
tok J

hence, enduring, everlasting.

akatamacrous,’ acc. pl. masc.—B. Ln.

axatamaverous, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. akatamracTos

akxatarravoartov, Const. .

aKxaTaravetos, ov, 0, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & Kara-

Trav ) which cannot be restrained from a

TGs
éKxataravcrous,’ acc. pl. mase.

GkaTacTacla, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(4 & xabiorapa, to be in a fixed

and tranquil state) pr. instability : hence,

thing, unceasing.

GKATATAVOTOS

an unsettled state; disorder, commo-

tion, tumult, sedition, Lu. 21.9; 1 Co.

idl, B35 DOO Osis 1, Bela Ves Bi) (dy

L.G.
3 4 ] 3 ,
aKxaTacTaciat, nom. pl. aKATACTAC LA

4, .
axatactraciats, dat. pl. , id.

/ . .
akatactacias, gen. sing. id.

4 .
adkatactacias, acc. pl. ’ ae

axataorarov, nom. sing. neut.—A.B.Ln.Tadf.

,
, QAKAaATAOTATO
GKATAOXETOV, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 3. a =

fy , v ees (16 “ fe
dkKATATTATOS,° Ov, 0,7, ($7-rem.2) (4. & caiorapar)
unstable, inconstant ; unquiet, turbulent.

. :
dxatacxetov,/ nom. sing. neut. » dxatdoxeros
/ c 2 ¢
dKxaraoxeTos |, ov, 6,7, ($7. rem. 2) (a & Karey)
not coercible, irrestrainable, untameable,

unruly, L.G.

a Tit.2.8. b He. 7.16. eJa.l.

akoXo

axatdyvworos AxéAdapa,® 70, Aceldama, pr. name, indecl.—R. Gr. Sch.

AxeAapax, A. B.
AxeAdapax, D. Ln. Taf.

,
dxépatot, nom. pl. masc. . . ¥

. G.K€pa.os
dxépauos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (d & xepdvvyp

to mix) pr. unmixed:

t,
hence, without
mixture of vice or deceit, sincere, artless,
blameless, Mat.10.16; Ro. 16.19; Phil.

Pare:
> , ] > /
dxepaious, acc. pl. masc. . aKEpaos
axAwy," ace. sing. fem. : - akduys

dxdivys], cos, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (a & dive)

on
fo)

not declining, wnwavering, steady.

akyKoa, 1 pers. sing. 2nd perf. Att. (§ 13. rem.

7. b. ¢) : aKovw
dxnxoapev, 1 pers. pl. 2nd perf. Att. id.
aknKkoact, 3 pers. pl. 2nd perf. Att. id.
aknkoate, 2 pers. pl. 2nd perf. Att. : id.
dknxodras, acc. pl. masc. part. 2nd perf. Att. id.
dxpalw, fut. dow, (§ 26.rem. 1). : xp

axpn |, 7S, OF (§ 2. tab. B. a) (a7, idem) pr. the
point of a weapon ; point of time: aKLHV

for kar axpujv, adv. yet, still, even now.

axpalw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to

flourish, ripen, be in one’s prime, Re.14.18.

axpyy, adv. . - akin
akoai, nom. pl. . aKOH
akoats, dat. pl. . . id.
akoas, acc. pl. . 4 id.
axon, 7s, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . - aKkovw
akon, dat. sing. . &KOv
aKO}V, acc. sing. . . id.
akoys, gen. sing. F . id.
ékoXovel, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. : aKkoAovbew
axoAovGer, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ‘ id.
akodovbety, pres. infin. . . . . id.
axoAovbeirw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. id.

axodovbew, & |, fut. ow, pert. HKOAOVOnKa, (§ 16.
tab. P) to follow; follow as a disciple ;
imitate.

aKkoXovOjoat, aor 1, infin. » akoAovbew

akodovOyncavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
axoXovOnadvTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
akoAovbyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.
dKoAovOyceis, 2 pers. sing. fut. 5 : id.
aKxoAovOycovet, 3 Pp. pl. eee )
axoNovOjcwct, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno.10.5)
axodovOyow, | pers. sing. fut. : : id.

8. f Ja.3.8. g Ac.1.19. h He. 10. 23, i Mat. 15.16.

akoAo

Le : akptB

akoAovPjowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.

axoX\ovGodvra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
akoAovGotvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
axoXovbotvtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
axoXovSovans, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.
akoXovGotot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . . id.
akoXovlodct, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. . : id.
axoX\ovGdy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. i id.
dkove, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. dKovw
axovetr, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. : ‘ id.
axove, pres. infin. act. : c : id.
axovets, 2 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. . - id.
axoverat, 3 p. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 14. tab. N) id.
axovere, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . : id.
axovere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . ; id.
akovéetw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : id.
dkovomev, 1 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . : id.
axovovra, acc. sing. masc. and neut. pl. part. pres. id.
akovovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
akovovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
akovovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. C id.
akovovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
GKOVOVTWY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
akovovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. 5 id.
Gkovovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . ‘ id.
a&kovoat, aor. |, infin. act. : : 0 id.
axovoavrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
akovodvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
akovoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
axovoaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. id.
akovoact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
axovoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. é id.
dkovodtw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
axovodtwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
akovoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. ; 5 id,
dxovoecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. mid. i id.
axovoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. act. ‘ : id.
dKovo7, 2 pers. sing. fut. mid. . 5 ; id.
dxovon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. c id.
axovonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . : id.
Gkxovobétct, dat. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
dxovcOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
axovoOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. (§ 22.rem.4) id.
axovodpcba, 1 pers. pl. fut. mid. 3 5 id.
aKovoovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid. A : id.
akovaovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. act. : id.
axovow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. , id.
dxovowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . i id.

a2 Ti.3.3. 6 Re. 14.10.

dKorovéw | dxovw, fut. ovcopas, and, later, oow, (§ 13. tab. M) pert.

axykoa, (§ 13. rem. 7. b. c) perf. pass.
HKOVO LAL, (§ 22. rem. 6) aor. 1, pass.
HKovaOnv, to hear; to hearken, listen to,
Mar. 4.3; Lu. 19.48; to heed, obey, Mat.
18.15; Ac. 4.19, et al.; to wnderstand,
1 Co. 14.2; to take in or admit to mental
acceptance, Mar. 4. 33; Jno. 8. 43, 47.

ako, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) hearing,
the act or sense of hearing, 1 Co. 12.17;
2 Pe. 2.8, et al.; the instrument of hear-
ing, the ear, Mar. 7. 35, et al.; a thing
heard; announcement, instruction, doc-
trine, Jno. 12. 38; Ro. 10. 16; report,
Mat. 4. 24, et al.

dkovw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . é aKovw
dkovwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
axovwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . ; id.
axpacia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2). d«paris
akpaciay, acc. sing. : axpaota
axpacias, gen. sing. ; : ; id.
akpateis,” nom. pl. masc. é ; éxparis

dxpatys |, €os, 6, 4, TO, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(a & Kpdros) not master of one’s self, in-
temperate, 2 Ti. 3.3. z

axpacia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) intemperance, incontinence, Mat.
23.25; unruly appetite, lustfulness, 1 Co.
Tisese

dxpatos], ov, 6, , Td, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
KepavvupAL) unmixed, unmingled wine.

Gxparov,’ gen. sing. masc. . : : - akpatos
axpiBeue |, as, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) axpuSys
axpiBeay,© acc. sing. . . . . axpiBea
axpiBeotarny,* acc. sing. fem. superl. (§ 8. rem. 1) aKpupns
axpuBéorepov, neut. comp. adverbially . : id.

axpiBys |, os, 6, %, 75, -é, ($7. rem. 5. a)
accurate, exact, Ac. 18. 26; 23.15, 20;
24.22; precise, severe, rigorous, Ac. 26. 5.

dxpiBea, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) accuracy, exactness ; preciseness,
or, rigour, severe discipline, Ac. 22. 3.

axpyow, &, fut. dow, perf AKp(Boxa,
(§ 20. tab. T) to inquire accurately, or
assiduously, Mat. 2. 7,16: comp. verse 8.

dxpiBGs, adv. accurately, diligently,
Mat. 2.8; Lu. 1.3; Ac. 18. 25; circum-

ec Ac, 22.3. d Ac, 26.5.

ak pu3 14

spectly, strictly, Ep.5.15; precisely, distinctly,

1 Thesi 552.
éxpiBow, |, fut. oow, (§ 20. tab. T) axptans
axpiBas, adv. ‘ ; . : : id.
dxpidas, acc. pl. . ‘ : : axpls
axpides, nom. pl. ; : : : id.
dxpidwy, gen. pl. : ; id.

axpis |, idos, up (§ 4. rem. 2. c) @ locust, Mat.
BAe; Mar nO Ren. )3507/-
axpoaryptov,” ov, Td, ($3. tab.C.c) (dxpodopar, to hear)
a place of audience. L.G.
dkpoarai, nom. pi. . . . . aKpoarns
axpoarys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a hearer, Ro.2.13;
Vac1223295125.
axpoBvortia, as, , (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(dkpov & Bio, to cover) the prepuce, fore-
Skin; uncircumcision, the state of being
uncircumcised, Ro. 4.10, etal.; the abstract
being put for the concrete, uncircumcised
men, i.e. Gentiles, Ro. 4.9, etal. LXX.

axpoBvortia, dat. sing. axpoBvotia
axpoBvotiav, ace; sings |). z : ; id.
axpoBvotias, gen. sing. : : F id.
aKkpoywviator, acc. sing. masc. aKpoywvtatos

axpoywviatos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (dkpos &

yovia) corner-foundation stone, Ep.2.20;

WPe 2262) WLXEX.
axpoywviaiov, gen. sing. masc. : - dxpoywv.atos
dxpoOinor |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (dxpos & Oiv,

a heap) the first-fruits of the produce of

the ground, which were taken from the

top of the heap and offered to the gods;

the best and choicest of the spoils of war,

usually collected in a heap.
axpobwiwy,’ gen. pl. : - axpobinov
aKpov, ov, 76, ($ 3. tab. C. c) . : . aKpos
axpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (aKy, a@ sharp point)

pointed ; hence, extreme, Mat. 24. 31.

aKpov, Ov, 70, the top, tip, end, ex-
tremity, Mar.13.27; Lu.16.24; He.11.21.

dkpov, gen. sing. neut. F , one
dkpwv, gen. pl. . ; : : ; ecee
‘AxvAay, acc. sing. ; : None
AxvAas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Aquila, pr. name.

dxvpot, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. > ‘ dxupdu
Gxvpodvres, nom. pl. masc. part.pres. , id.

dxipow, & |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (a & Kvpow)

a Ac, 25. 23. b He.7.4.

¢ Ac, 28.31.

ONEKT

to deprive of authority, annul, abrogate, Mat.15.6;
Mari7.0g; Galkoma7., tiG.
akwAdtws,° adv. (4 & Kwdvw) without hindrance,
freely. (wv).
akwv,’ ovoa, ov, (for déxwy, from &@ & Exdy, wiil-
(§ 7. tab. H. d).
aAa, aros, 76, (same sign.as ddas).—A.B.D.Ln. Pn
dAas, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar. 9. 50) ; 2
dAdBactpov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) alabaster, a
vase to hold perfumed ointment, properly

ing) unwilling,

made of alabaster, but also of other

materials, Mat.26.7; Mar.14.3; Lu.7.37.

dAagoveia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) = GAaLov
aAalovetats, dat. pl. Naleuels
dAafdvas, acc. pl. mase. aiakey

addaloves, nom. pl. masc. : : id.
draleov, dvos, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. 2) ostentatious,
vain-glorious, arrogant, boasting, Ro.1.30;
2 hinge 2
aAaloveia, as, 0 ostentalion ; pre-
sumptuous speech, Ja.4.16; haughtiness,

1 Jno. 2. 16.
dXahafov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. ehahika
dAaXdalovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. s id.

dAadalw |, fut. déw, a€opas, (§ 26. rem. 2) pr. to
raise the war-cry, Gada: hence, to utter
other lowd sounds ; to wail, Mar. 5.38; to
tinkle, ring, 1 Co. 13.1.
aXadjrots,® dat. pl. mase. . 4 aXadyros
aAdAynros |, ov, 6, 4, Td, -ov, ($7. rem. 2) (4 &
daréw) unutterable, or, unexpressed. L.G.
aGAaXoy, nom. and. acc. neut. sing. . éAaXdos
ddados ], ov, 6, 77, ($ 7. rem. 2) (4 & Aadéw) wn-
able to speak, dumb, Mar. 7. 37.
aAas, atros, 70, (§ 4. rem.2.c) . : . GAs

“AXagoa, ys, 4, Alassa, pr. name.—A. Ln.

Aagata, Rec. Gr. Sch.
Aacéa, Tdf. (Ac. 27.8).
GAazt, dat. sing. . : : : aAas
ddcifw |, fut. Yow, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) ¢o anoint with
oil or ointment.

ddeufat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. areidwo
aXeipavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ddeiWaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. id.
aXr<ipwor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ id.
dX€xTopa, acc. sing. = : GXexTwp

dAextopopuvia |, as, %, (62 . tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(dAéxtwp & dwvy) the cock-crowing, the

d1 Co.9.17. e Ro. 8. 26.

as

+ one eee

|

aN€KT 15 array 4

third watch of the night, intermediate to mid- aAnOwvos, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) sterling, Lu.

night and daybreak, and termed cock- 16.11; real, Jno.6.32; 1 Thes.t.9, et al.;

crow. L.G. unfeigned, trustworthy, true, Jno. 19.35,
dXextopopwvias,” gen. sing. . . dXextopopwvia et al.

aAnOds, adv. truly, really, Mat.14.33,

2, 7 € 4. Ong cock,
GNEKTOP, opos, 09, (8 ee JE Ga et al.; certainly, of a truth, Jno. 17.8;

Gh . a 20°: .
BUDE Doo 2 aU 6 2 ae ete Ac. 12.11; truly, veraciously, Jno. 4. 18,

Jno. 13. 38. Atal >
‘AdeEarSpevs, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a native of ddnOwai, nom. pl. fem. ; : : éAnfuds
Alexandria, an Alexandrine. 3 , ne A ; ; : id
‘AreEavdpéwv, gen. pl. . 4 : - Aregavdpets ag Nea a,
’ adnbuis, gen. sing. fem. : : ¢ id.
‘AXeEavdpivor, acc. sing. neut. : 5 “AXeEavdptvos édnOwoi, nom. pl. masc. . : 3 i id.
‘AdcEavdpivos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Alexandrian. GAnOuwoy, acc. sing. masc. and nom. or ace, neut. id.
‘Adcéavdpivy, dat. sing. - + + AdeEavdpivos | a\nfivds, %, dv, (8 7. tab. F. a) - «dA bis
AXreavdpov, acc. sing. . . . ‘Ad€Eavdpos GdnOwG, dat. sing. masc. . : ' . Gdnbwes
AréEavdpos, ov, 6, ($3. tab.C.a) Alexander, pr. name. ddyOwav, gen. pl. ; ; : : ial
I, The High Priest?s kinsman, Ac.4.6. dAnbods, gen. sing. . : . : » ddAnbits
Il. A Jew of Ephesus, Ac. 19. 33. édiPovea, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. % Ed/Oea |

Ill. The coppersmith, 1 Ti. 1. 20; adibw], fut. ow, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) (XS: idem) )

2 Ti. 4. 14. to grind, Mat. 24.41; Lu. 17.35.
IV. Son of Simon of Cyrene, ee aie én bas, ate. . ; ; : : An Os
AXrcEavdpov, gen. sing. : . Adéfavdpos Gi dat. sing. ; ; : Ge
aXevpov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 (adéw, to grind) GAvets, nom. or acc. pl. ; 3 : - dAtEdvs
meal, flour, Mat. 13.33; Lu. 13. 21. GXrevet,® pres. infin. . : ‘ SN an
aXevpou, gen. sing. . . . . - aAevpov ddue's], gos, éws, (§ 5. tab. E. d) @ nigNe )
dAjPea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) adnOns édedw |, fut. evoo, (Gi laatab. NO)e 7 ? Hal.
GAnOeia, dat. sing. : ; : : adnOevo. édiLw], fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1). ° ; id.
adyGeav, acc. sing. : ; : : — adtcynpa |, aros, 7, (§ 4. tab. D.c) (aduoyew, to
Ghyfeias, gen. sing. : ; ? : id. pollute, in the Sept.) pollution, defilement.
a\nOets, nom. pl. mase. . : ; ; adn Ons NT.
GAnOés, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . \ id. dduoynpdrov,! gen. pl. . : f : édoynpa
ddnGevovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. - GdAnbevo édwcOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. . Allo
ddyFevw |, fut. edow, (§ 13. tab. M) . ‘ adnOns GAAd, conj. but ; however ; but still more; éddéye,
éAnGevwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . - ddnbebw at all events; GAN 7, wnless, except.
GAnOy, ace. sing. fem. . : 2 : adn Oijs *AdX¢, also serves to introduce a sentence
dXyfj, nom. and acc. pl. neut. . : : id. with keenness and emphasis, Ro. 6. 5;
arnOns, éos, 6, 4, 76, ~é, (8 7. tab. G.b) true, 7.73 Phi.3.83 Jno. 16.2
Jno. 4. 18, et al.; worthy of credit, Jno. aAAa, nom. pl. neut. . aAXos
5.31; truthful, Jno. 7. 18, et al. dAaynoopeba, 1 pers. pl. fut. 2, pass. 5 26.rem.3) GAAdoow
GAnGea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and dANayjoovtat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, pass. . 5 id.
rem. 2) truth, verity, Mar. 5.33; love of GAXat, nom. pl. fem. . ; ; : GAXos
truth, veracity, sincerity, 1 Co.5.8, et al.; GAAaEat, aor. 1, inf. act. . : ‘ . é@dAdAaoow
divine truth revealed to man, Jno. 1.17, avXraEEt, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. ; ‘ id.
et al.; practice in accordance with Gos- dAXas, acc. pl. fem. . , z - a@dXos
pel truth, Jno. 3.21; 2 Jno. 4, et al. dAXdoow |, fut. d&o, ($ 26. rem. 3) . . id.
dAnbevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) ¢o arhaxdbev,’ adv. (adXos & ev, denoting frem a
speak or maintain the truth; to act truly place) from another place or elsewhere.
or sincerely, Ga. 4.16; Ep. 4. 15. L.G.

a Mar, 13.35, 6 Mar. 9. 49. e Jno, 21.3. d Ac, 15. 20, e Jno, 10.1.

addAn

3AXy, nom. sing. fem. : s - @AAos
GAAnyopéw, @ |, (§ 16. tab. P) (Addos § & dyopevu,
to speak) to say what is either designed or
fitted to convey a meaning other than the
literal one, to allegorise ; GAAnyopovpLevos,
adapted to another meaning, otherwise
significant. L.G.

GAAnyopovpeva, “nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. GdAApyopéw

adAnAots, dat. pl. : : aAAnAwY
AAAnAovia, Heb. myabon, praise ye Jehovah, Re.
19. I, 3, 4, 6.

adAndrovs, acc. pl. . . . addAndwv
GAAjAov, gen. pl. (§ 10. rem. 6. a : éAXos
adAnv, acc. sing. fem. : : ‘ id.
GAXys, gen. sing. fem. . : ; id.
GAXo, nom. sing. neut. : : id.

dAXoyevyjs,’ €os, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. b) a ios & yévos)
of another race or nation, i.e. not a Jew;
a stranger, foreigner. LXX.
adAXou, nom. pl. mase. : , ; . dAXAos
GAXots, dat. pl. masc. . : id.
dAXNopat |, fut. Goda, aor. 1, yaa (GS Bie
rem. 1) to leap, jump, leap up, Ac. 3.8;
14.10; to spring, as water, Jno. 4. 14.

GANSpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. GAXopar
ddNopevov, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. 2 id.
GAXov, acc. sing. masc. 4 A - daAAos

aNXos, y, 0, (§ 10. rem. 6.a) another, some other ;

© GAXos, the other ; ot dAXot, the others,
the rest.

dAXdoow, fut. fw, aor. 1, pass. 7A-
AdxOnv, aor. 2, pass. nrAdAayny, fut.
ddAXNayHoopat, (§ 26. rem. 3) to change,
alter, transform, Ac.6.14; Ro. 1. 23;
Corrs. 51,525 Galea. 205 Heyn.12:

GAHAwv, en. pl., GAAHXots, ats, oLs,
dat., adA7nAOvs, as, a, acc., one another,
each other.

adXOtpios, fa, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) be-
longing to another, Lu. 16. 12, et al.;
foreign, Ac.7.6; He.11.9; a foreigner,
alien, Mat. 17. 25.

adAAws, adv. otherwise, 1 Ti. 5. 25.

dAXotpia, dat. sing. fem. dAASTptos
aAXorpiats, dat. pl. fem. . ‘ , ; id.
ddXotpiav, acc. sing. fem. : ; ; id.

a\XotpioeriocKkoTos,® ov, 6, 4, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b)
(aAXOrpios & ericKoros) pr. one who
a Gal. 4. 24,

6 Lu. 17.18. ¢1 Pe. 4.15.

ars

meddles with the affairs of others, a busybody in
other men’s matters; factious. N.T.

dXXortpiots, dat. pl. masc. . : - &AXotptos

dAA6tpiov, acc. sing. masc. . : d id.
dAAdrpwos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . ; =i Nes
GAXorpiy, dat. sing. masc. and neut. ; é\ASrptos
dAXotpiwv, gen. pl. : E : id.
aAXov, gen. sing. masc. , B aAXos
aAXouvs, acc. pl. masc. 5 id.

dANCpiros ], ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Nos &
pvdy) of another race or nation, i.e. not

a Jew, a foreigner.

GddopiAw,” dat. sing. mase. aANCvAos
dAXw, dat. sing. mase. : : : - @AdXos
aAAwv, gen. pl. . : : : : id.
aAAws,° adv. . ‘ 3 id.

dAodw, & |, fut. yow, ($18. tab. R) and dow, (§ 22. rem. 2)
to thresh; to tread, or thresh out, 1 Co.
Ons 1O biases

doya, nom. pl. neut. . : éNoyos
aAoyov, nom. sing. neut. . : ; id:

aXoyos |, ov, 6, 4, TO, -ov, ($ 7. rem. 2) (a &
Adyos) without speech or reason, irrational,
brute, 2 Pe. 2.12; Jude1o; unreasonable,
absurd, Ac. 25. 27.

la

anon |, ys, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) also termed &y-
Aadoy, dyaXoxov, aloe, lign-aloe, (ex-
coecaria agallochon, Linn.), a tree which
grows in India and Cochin-China, the
wood of which is soft and bitter, though

It is used by the Ori-

entals as a perfume; and employed for

highly aromatic.

the purposes of embalming. L.G.

2
GAdnsf gen. sing. : d : P adsn
> a ~ 5 4
aAo@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘j - dédAoaw
aAo@vTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.

as |, aNds, 6 0, (§ 4. rem. 1, 2) salt, Mar. 9. 49.

dduets, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a
fisherman, Mat. 4.18, 19; Mar. 1. 16, 17;
Lu. 5. 2.

ddvevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
fish, Ino. 21. 3.

Gril, fut. irw, (§ 26. rem. 1) to salt,
season with salt, preserve by salting, Mat.
Bass Mar. 9. 49.

GAas, aros, 76, (§ 4. rem. 2 c) salt,
Mat. 9, 50, et al.; met. Mat.5.13; met.

d Ac, 10. 28, el Ti. 5. 25. Jno, 19.39.

|
i

Li

t

aduKO 17 A[LA OT
the salt of wisdom and prudence, Col. 4.6. L.G. dpaptave, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . A GpapTave
aXAa, atos, To, same signif. as das. GpapTavel, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. id.
dNvKOs, 7), Ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) bruckish, dpaptavew, pres. infin. ‘ id.
bitter, salt. GpapTavere, 2 pers. pl. pres. indic. id.
dAvKov,” acc. sing. neut. . i ; - dAvKOS dpaptavere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . id.
dXuKos |, OF OUL eee : GAs épapTavovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
aXumos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & dvr) Sree Gpaptavovtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
from grief or sorrow. GjLapTavovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
dAvrorepos,” nom.sing.masc. comp.(§ 8.rem.4) @Avzos dpaptavovTwy, gen. pl. mase. part. pres. . id.
dAvoet, dat. sing. aAvots dpapravover, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
déAvoets, nom. and acc. pl. id. Gpoptavw |, fut. duapryoopat and, later, dpap-
ddvoeot, dat. pl. id. THT, 20r.1, HuapTyGA, acr.2, nuapTor,
dAvow, acc. sing. id. (§ 36. rem. 2) pr. to miss a mark; to be

dAvats |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a chain, Mar.5.3,4.
aAvotredes,’ nom. sing. neut. - aXvowreAys
advowteAys |, os, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. G.b) (4 & Avow-
teAys, i.e. Adwv Ta TEAN) pr. bringing
in no revenue or profit; hence, wnprofit-
able, useless ; detrimental ; ruinous, disas-
trous, He. 13. 17.
‘Ardatos |, ov, 6, Alpheus, pr. name.
I. Father of James the less.
II. Father of Levi, (Matthew, ) Mar.2.14.

‘Adgatov, gen. sing. AXgatos

arov |, wvos, 7, (§ 4. tab. D. a) (a later form of
dAws, «, 9) @ threshing-jloor, a place

where corn is trodden out ; meton. the corn

in error, 1 Co. 15. 34.5\ Bit. 3.11; to sin;

Jno=5- 14; et al-;

Mat. 18. 15, et al.

to be guilty of wrong,

djpdpTnpa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. e)
an error; sin, offence, Mar. 3.28; 4.12;
Rov32 250 ConGa18s

apaptia, as, ); (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
Mat. 1. 21,
a principle or cause of sin, Ro.

rem. 2) error; offence, sin,
et al.;

.73 proneness to sin, sinful propensity, Ro.
guilt or imputation of sin, Jno.
; He. 9. 26, et al.;

sin- Sie expiatory victim, 2 Co. 5. 21.

5
U
7-17, 203
has

a guilty subject,

dpaptwrds, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
one who deviates from the path of virtue,

which is trodden out, Mat. 3.12; Lu. 3.17. a sinner, Mar.2.17, et al.; depraved, Mar.
GXwva, acc. sing. . ; : F ; dAwv 8. 38; sinful, detestable, Ro. 7.13. L.G.
GXwrekes, nom. pl. addané dpaptavev, mom. sing. masc. part. pres. 3 apaptave
G\wrext, dat. sing. : : id. dpaptn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
dAdwmné |, exos, 4, ($ 4. rem. 2. b) a fox, Mat. dpdapTnpa, aos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c) id.
8.20; Lu.g.58; met. @ fox-like, crafty dpapTywara, nom. pl. . . é GpapTypa
man, Lu. 13. 32. GpapTyatos, gen. sing.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . \ sd.
dAwow,* ace. sing. . : dAwots Kptoews, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 3. 29)
Greoats |, ews, 4, ($ 5. tab. E. c) We ee to dpaptyatwy, gen. pl. id.
take) a taking, catching, capture. dpapTncavras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. . dpaprave
La, adv. with, together with ; at the same time. GpapTyTavrTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
apabets, * nom. pl. masc. ; apabns GpLapTHnoavTov, gen. pl. masc. part. aor 1. id.
apabys |, €0s, 0, ”, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (ak pavOave) GpapTycact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
unlearned, uninstructed, rude. GpapTyoe, 3% pers. sing. fut. (§ 36. rem. 2) id.
dpapavtwov,! acc. sing. masc. dpapdvtwos dpaprioy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
épapavrwos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & papat- dpuapriooper, 1 pers. pl. fut. id.
VOpLaL) unfading ; hence, enduring. épapmaoper, 1 p.pl.aor.1,subj— A.C.D.Ln. am id.
apapavtov,® acc. sing. fem. Gpudpavtos dpapryncopev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 6.15)
épdpavros |, ov, 6, 7, same signif. and derivation dpaptyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
as Gpapavtivos. L.G. dpLaptia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
a Ja.3.12. 6 Phi, 2. 28. epee le d2 Pe. 2.12 e2 Pe.3.16. JS1Pe. 5.4. gl Pel. A.

9
o

18 apeTrEn

ALA pT

Gpaptia, dat. sing. dpapria
dpaptiat, nom. pl. . : : : : id.
dpaptiass, dat. pl. . : , é id.
Gpaptiay, acc. sing. ? ‘ : : id.
Gpaprias, gen. sing. . ; : ; id.
Cee ae jb, ‘ : : : id.
ap.apTupov,* acc. sing. masc, . . ap.aptupos

dpdptupos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & pudprvs)
without testimony or witness, without
evidence.

dpaptwAoi, nom. and voc. pl. . dpaptodds

apapTwAots, dat. pl. P ; ; . id.
dpapTwrdr, acc. sing. “ t . - id.
Gpaptwrds, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) dpapréves
apaptwAovs, acc. pl. : - apaptwAds
GpapTwAG, dat. sing. . : . : id.
ELE Da gen. pl. : id.
djlaxov, acc. sing. masc. dipaxos

dpaxos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (aiesinesean not
disposed to fight ; not quarrelsome or con-
tentious, 1 Ti. 3.3; Tit. 3.2.
dudixous, acc. pl. masc. . . . GpLaxos
dpdw, &|, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) to collect ; to
reap, mow, or cut down, Ja. 5. 4.
dueOvaros,’ ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (4 & pefiw)
an amethyst, a gem of a deep purple or
violet colour, so called from its supposed
efficacy in keeping off drunkenness.
apedeu, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . dpedew
dpedéw, a |, fut. now, perf. HpedAnKa, (§ 16. tab. P)
(dpedns, a & peAer) not to care for, to
neglect, disregard, Mat. 22.5; 1 Ti. 4.14;
IRIS Fg BIR tS) P) IETS 1s I

dpeAnoartes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. ape ew
dpednoo, 1 pers. sing. fut. s é : id.
GpLELTTOL, nom, pl. masc. CLE LTTOS

Gpepmros, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & perros,
from peudopar) blameless, irreprehensible,
without defect, Lu. 1.6; Phi. 2.15; 3.6;
leThes.3 035) ble. 8.7%
dpéumrovs, acc. pl. fem. . . GLELTTOS
GpeUTTWs, adv. blamelessly, unblamably, unexcep-
tionably, 1 Thes. 2.10; 5. 23.
dyepymvos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & pepypva)
free from care or solicitude, Mat. 28.14;

| dweraberos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (a & petariOnp)
unchangeable, He. 6.17, 18. L.G.

> / ,
auetaberwyv, gen. pl. dpetabetos
> ,

djuerakivyrou,© nom. pl. masc. . djerakivynTos

aperakivytos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & pera-
Kwéw) immovable, firm.
nom. pl. neut.

Gpetapéedyta, . dpetapeAnros

GpreTapeAnror, ace. sing. fem. . id.

GyretaeAyros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) Cee
péXopar) not to be repented of ; by impl.
irrevocable, enduring, Ro.11.29; 2Co.7.10

acc. sing. fem. . GjeTavonros

dyeravoyros |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & pera-

> , d
G[LETAVOTTOV,

voew) impenitent, obdurate. L.G.
aerTpa, acc. pl. neut. = : 5 GLeTpos
dyetpos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a4 & pérpor)

without or beyond measure, regardless of

measure, 2 Co. 10. 13, 15.

dpnv, (Heb. D8, firm, faithful, true) used as a par-
ticle both of affirmation and assent, 2
truth, verily, most certainly ; so be it; 6
anv, the faithful and true one, Re.3.14.

apnoavTwv,” gen. pl. masc. part. aor 1. dp.aw

dpntwp,! opos, 6, 4, ($7. tab. G.a) (& & paprnp) Pr-
without mother; independent of maternal
descent.

dtavTov, acc. sing. fem. dp.lavTos

dylavros, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & puatvw) pr.
unstained, unsoiled ; met. undefiled, chaste,
He. 13. 4; pure, sincere, Ja.1.27; in-

violate, unimpaired, 1 Pe. 1. 4.

Apuvadap, 6, Aminadab, pr. name, indecl.

djypov, acc. sing. . cae
GILJLOS, ov, #, (§ 3. tab. C. b) sand, Mat. 7.26, etal.

G[LVOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) alamb, Ino.1.29,36;

Ac. 8.32; 1 Pe. 1.19.
dpvovd, gen. sing. aves
dporBas,® acc. pl. aporsy
diay, qe} Oe ah = aera
e(Bopat, to requite) requital; of kind
offices, recompense.
dpreAov, acc. sing. apreXos

apLTENOS, ov, 7), (§ 3. tab. C. b) a vine, grape-vine.
dprredwv, Gvos, 6, ($ 4. tab. D. a) a

1 Co: 72 32 vineyard.
/ y
AUEDU acc. pl. masc ang : SG RON gen. sing ¥
|LEplLvous, . pl. . Gpepyzvos | aureAov, gen. sing. apieXos
Gpetaberoy, acc. sing. neut. . dpetaberos Faas gi acc. sing. masc. apreAoupyds
a Ac. 14.17. b Re. 21. 20. e1 Co. 15. 58, d Ro. 2.5. e Ja. 5.4. f He. 7538. 91 Ti. 5.4, h Lu. 13.7.

OpLTTEA

ec

dpzreoupyos |, 00, 6, 7, (§ tab. C. a) (dumedos & epyov)

a vine-dresser,

Gprédw, dat. sing. . . . GyTredos
épreddv |, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. tab. Dia). ; id.
GureA@va, acc. sing. GpTreAOv
GumeXOvi, dat. sing. t ; ‘ : id.
GumeXGvos, gen. sing. . F . : id.
EAU oo sing.—R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. } ee
Apaduarov, A. i

ApmXias |, ov, 6, Amplias, pr. name, (§ 2. tab. B. d)

dpove |, fut. wo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) aor. 1, npvva,
to ward off; to help, assist; mid. apvvopat,
to repel from one’s self, resist, make a
defence; to assume the office of protector and
avenger, Ac. 7. 24.

api |, prep. about, round about. In the N.T. it
only occurs in composition.
apices, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind—Al. Ln. Taf.
aprevvvcr, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 12. 28)
appiate |, same signif. as apprevvupe.
GppiBadrXovtas,’ ace. pl. mase. part. pres.—
Gr. Sch. Tdf. . . audi Barrdo
BddXovras, Rec. (Mar. 1. 16) yes}
épdiBardo |, fut. Baro, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (appt
& Badrdw) v.r. Mar. 1.16, to throw
around ; to cast a net.
ap.piBdnotpor, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c)
pr. what is thrown around, e.g. a garment ;
a large kind of fish-net, drag, Mat. 4. 18;
Mar. 1. 16.
Bass z pers. sing. pres. indic—D.D. i iydudo
apprevvuct, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 12. 28)
appree |, same signif. as dudrevvype.
épprevvope |, fut. dudrécw, perf. pass. Audierpar,
(§ 36. rem. 5) (dui & Evvvpe, to put
on) to clothe, invest, Mat.6.30; 11.8;

\ dududte

bus 72h l2y20:
apdvevvvct, 3 p- sing. pres. indic. (§ Sle tab. B.B) ayprevvupe
‘Apdirodw,* ace. sing. » ApdiroXts

19 avaBa

Gydorepa, ace. pl. neut. - apotepos
apporepor, nom. pl. masc. ; ; ; id.
apporepo.s, dat. pl. masc. id.
dp.porepos |, a, OV, (§ 10. rem. 6. e) Coe both)

both. Only plural in the N.T.

dpuporépous, acc. pl. mase. ; Gpubdrepos

apporepov, gen. pl.—AlI. Ln. Tdf. : aay
aitav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 19. 16)

apopa, nom. pl. neut.—A. C. Ln. Tdf.. :
dpopnra, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Phi. 2. 15) \ a

Spans, nom. pl. neut. édpnros

GpoOpnrot, nom. pl. masc. 5 : id.

ddpytos], ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & p.Gp.0s)
blameless, irreprehensible, Phi. 2. 15 ;

2 Pe. 3. 14.
er Ouee nom. pl. masc. ° . 5 OLw[L0S
Sieoey, acc. sing. masc. . : id.

apwjrov,® ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. A Gr. Sch. Tdf.
(Rec. om.) amomum, an odoriferous shrub,

from which a precious ointment was

prepared.
dpwpos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & [410s )
blameless.
Goon, gen. sing. masc. ; : : GpLofL05
GpLO[LOvS, ace. pl. mase. . ‘ : : id.

Apor, 6, Amon, pr. name, indecl.

Apos, 6, Amos, pr. name, indecl.

av, The various constructions of this particle, and
their significations, must be learnt from the
grammars. Standing at the commence-
ment of a clause, it is another form of
éay, if INO" 2023

ava, prep. used in the N.T. only in certain forms.
dva pépos,in turn; ava. pwécov, through
the midst, hetween ; ava. dnvaptov, at the
rate of a denarius; with numerals, gyda
Exatov, in parties of a hundred. In com-
position, step by step, up, back, again.

avaBa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2. imper. by apocope for

Apodironts |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Amphipolis, avafnG, (§ 31. rem. 1. d) avaPaivor
a city of Thrace, on the river Strymon. avaBabu0s |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . E id.
Lat. 41, 10, long. 23, 41. avaBabovs, ace. pl. - dvaBabos
Gj.podor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (equivalent to avaBabuov, gen. pl. . : : E id.
ap.podos, ov, 7, from audi & 6dds) pr. avafPaiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. avaBaivo
a road leading round a town or village; the avaPaivew, pres. infin. . - : F id.
street of a village. avaPaivoper, ] pers. pl. pres. indic. ‘ : id.
ap.podov,” gen. sing. appodov | avaBatyoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
a Ro. 16. 8. 6 Mar. 1.16. cAc. 17.1. d Mar.11. 4. ec Re. 18.13.

avaRa

avaBaivovta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. avaPaivwr
évaBatvovtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
avafsatvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
évaBawovrov, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
dvaBatvovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. id.

avaBaive, fut. Byoopwat, perf. BéBnxa, aor. 2,
avéBnv, ($ 37. rem. 1) (ava & Batvw)
to go up, ascend, Mat.5.1, etal.; to climb,

Lu. 19.4; to go on board, Mar.6.51; to

rise, mount upwards, as smoke, Re. 8. 4;

Mat. 13.7;

up, arise, as thoughts, Lu.24. 38.

avaBabp.0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) the

act of ascending ; means of ascent, steps,

to grow or spring up, as plants,

to spring

Stairs, Ac. 21.35, 40.
évaBaivov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. évaBaivw
dvaBcdXo |, fut. Badd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a. b) perf.
BeBryxa, rem. 2.d) (ava &
Bddrdrw) to throw back; mid. to put off,
defer, adjourn, Ac. 24. 22.
dvaBorn, js, 4, (§ 2- tab. B.a) delay,

Dil

aVvayt
avaBAebys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. avaBrérw
ava Brew,’ acc. sing. dvdBdexus
dvaBAeis ], ews, 1, (§ 5. tab. E. Ae avaPrérw
dvaBXeWov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
avaBAéyw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.

avaBodw, |, (§ 18. tab. R) fut. OOMAL, aor. 1,
yoo, (ava & Bodw) to cry out or aloud,
exclaim, Mat.27.46; Mar.15.8; Lu.9.38.

dvaBoynoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. éva Boca
avafsoAy |, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) avafcdrAwW
dvaBoXryv,’ acc. sing. ; ava Body
avayayety, aor. 7 infin, (§ 13. rem. 7. d) . avayo
avaya.ov, ov, 70, an upper room.—Gr. Sch. Tdf.
avayeor, Rech (Marta 55) Woy 22.2)

avayayav, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 avayo
avayyeiXan, AOL atin | (Se2i7/-ereme Gi) dvayyé\Nw
avayyelXor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
avayyeXet, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. id.
avayy<AXopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. . id.
avayyéA\XovrTes, nom. pl. part. pres. act. id.

dvayyé\Xw |, fut. yeh@, aor. 1, dvipyyetAa, (§ 27.

Ac. 25.17. reme Leb: d) aor. 2, pass. aunyyeAny,
avaBavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2. avaBaivw (§ 27. rem. 4. a) (avd & ayyéAXdw) to
avaPavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. . id. bring back word, announce, report, Mar.
avaBavrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. id. 5.14, et al.; to declare, set forth, teach
dvaBds, Goa, dv, nom. sing. part. aor. 2. id. Jno. 5. 24, et al.
avaBe3nxa, 1 pers. sing. perf. indic. id. avayyeAXov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. avayyé\Na
avaBcBnxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. indic. id. avayyeAS, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. : id.
dvd fino, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper.—Ln. id. dvayevvaw, a], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) perf. pass.

dvdBa, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 4.1) } avayeyevyniat, (ava & yevydw) to beget
avaPnoerat, 3 pers. sing: fut. . . : id. or bring forth again ; to regenerate, 1 Pe.
dvanre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. . A id. 2340 NEL
avaBi Bate |, fut. dow, aor. 1, dveBiBaca, (§ 26. dvaryeyevvn}L€vol, nom. pl. masc. part. p. pass. avayevvaw

rem. 1) (ava. & BiBago) to cause to come avayevvnoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.

up or ascend, draw or bring up. avayer Oar, pres. infin. mid. avayo
avaBiBacavres,* nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. . avapiBalor avaywockets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. avayworkw
dvaf3X€ézove1, 3 pers. pl, pres. indic. avafsAérw dvaywookerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
avaBdérw |, fut. wo, (§ 23. rem. 1 (ava & aVayWOTKETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

Bderw) to look wpwards, Mat.14.19, et al.; dvaywooKyrat, [av], 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. |

to see again, recover sight, Mat. 11.5, pass.—Al]. Ln. Tdf. . : \ id.

et al. Gvayiwookerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co 3-15) J

avd BreYis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dvaywwckopevas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. id.

recovery of sight, Lu. 4. 18. GVAYLVOCKopLEevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pr. pass. id.
dvaPdéyar, aor. 1, infin. dvaBXérw | dvaywwckop.evos, NOM. sing. masc. part. pr. pass, id.
avaBrafavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. id. GVAYWOCKOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
avaBrdpas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. id. GVW KOVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
avaPrAdpaca, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 1. id. dvaywacke |, (§ 36. rem. 3) fut. yvocopat, aor. 2,
dvafsheyy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id. dvéeyvov, aor.1, pass. aveyvooOny, (avd.

Spas = £3 eos = E
a Mat. 13. 48. 6 Lu. 4.18, ¢ Ac. 25.17.

avayl

1 avacy

& ywooK) to gather exact knowledge of, recog-
nise, discern; especially, to read.
~) , e
dvdyvacis, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
reading, Ac.13.153 2 Co.3.14; 1 Ti.4.13.
dvaywooKwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. .
avayKacets, 2 pers. sing. pres. indic. avayKaka
dvaykafovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. ‘ id.

Vs
avayworKka

avayKale |, fut. aco, (§ 26. rem. 1) . ° avayKn
avaykata, nom. pl. neut. avayKatos
Gvaykaias, acc. pl. fem. . P : , id.
avaykatov, nom. sing. neut. 4 F ‘ id.
évayKaios}], a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . dvayKn
GVAYKALOTEpOV, nom. s. neut. comparat. (§ 8. r.4) GvayKatos
dvaykaiovs, acc. pl. masc, : : ; id.
dvaykais, dat. pl. : avayKn
avayKaoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . avayKalw
avaykaoT@s,* adv. avayKy

avaykn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (ayxeo, to compress)
necessity, Mat. 18. 7, et al.; constraint,
compulsion, 2Co.9.7, et al.; obligation
of duty, moral or spiritual necessity, Ro.
13.5, et al.; distress, trial, affliction, Lu.
223th CON ZO 2) COG. Ary 012-10);
leches3e. 77.
dvaykalw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to force, compel, Ac. 28. 19, et al.; to con-
strain, urge, Lu. 14. 23, et al.
dvayKatos, a, ov, ($ 7. rem. 1) neces-
sary, indispensable, 1Co.12.22; necessary,
needful, right, proper, Ac.13.46; 2 Co.9.5;
Phi.1.24; 2.25; He.8.3; near, intimate,
closely connected, as friends, Ac. 10. 24.
avaykacTas, adv. by constraint or com-

pulsion, unwillingly, opposite to ExOUTLWS,

EPO 5a 2s
avaykn, dat. sing. avayKy
avayKyy, acc. sing. ; ; ; 5 id.
avayKns, gen. sing. . . . . . id.
dvayvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. dyvaywooKw
dvayvous, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2. A id.
Gvayvovat, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 3) . id.

dvayvupile |, fut. (ow, aor. 1, pass. dveyvwpicbny,
(§ 26. rem. 1) (ava & yvopilo) to re-
cognise; pass. to be made known, or to

cause one’s self to be recognised, Ac. 7.13.

, © ,
avayvocet, dat. sing. avayVvwots
a . . ,
dvayvacln 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. avayworKkw

avayvwcOjvat, aor. 1, inf. pass. . . avaywooKkw
avayvwouw, acc. sing. avicyvocts
avayvects |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) . avayworKkw
avayvare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
dvaryopevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. dvayu
avaye |, fut. d&w, (§ 23. rem. 1." b) aor. 2, avi-

yayov, (§ 13. rem. 7. d) aor 1, pass.

avnxOnv, (ava & ayo) to conduct ; to
lead or convey up from a lower place to
a higher, Lu. 4.5, et al.; to offer up, asa
sacrifice, Ac. 7.41; to lead out, produce,
Ac. 12. 4; mid. avayop.a, aor. avnxOnv,
as a nautical term, to set sail, put to sea,
Lu. 8. 22, et al.

GVOSELKVUpLL, OF vio |, fut. gw, (§ 31. tab. B. B)
(ava & SetKvUpLL) pr. to show anything
by raising it aloft, as a torch; to display,
manifest, show plainly or openly, Ac.1.24;
to mark out, constitute, appoint by some
outward sign, Lu. to. 1.

dvaderkis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ce) a
showing forth, manifestation ; public en
trance upon the duty or office to which one

is consecrated, L.G.

avadeteews,’ gen. sing. : avaderéts
dvaderéis |, ews, 1, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dvadeikvupe
avade€ov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. ; id.

dvadeEdpLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, mid. avadéxopan
dvadéxopar |, fut. Eopor, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (ava &
d€xopar) to receive, as opposed to shun-
ning or refusing; to receive with hospi-
tality, Ac. 28.7; to embrace a proffer or
promise, He. 11.17.
dvadiouye |, fut. daiow, aor. 2, dvédwv, (§ 30. tab. Z)
(ava & didwpe) to give forth, up, or back ;
to deliver, present, Ac. 23. 33.
dvaddvres,° nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. , avadlowpu
avacdw, |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ava & Law)
to live again, recover life, Ro. 14.9; Re.
20.5; to revive, recover activity, Ro.7.9;
met. to live a new and reformed life, Lu.
Ti, Ot, Bey IEEE
|, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. P) (avd. &
Cntéw) to track ; to seek diligently, inquire
after, search for, Lu. 2.44; Ac. 11. 25.

3 /
avalnrew,

avalntnoat, aor. 1, infin. dvalnréw
avacnrodvtes, nom. pl.m. ee ee ‘a

Cnrotvres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 2. 45)

al Pe.5.2.

6 Lu. 1, 80.

e Ac. 23.33.

avacw

dvalévvups |, fut. foow, (§ 31. tab. B.B) (ava &
Cévvupe) to gird with a belt or girdle ;
mid. dvalovvupat, aor. 1, dveLwodny,
to gird one’s self, 1 Pe.1.13. LXX.
dvalwrupetv,* pres. infin. act.
avatwTripéew, G|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ava
& lwrupéw, to revive a fire, from Lads
& mp) pr. to kindle up a dormant fire ;

> /
avalwrupew

met. to revive, excite; to stir up, quicken

one’s powers.
dvalwodpevor,’ nom. pl. m. part. aor.1, mid. dva€dvvupe
avaiddw |, fut. Gadd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,

avefadrov, (ava & OadAw, to thrive,

flourish) pr. to recover verdure, flourish

again; met. to receive, to recover activity,

Phi. 4. 10.
avabena, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) avatiOnpt
avab¢uari, dat. sing. . . » avabewa
dvabeparilew, pres. infin, . avabepwatiler
avabeparil |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . avatiOnpt
dvabewpéw, &], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dvd &

Gewpéw ) to view, behold attentively, con-

template, Ac. 17.23; He. 13. 7.
avalewpovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . avabewpew
avabewpar, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
avaOnj.a.|, aros, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) avatiOnpt
avabnpwace,° dat. pl. : : avabnwa.
dvaideva, |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (4 &

aidis ) pr. impudence ; hence, importunate

solicitation, pertinacious importunity, with-

out regard to time, place, or person.
dvaideay,? acc. sing. . avaideva,

avaipeOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 36. rem. 1) avaipew

dvaipet, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. . c id.
avalpety, pres. infin. act. : : id.
avatpeio bar, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) . id.
dvaipeoet, dat. sing. . . avaipects

avaipects |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dvaipew
avaipew, |, fut. ow, aor. 2, dvetAov, aor. 1, pass.
avnpeOnv, (§ 36. rem. 1) (ava & atpéw)
pr. to take up, lift, as from the ground ;
to take off, put to death, kill, murder,
Mat. 2. 16, et al.;

abrogate, He.10.9; mid. to take up infants

to take away, abolish,

in order to bring them up, Ac. 7. 21.

avaipecis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
taking up or away; a putting to death,
murder, Ac. 8.1; 22. 20.

a2Ti.1.6. 61 Pe.1.13.

e Lu, 21. 5.

QAVQKE
dvaipoupevev, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. dvatpéw
avalpovvTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
dvairtot, nom. pl. mase. évatrios
dvaitwos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. mC! & aitia)

guiltless, innocent, Mat. 12. 5, 7.
avattiovs, acc. pl. masc. . : - dvaittos

avaxabilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ava &
xabilu) to set up; intrans. to sit up,
Tu. 7. 153 Ac.9.,40.
avakawiCew,’ pres. infin. act. avakawilw
avaxatvicw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ava &
Kawvila) to renovate, renew.
GVAKALVOU[LEVOY, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. gGvaKawow
advaxatvovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. pass.
(§ 21. tab. U) . P ; : id.
avaxatvow, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (dva &
Kalvos) to invigorate, renew, 2 Co. 4. 16;
Cols3 5105 eNed.
dvakaivwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
renovation, renewal, Ro.12.2; Tit.3.5.

-, c > /,
avaxaivwcts |, ews, 7) aVvaKavow
, c lA
aVAKQLVWCeL, dat. sing. avakaivwots
, . .
GVAKALVOTEWSs, gen. sing. . . o id.

avakaAduTrTopevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pr. p. dvaxadvrTw

dvaxadtrrw |, fut. ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ava &
kaAUTTW) to unveil, uncover; pass. to be
unveiled, 2 Co. 3.18; met. to be disclosed

in true character and condition, 2 Co.3.14.
dvakdprrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (dva &

KapTtT) pr. to reflect, bend back ; hence,

to bend back one’s course, return, Mat.

2012) Luriono; Acs 18.21; sHlenrtih.
avakapupat, aor. 1, infin. act.
avakopuper, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. : 3 id.
avakappo, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. : s id.
avaxeypar |, fut. etoouas, (§ 33. tab. DD) (ava &

KELL ) to be laid up, as offerings ; later,

r) ,
AVAKALTTW

to lie, be in a recumbent posture, recline

at table, Mat. 9. 10, et al.

dvaxeysévois, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . GvdKeypat
GVaKElPEVOV, nom.s.neut. part. pres.—Rec. a ‘d

Gr. Tdf. om. (Mar. 5. 40) 3 : ;
GVAKELLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
GVAKELJLEVOD, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
GVAKELLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. i id.
dvakeyevv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
avakerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. ; : id.

GVAKEKAAUPH LEVY, dat. s. neut. part. perf. pass. dvakadirrw

d Lu. 11.8. e He. 6.6,

,

AVAKE ; 23 avaruv

ee

dvakepadatovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. pass. up, Lu.13.11; Jno.8.7,10; met. to lock up cheerily,
(§ 21. tab. U) 3 - dvaxepadatow to be cheered, Lu. 21. 28.
dvaxehadaio, a], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ava évaxvwat, aor. 1, infin. . : é ° dvaktTrTw
& Kepaanov ) to bring together several avakvwas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | 4 id.
things under one, reduce under one head ; | avaktvware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . id.
to comprise, Ro. 13.9; Ep.1.10. L.G, avadaPere, 2 pers. pl. aor.2, imper. . évodapBave
évaxedharawoac Jat, aor. 1, inf. mid. . avakedahatow dva\aBovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
dvaxAtOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : évak\ivw | dvahaBov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . id.
avak\Onoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. pass. . : id. dvakapBavew, pres. infin. act. . ; id.
dvakNivat, aor. 1, infin. act. . : , id. avakayBdve |, fut. Aypouar, aor. 2, avedaBor,
avaxAuvet, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. . : : id. aor. 1, pass. avehnpOnv, ($ 36. rem. 2)
dvakXive |, fut. iyo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (ava & KAivo) to take up, receive up, Mar. 16. 19, et al.;
to lay down, Lu.2.7; to cause to recline at to take up, carry, Ac. 7.43; to take on
table, etc., Mar. 6.39; Lu.g.15; 12.37; board, Ac.20.13,14; to take in company,
mid. avakAtvopat, aor. 1, avexriOnv, INGE As, hig PAM Ze Jl
(pass. form) (7), f. dvaxAcOnoopar, (pass. avadywis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
form) to recline at table, Mat. 8.11, etal. taking up, receiving up, Lu.g. 51.
dvaxérre |, fut. ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ava & avadnpdhbeis, nom. sing. masce. part. aor. 1,
KomTw) pr. to beat back; hence, to check, pass.—L. 3 5 ; A dvadapBave
impede, hinder, restrain, Gal. 5. 7. avadndbbeis, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Ac.1.11) }
dvaxpilo |, fut. Eopuat, (@9262-rems #2) eaor, 1) avadndGeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
avéxpagéa, in N.T. (ava & kpalw) to cry dvadyews,’ gen. sing. : : , - dvadnyns
aloud, exclaim, shout, Mar. 1.23; 6.493 | dvadnis |, ews, 4, ($ 5. tab. Ec) . - dvadapPBave
Lu. 4. 33; 8.28; 23. 18. dvadioxw |, fut. AXdow, aor. 1, dvylwoa & dvd~
dvakpdagéas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. . avakpacley Awoa, aor. 1, pass. dvyrAdOnv & ava-
avaxpi0@, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. - dvaxpivw wOyv, (§ 36. rem. 3) (ava & dNicKw)
avaxpivavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. to use up; to consume, destroy, Lu. 9. 54;
dvakpivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id, Gal. 5.15; 2 Thes. 2.8.
dvaxpiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. id. dvoAoyio.], as, 7, (3 2. tab. B.b, and rem, 2) (dvd
dvaxpiverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id. & Adyos) analogy, ratio, proportion.
dvexpwopeba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id. avaXoyiay, © acc. sing. : : . avadoyia
dvaxpivovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. avaoyiCopar |, fut. tropa, 6 2 26. rem. 1) (dva
dvakpivovet, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. & NoyiCopar) to consider attentively.
dvakptivo, fut. tv@, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) aor.1, dvéxpiva, avadoyicacbe,* 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. avadoyigopat
aor. 1, pass. avexpiOny, (i), (ava & Kpivw) dvaNov,’ nom. sing. neut. . : . - avados
to sift ; to examine closely, Ac. 17.11; to avaXos |, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & GAs)
scrulinise, scan, | Co. 2.14, 15; 9.3; to without saltness, without the taste and
try judicially, Lu. 23. 14, et al.; to judge, | pungency of salt, insipid.
give judgment upon, 1 Co. 4.3, 4; to put | avaAtvoat, aor.1, infin. act. . Z , avaAvw
questions, be inquisitive, 1 Co. 10. 25, 27. avahvoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. . : ; id.
avaxpio.s, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dvadicews, gen. sing. . : ; avaXvots
investigation, judicial examination, hearing dvadvots |, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) : - dvarddw
of a cause. avadvw |, fut. Yow, (v) (§ 13. tab.M) (ava & Avw)
avakpivov, (7), nom. sing. masc part. pres. act. avakpivo pr. to loose, dissolve ; intrans. to loose in
avakpioews,“ gen. sing. 3 : ; . dvaKpiots order to departure; to depart, Lu.12.36;
avaKpiots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) . ; dvakpiva to depart from life, Phi. 1. 23.
avakvrTw |, fut. yo, ($ 23. rem. 1. a) (dvd & avadvots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) pr.
KUTT) pr. fo raise up one’s self, look dissolution ; met. departure, death,

@ Ac. 25. 26. 6 Lu. 9.51. e Ro. 12.6, d He. 12.3, e Mar. 9. 50. £2 Ti. 4. 6,

avara 24 avamnn
dvadwOijre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. avaXickw dvakiws, adv. unworthily, in an improper
GvaAGoat, aor. 1, infin. act. 3 : : id. manner, 1 Co. 11. 27, 29.
dvahooet, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. ; : id. évaktus, adv. if : j P - avaé.os
dvapdprytos," ov, 6, ” (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & Gp.ap= avarravecOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . évarrava
tdvw) wilhout sin, guiltless. évarraverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. mid. : id.
avapevew,” pres. infin. aVapLevn avazravov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. . id.
dvapeve |, fut. ev, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (ava & pevo) avaravoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. }
to await, wait for, expect. —A. B.C. Tdf. . é 4 f id
avapipynoKerOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. GVOPLLLVATKY dvarravecGe, Rec. Gr. Sch.Ln.(Mar.6.31)
GVA[LYLVYOKOLEVO, gen. sing. masc. part. pr. mid. id. avaravow, acc. sing. . 5 a dvaravots
dvapipvyoKe, fut. pvyow, (ava & pupyvynoKe) to avarravots |, ews, 9, ($5. tab. Ec). avarravw
remind, cause to remember, 1 Co. 4.17; avaTravoor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
to exhort, 2 Ti. 1.6; mid. GVOpLULVYTKO- avarravaw, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. 6 5 id.
peat, aor. a (pass. form) avenvynoOnv, dvarravowvrTat, 3} pers. pl. aor. Ih subj. mid. 5 id.

to call to mind, recollect, remember, Mar.

TA i2 ee COn is wiLen T0832.
évapvynots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

me-

remembrance ; a commemoration,

morial, Lu. 22.19; 1 Co. 11.24, 25; He.

; 10. 3.
dvapvyoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. dvapyvioKo
avapvyno Geis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.

C ,
avapvnow, acc. sing. . dvapvnots

dvapvyots, ews, 7, (3 5. tab. E. c) GVOpLLLV ATK
dvaveovoOa,° pres. infin. pass. ($ 21. tab. U) dvaveow
avavedw, &|, fut. dow, (§$ 20. tab. T) to renew ;

pass. to be renewed, be renovated, by in-

ward reformation.
dvavnde |, fut. wo, (§ 23. rem. 1.a) (ava & vydw)

to become sober; met. to recover sobriety

of mind. L.G.

, Pa
dvavnyoot,? 3 pers. pl. aor.1, subj. . avavnpw
> , .
Avavia, voc. sing. : 5 ; c Avavias
‘Avaviay, acc. sing. A ° 5 . id.

‘Avavias, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Ananias, pr. name.
I. A Christian of Jerusalem, Ac.5.1, ete.
II. A Christian of Damascus, Ac.g.12, etc.
INU
avavTippytos |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (a & dvtepd)
L.G.

GVAVTLPPHTHS, ady., pr. without con-

High Priest, Ac. 23.2; 24.1.

not to be contradicted, indisputable.

tradiclion or gainsaying ; without hesila-

tion, promplly.

> ses

avavTippytwv,” gen. pl. : . avavrTippntos
avavTippytas,! adv. . 5 . . id.
évd€vor,s nom. pl. mase. j avaé.os

dvagios |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & détos) in-
adequate, wnworthy.

a Jno. 8.7. 61Thes. 1. 10. ce Ep. 4. 23.

e Ac. 19.36.

avarravw |, fut. aviow, ($ 13. tab. M) (ava & ravw)
to cause to rest, to soothe, refresh, Mat.
11. 28, et al.; mid. to take rest, repose,
refreshment, Mat. 26.45, et al.; to have
a fixed place of rest, abide, dwell, 1 Pe.4.14.
avamavots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
rest, intermission, Mat.11.29; Re. 4.8;
14.11; meton. place of rest, fixed habiia-
tion, Mat, 12.43; Lu. 11. 24.
avarrelOw
dvare(Ow |, fut. eam (§ 23. rem. 1. ¢) (dva &

mei) to persuade to a different opinion,

évarreiber," 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. .

to seduce.
dvametpos |, ov, 6, 7, Same signif. as dvamypos (?).
avamreipous, ace. pl. mase.—B. D. Ln. . .
dvamrpous, Rec.Gr.Sch.Taf.(Lu.14.13,21) f “V°7*1POS
avaréur |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ava &
TET) to send back, Phile.11; to send
up, remit to a tribunal, Lu. 23. 7, 11, 15.
avaTrepwo, 1 p. sing. aor. 1, subj—A.Ln.Tdf.) , s
Teno, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 25. 21) “ bc

, a a eee
ava7reravrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. avaTrave

dvamecot, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. . avarlatw
avarece, 2 p. Sing. aor. 2, imper.—A.Sch.Tdf. 4
avarrecat, Gr. avamrecor, Rec. (Lu.14.10) \ ‘
dvarecetv, aor. 2, infin. (§.37. rem. 1) : id.
dvamecov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . 3 id.
avarecuv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
dvarnodw, |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ava &

Toda ) to leap up.
dvarndyjoas,' nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1—
Jy IDE Win Mobi 4 :
avaords, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 10. 50)
(§ 7. rem. 2) (dva & aypds,

3 ,
avarndaw

ce

> / ¢
dvaanpos |, ov, 6, 1),

F Ac. 10. 29. 91Co.6.2. h Ac. 18.13. t Mar. 10. 50.

ava

maimed) maimed, deprived of some member of the

body, or at least of its use, Lu. 14. 13, 21.
avamnpovs, ace. pl. masc. avamrnpos
avarinrw |, fut. rerotpat, aor. 2, dverecov, (§ 37.

rem. 1) (ava & mTiTTo) to fail or recline

backwards ; to recline at table, etc., Lu.
11.37, et al.; to throw one’s self back,

Inon2n720:
avarAnpovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) : : ; . dvarrAnpow
dvarAnpow, &], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ava &

T)Anpow ) to fill wp, complete, 1 Thes. 2. 6;

to fulfil, confirm, as a prophecy by the

event, Mat. 13.14; to fill the place of any

one, 1 Co. 14.16; to supply, make good,

1 Co. 16.17; Phi. 2. 30; to observe fully,

keep, the law, Ga. 6. 2.

dvatAynpoy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . dvamAnpdw

avarAnpGoat, aor. 1, infin. act. : " id.
avatAnpwoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
avatrAnpwcere, 2 p. pl. fut. act.—B. Ln. ee <4

avaTAnpooate, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Gal.6.2) :
dvarAnpwon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.

dvamro\dyntos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & do-
Aoyéopar) inexcusable, Ro. 1.20; 2.1.
LG.

avaTo\oyyrous, acc. pl. mase. - dvarrodoyyTos
avarparte |, fut. &w, to exact, to demand.
avdrret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. avanrTw
avarTvEas,* nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. dvarticcw
dvartvaow |, fut. gw, (§ 26. rem. 3) (va &

TTVTTW) to roll back, unrol, unfold.
dvarrw |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ava & amrTW )

to light, kindle, set on fire, Lu. 12.49;

ING, Ye, D9 SEL, Bo Sie
dvapisnros,” ov, 6, 4, (§7. rem. 2) (é & dpiOuds)

innumerable.
avacete, 3 pers. sing. pres. indie. act. dvacetw
dvaceia |, fut. efow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ava & ceiw)

pr. to shake up; met. to stir up, instigate,

Mar. 15.11; Lu. 23. 5.
dvackevatovres,° nom. pl. masc. part. pres. dvacKxevdlw
avackevale |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ava &

oKevalu, from OKEDOS) pr. to collect one’s

effects or baggage, (oxevn) in order to

remove; to lay waste by carrying off or

destroying every thing; met. to unsettle,

pervert, subvert.

a Lu. 4.17. 6 We.11.12.

e Ac. 15. 24.

os) QVaACT

,
avacTau

avaoracel, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. é

avaoraw, o |, fut. aow, (a), (§ 22. rem. 2) (avd. &
odo ) to draw up, to draw out, Lu.14.5;
(a).

i re ,
avactTa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. by apocope for

ACH ITs 10.

avaornO, (§ 29. rem. 2) . avioTnpe
avacray, nom. sing. neut. part. aor.2 . : id.
avacravres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 F id.
avaordas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . : id.
avaoTaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 : id.
dvactace, dat. sing. avacracts
dvaoTacews, gen. sing. ; , : id.
avécTacw, acc. sing. . . . : id.
avacTacts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) avioTn pe
avaotatrovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. avacTatow
aVATTATOW, o|, fut. dew, (§ 20. tab. T) avioTnpt
avacraTwoavres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.1 évacTaTow
avactraTooas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
dvacravpotyTas,* acc. pl. masc. part. pres. avacTavpow

avacTavpow, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ava &
oTavpdw) pr. to crucify ; met. to crucify
by indignity.

dvactevate |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2) (ava &
orevac) to sigh, groan deeply.

évacrevaéas,” nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 — dvacrevatw

avaoTn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 29. tab. X) avioTHpe

dvaornbt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. : id.
dvaotyvat, aor.2, infin, . : 5 : id.
dvactyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
dvaotnoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. act. . : id.
avactnoev, fut. inf. act—Ree. Sch. . |
Gr. Tdf. om. the words 76 Kata odpKo. F id.
dvactyoew TOV Xp. (Ac. 2.30) Jj
GVATTHOETAL, 3 p. sing. fut. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) id.
GVACTHOOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid. ; ; id.
avaoTnow, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. : : id.

dvaotpapyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. pass.

(§ 24. rem. 10) 9 c ¢ avactpepw
avactpépeoOar, pres. infin. mid. Q : id.
avaotpepopevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
avactpedbopevov, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. : id.

avaotpéede |, fut. Yo, (§ 23,2) Teme Ie a) (ava &
oTpedw) to overturn, throw down, Jno.

Palit LONNIE NOGCR a TELUTI NCA z 2)

mid. avacTpepop.an, aor 2,

form)

15. 16;

(pass. aveotpapyy, to abide,

spend time, Mat.17. 22; to live, 16

conduct Vvones. ‘self, 2i\Co. 1. 12); “Ep:

d He. 6. 6. e Mar. 8.12.

aAVaOT 26

avanru

Py ayy IA Bo Ge lela, Sp Tee Mesa ye 2) ete:
2.18; to gaze, He. ro. 33.

dvactpopy, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
conversation, mode of life, conduct, deport-

ment, Ga. 1. 13, et al.

dvactpe artes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | avactpéepw
dvacTpeya, 1 pers. sing. fut. ; ; 5 id.
avaotpodais, dat. pl. évacTpopy
évaotpody |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . avactpepa
avaotpopy, dat. sing. évaatpopy
dvaotpodpyy, acc. sing. . , : : id.
avactpopys, gen. sing. : ? ; id.
dvacra@ot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. (§ 29. tab.X) dviotrne
avaraéacba,* aor. 1, infin. : dvardocopat

avatdooopar |, fut. rd£oar, (§ 23. rem. 7) (avd
& tdcow) pr. to arrange; hence, to com-

pose. L.G.

avatefpappévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 35. rem. 9) avatpepa
GyvatetAaytos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 dvatéA\Aw
dvateiAn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
avatéAXe, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. ; ‘ id.
avaréAAovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.

dvaréAXo |, fut. zeXO, aor.1, dyererda, (§ 27.
rem. 1. b. d) (ava & ré\Xw, to make to
rise) to cause to rise, Mat. 5.45; intrans.
to rise, as the sun, stars, etc, Mat. 4. 16,
et al.; to spring by birth, He. 7. 14.

avatoAn, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. a
rising of the sun,ete.; the place of rising,
the east, as also pl. avatoAat, Mat.2.1,2,
et al.; met.dhedawn orday-spring, Lu.1.78.

advaréraAke, 3 p. sing. perf. indic. (§ 27. rem. 2.b) dvaréAdw

avatiOnu, mid. dvariMepar|, (§ 28. tab. V. W)
aor. 2, dvebeunv, (ava & riOnr) to
submit to a person’s consideration a state-
ment or report of matters, Ac. 25. 14;
Galazn2:

avaeya, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
(a later equivalent to ava0npa) a devoted
thing, but ordinarily in a bad sense, a
person or thing accursed, Ro. 9.3; 1 Co.
12.3; 16 22; Gal.1.8,9; @ curse, exe-
ciation, anathema, Ac. 23. 14.

avabeparilu, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to declare any one to be avaepo ; to
curse, bind by a curse, Mar.14. 71; Ac.
POMUA TAL etn XOX.

aLu.1.1,

b1 Pe. 4. 4,

dvaOnpa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a gift or
offering consecrated to God, Lu. 21. 5.

avatoAy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) avateAXo
dvatody, dat. sing. dvarohy
dvatoAns, gen. sing. . j : : id.
avaro\ov, gen. pl. . j : ‘ 6 id.
dvatpérovoet, 3 pers. pl. pres. indic. act. avatperea

dvatpére |, fut. Yo, (G5 232 xems Je a) (ava &

TpeTo) pr. to overturn, overthrow ; met.

to subvert, corrupt, 2 Ti. 2.18; Tit. 1.11.
dvatpépe |, fut. Opdvu, (§ 35. rem. 4) perf. pass.

avaTéOpapypor, (§ 35. rem. 9) aor. 2,

pass. dverpadny, (a), (§ 24. rem. 10) (ava

& Tpéhw) to nurse, as an infant, Ac.

7.20; to bring up, educate, Ac.7.21; 22.3.
avahaiver bar, pres. infin. pass. . ‘ 4 avadatve
avapaivw |, fut. davd, (§ 27. rem. 4. b) (ava &

paivw) to bring to light, display ; mid.

and pass. to appear, Lu.19.11; a nautical

term, to come in sight of, Ac. 21. 3.

dvadavevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(Sa27aireme4 Sb) eee : 2 avapaive
avaepet, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. act. . dvabepo
avaépev, pres. infin. act. ‘ 5 5 id.

avaépw |, fut. dvoiow, aor. |, avinveyKa, aor. 2,
avnveyKov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (dva & dépw)
to bear or carry upwards, lead up, Mat.
17.1, et al.; to offer sacrifices, He. 7. 27,
et al.; to bear aloft or sustain a burden,
as sins, 1 Pe. 2.24; He. 9. 28.
dvapépwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . avahéepw
avadwvew, o |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ava &
pwvew) to exclaim, cry out, Lu. 1. 42.

bé om. pl. mas rt. aor. 1, pass IV
avaxVevTes, MOM. pl. Mase. part. aor. 1, Pass. avayo
avaxOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . P id.

- ,
avaxvow,’ acc. sing. aVaXVvots

dvaxiars |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) (dvayéw, to
pour out) a pouring out; met. excess. L.G.
dvaxwpetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . avaxwpeea
avaxopen, o |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ava &
Xwpew ) to go backward; to depurt, go
away, Mat. 2.12, et al.; to withdraw,

retire, Mat.g.24; Ac. 23.19; 26.31.

GVAXWPNTAYTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 avaxwpea
GVAXWOPNTAVTWY, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
avaXwopyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . id.
avawavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 averto
avaiveews,” gen. sing. avawvets

e Ac. 3.19.

EO eT

avanpu 27

aVvEKp

dvavéis |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
avayv&u, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, subj—D. . }
ovvavaratcwpat, Rec. Gr. Sch. . id.
Tdf. om. (Ro. 15. 32)
évavo |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (ava & Pix)
to recreate by fresh air; to refresh, cheer,
2 Ti. 1.16. (0).

dvaivéss, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
a refreshing coolness after heat; met.

avayvxo

refreshing, recreation, rest. L.G.
avopa, ace. sing. (§ 6. rem. 2) . F - avnp
avépamrod.otats,” dat. pl. avOpamrod.aTns
évSparrodiaTys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (dvdpa-

qooov, & slave) a man-stealer, kidnapper.

avopas, acc. pl. . . . : . avnp
avopact, dat. pl. . ; F ; j id.
Avopéa, dat. sing. . ; F : : ‘Avépéas
‘Avopeay, acc. sing. ; ; ; rf id.

‘Avopéas, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Andrew, pr. name.

Avdpéov, gen. sing. Avopéas
GvOpes, nom. and voc. pl. : : ‘ avnp
avopt, dat. sing. : ; : : ; id.
dvdpilerbe,’ 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. avopilen
dvopile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) ; - avyp

Avdpovixoy,” acc. sing. ‘Avopovikos
‘Avdpovikos |, ov, 6, Andronicus, pr. name, (§ 3.

tab. C. a).
dvdpos, gen. sing. . : P : ee
avopopovots,* dat. pl. dvSpéovos

avdpopovos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (dvjp & fovos)
a homicide, man-slayer, murderer.

dvéyKAyrOos, ov, 0, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & éyxadéw) not ar-
raigned; unblamabie, irreproachable, 1 Co.

Hots (Cob Tema WAM R eis ely Mbt Tal), Fe
dveykAyTous, acc. pl. masc. avéyk\yros
dveyvwpicOn,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. - dvayvupiles
dvéyvwcay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. ($ 31.rem.1.d) dvaywoaKe
avéyvure, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 3) id.

avedev€e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. dvadelxvupue
avelnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind... dvalaw
ave(noe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. ; id.
aveCytovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. dvalnrén

aveOaXere,s 2p. pl. aor. 2, ind. ($ 27. rem.3.b) dvadAAw

dveOcpatioaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. avabepatiles
dveGewaricav, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id.
aveHéunv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. dvariOnpu
aveGero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, mid. (§ 28. tab. W) id.
avéOy, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 32. tab. CC) divine
aveOpéparo, 3 p.s. aor.1, ind. mid. (§ 35.rem.4) dvatpédw
avetX\ay, 3 p.pl.aor.1,($35.rem.12)—A].Ln.Tdf. : ¢
avetAov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. ro. oil Oe
dvetAaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, mid.—Gr. Tdf. ;
avetAero, Rec. Sch. (Ac. 7. 21) i as
avet\e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, indic. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
avet\es, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. ; id.
avei\ere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. : : id.
avelAero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. ? id.
avetAov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. : 4 id.

dvetyeoOe, 2 pers. pl. imperf.—Gr. Sch. Taf. 3
5 , avexopae
nvetxeabe, Rec. dvéyeoOe, B. (2Co.11.4) XOP:
avexafice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. dvaxabilu

dvexduyynros |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (4 & &xduy-

évopov, gen. pl. F - i ; ‘ avnp yéopa) which cannot be related, inex-
aveBaivonev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. avaPaiv pressible, unutterable. L.G. ;
aveBatvoy, 3 pers. pl.imperf. —. E : id. avexdunynto,” dat. sing. fem. dvexduyynros
dveBaXero,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, mid. 6 dvafsadXw | avexAaAnTos, | ov, 6, 77, ($7. rem. 2) (4 & éxAadr€w)
dvéBy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, (§ 31. rem. 1. d) dvaBaivw unspeakable, ineffable. L.G.
aveBynpev, 2 pers. pl. aor.2.—A.C. Tdf. . ; A dvexadijre,' dat. sing. fem. dvexhdéAnros
éreBnpev, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 21. 6) . dvéxeiro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. dvdxerpar
aveBnv, | pers. sing. aor.2, (§ 37. rem. 1). id. avéxXeurrov," ace. sing. masc, avéx\eurtos
aveBnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . : id. dvéxewTT0s |, ov, 6,7), (§ 7. rem. 2) (@& ext)
aveBAeWa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. avafsrérw unfailing, exhaustless. L.G.
aveBreWar, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id. avexr(On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. évakAWww
aveBrefe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : F id. évékAway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
dveBonoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. dvaBodw | dvékdwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
avey(vorke,~ 3 pers. sing. imperf. avaywooKo dvexowe,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Gvako7Tw
dvéykAnrToU, nom. pl. masc. avéyxAyTOos aveKpiyovs 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind —B. Tdf. Ge
dvéykhyrov, ace. sing. masc. ; : c id. dvexpagav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 23. 18) i p
asi Le 10: 61 Co. 16.13. e Ro. 16.7. @1 %i.1.9. e Ac. 2-4. 22: f Ae. 7.13. g Phi. 4.10.
h2Co.9.15. t1 Pe.1.8. k Lu, 12.33. UG ania

QveKp 28 avery

= =
dvéxpa&av, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; . dvaxpdlw | aveEixaxov,/ acc. sing. masc. : : - ave&ixakos
dvéxpa&e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ‘ id. dveEixaxos |, ov, 6, 4, ($7. rem. 2) (dvéyopor &
avextos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. Fa) . : - avéxojrar kaxos) enduring or patient under evils
GVEKTOTEPOY, neut. sing. compar. (§ 8. rem. 4) dyex7ds and injuries. L.G.
dveAaBere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . dvarapPBaver aveEtxviacrtot, nom. pl. fem. . : : dveetyviagtos
aveenjovas,” acc. pl, masc. - : - dvehejpov | aveEtxviactos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4
avehenpov |, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7- tab. G.a, and rem. 4) eLixvidtw), to track out, tyvos, 4 track
(a & eAenpwv) unmerciful, uncompas- which cannot be explored, inscrutable, in-
sionate, cruel. comprehensible, Ro.11.33; Ep.3.8. LXX.
aveXet, 3 pers. sing. fut—Al. Ln. Tdf. ‘ il at at ae aveEtyviac ror, acc. sing. masc. . A aveEixviaartes
dvaddoet, Rec Gr. Sch. (2 Thes.2.8) J P dvéojas, 1 pers. sing. fut. (§ 23. rem. 1. b) dvéyopat
aveXely, aor. 2, infin. act. . : c : id. avéEovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. : : 3 id.
dvé\eos,’ ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & ENeos) pili- dveraicxuvTov,’ acc. sing. masc. - dverrairyvytos
less——Al- Enviada. 2: 133) dveraicxvvros |, ov, 0, 1”); (§ 7. rem. 2) (a &
dvitews, Rec. Gr. Sch. dvéAews, B. €TOLTXUVOJLAL) without cause of shame,
aveAnupOy, 3 p. sing. aor.1, ind. pass—Ln. ) Fide ero ean irreproachable. N.T.
avednpOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac.1.2 2) f B averavoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . . avarravw
averybOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. averepipa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - avaTeTe
(§ 36. rem. 2) é : : id. avereue, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . . id.
aveAvOy, (&) 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.—D.) ees averecay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 35. rem. 12)
dvéOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Ac. 16.26) f SVN eB eRag eon & : avaarlont
aveAwot, 3 p. pl. aor. 2; subj. act. (§ 36. rem. 1) avaipew averecov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 6. 40) J
évepilopevo,” dat. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. dveuilo avereoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, indic. : ; id.
avepice |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) ; - G@VvEpos averecov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. é ; id.
avenvyo On, 3 pers. sing. aor. Ike ind. pass. . GVO[LULY TK averriAnrrot, nom. pl. masc. ; . averiAnmTos
aVvELoL, nom. pl. - : é : , GvEeLos averriAnmrtov, acc. sing. masc. and fem. : id.
Gvéous, dat. pl. . : : : : id. dveriAnmros |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & ém-
aVvEfLOV, aCe mSINngan ale 3 ; ; , id. Aap Bavw) pr. not to be laid hold of; met.
irreprehensible, unblamable, 1 Ti. 3. 2;
AVELOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the wind ; met. io 7/5 Os Wwéls
a wind of shifting doctrine, Ep. 4. 14. dverAjpwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . dvamrAnpow
dvenile, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to dverpaéa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, indic—A. . P A
agilate with the wind ; pass. to be agitated av éxpaga, Rec. Gr. Sch.Tdf. (Lu. et oe
or driven by the wind. L.G. dvep, voc. sing. (§ 6. rem. 2) . . - avnp
dvéuov, gen. sing. : : : ; aVE}LOS dvepxopar|, fut. dveAevoopuar, aor.2, évpdOor,
dvésous, acc. pl. . ; ; i ; id. ($ 36. rem. 1) (dva & epxopac) to as-
ave, dat. sing. . : ; 4 , id. cend, go up, Jno.6.3; Gal. 1.17, 18.
évguwv, gen. pl. : ‘ ; ; ‘ id. adveceoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, indic. act. . avacetw
avévoextov,? nom. sing. neut. . ; ; dvévdextos | aveow, acc. sing. . ‘ : : . avecis
avévdextos |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem.2) (4 & evdéyeran, it dveois, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) : : avinpe
is possible) impossible, what cannot be. N.T. dveovagOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. =. dvaoraw
avevéyKan, aor. 1, infin. act. (§ 36. rem.1) avahépw aveorn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, (§ 29. tab. X) . avioTnpe
dvevéyxas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 id. ies: 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . . id.
avev7es, nom.pl.masc. part. aor.2, (§ 32. tab.CC) avinp aveaTnore, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . id.
dveveyKety, aor. 2, infin. act. ; , - dvadépw aveotpapypev, 1 p.pl.aor.2, pass. (§ 24. rem. 10) avactpédw
avefepevvnra.,” nom. pl. neut. : - avefepevvntos aveotpee, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. C . id.
ave£epesvqros ], is va 4, as oy SUT ateni2) GvVETXOLLNV, 1 p. sing. imperf.—A. B. Ln. —- he
(4 & e€epevydw) unsearchable, inscrutable, jverxounv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 18. 14) ee

« Ro. 1.31. 6b Ja. 2.13. ce Ja. 1.6; d Gu. 17.1. e Ro. 11.33. J 2 Ti, 2. 24. g 2 Ti. 2.15.

GQVETQA

o

averadew, pres. infin. act. averala
averaler Gan, pres. infin. pass. , A “ id.
daverato |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to examine
thoroughly; to examine by torture, Ac.
Mi, Oi POs LPR
avéreiXe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. ($27.rem.1.d) dvaréA\Xw
avetpady, 3 p. sing. aor.2, pass. (§ 24. rem. 10) avatpéepw
avev, prep. governing the gen., without, Mat.10.29;
iE Rights Pls).
avevieros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & e’Oeros)

not commodious, inconvenient. N.T.
,
avevGerov,? gen. sing. masc. avevberos
évevpav, 3 p. pl. aor. 1, (§ 35. rem. 6 —B.

dvedpov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Lu. 2. 16) eee oe

36. rem. 4) (ava &
eupioKw) to find by diligent search, Lu.

dvevpickw |, fut. pow, (§

Fis, TOR INES 2) fe 7

avevpov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, indic. avevpicKw
aVvEUpoVTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 , id.
avepépero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. avahepw
avepuvace,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. évapwvew
avéxeo Can, pres. infin—D. Ln. . 5 ee
avéexeoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (He. 13. at be ers ates
avéxeaGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : - id.
avéxeoOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. - : id.

dvéxopat |, fut. €ouat, imperf. dveryouyy, jveryo-
Py, HVETXOLNY, (§ 34. rem. 1. d) (ava
& exw) to endure patiently, 1 Co. 4.12;
2 Co. 11.20; 2 Thes.1.4; to bear with,
Mat.17.7, et al.;
Ac. 18. 14;

ae

to suffer, admit, permit,
2 CO: Lt ae) Lied) VEE}

22.

avextés, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) toler-

able, supportable, Mat. 10.15; 11.22, 24;

Mar. 6.11; Lu. 10. 12, 14.
dvexope$a, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. avexopar
BVEXSPEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . P id.
avexopycay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. avaxwpew
GVEXOPNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : ‘ id.
dvewids,° od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a nephew.
avadvée,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. dvatiyo
avewye, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2 ind. (§ 25. rem. 4) dvotyw
GvEewyLEVas, acc. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. (§ 37.

rem 1) : : - id.
dvewypevy,~ nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.—}

Gr. Sch. ‘ : : : id.

nvewypéevyn, Rec. Tdf. (Re.4.1) . J

avEewymevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.

6 Lu. 1. 42. e Col, 4. 10.

avd

GvewyLevNs, gen. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. dvotyw
dvewyLevov, acc. sing. m.and neut. part. perf. pass. id.
dvewyL.€vos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
dvewymévous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
dvewy evo, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. : id.
dvewyora, acc. sing. m. part. pert 2 (§ 37. rem.1) id.
avéwke, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . ; id.
avedyxOn, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.(§ 37. rem. 1) id.
avewxOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; : id.
avedxOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
aviyyayov, 3 p.pl.aor. 2, ind. Att. (§13.rem.7.b.d) avayo
aviyyeAav, 3p. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1.d) dvayydAAw
aviyyyetre, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.
avnyyeAn, 3 p. 8. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 27. rem.4.b) id.
id.

aviyyyedXor, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.—B. Ln. Tdf.
éviyyeAay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 14. 27)

avnGov,° ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) anethum, dill,
an aromatic plant.

avnke, 3 pers. sing. perf. indic. avnKw
avyKoy, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. . 4 id.
aVHKOVTO, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. 5 id.

avyxo |, (ava & KO) to come up to, to pertain to;

avyKEL, impers. it is fit, proper, becoming

Col. 3.18; Ep. 5.4; Phile. 8.
évndOe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) avépxomat
avn Por, 1 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. ~ . : id.

avyyepou,! nom. pl. masc. GVIILEPOS
avinpepos |, ov, 6, 9, (3 7. rem. 2) (a4 & npepos,
gentle, mild) ungenile, fierce, ferocious.

avnveyKe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1)

avapéepw
aVIP, avopos, 6, (§ 6. rem. 2) @ male person of
full age and stature, as opposed to a child
or female, 1 Co. 13.11, et al.;
Mat. 1.16, et al.;

individual,

a husband,
a man, human being,

Lu. 11.31, et al.; used also
pleonastically with other nouns and adjec-
tives, Lu. 5.8; Ac. 1.16, et al.

avopilo, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
render brave or manly; mid. to show or

behave one’s self like a man, 1 Co. 16. 13.

avnpéeOn, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 36. rem. 1) avawpew
avnpOn, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23.rem.4) dyvaz7w
avnxn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. 4 avayo
av7xOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
avnxOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
av0’, for dvri; av0’ Gv, on which account, wherefore ;
because.
d2 Ti. 1.16. e Mat. 23. 23. F2 Ti 353.

avbcE

évOéferar, 3 pers. sing. fut. mid. (§ 35. rem. 4) GVTEXOMaL
évOéaTnKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. f avOlornpt
évOerrTnKOTES, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. : id.
avOicravrat, 3 p. pl. pres. ind. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) id.
av@icraro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. . : id.
avoiornp |, dvriotnow, (avti & tornpe)

intrans. aor.2, @yre-
ony, perf. avOgéoryKa, (§ 29. tab.X) and
to oppose, resist, stand out against.

to set in opposition;

mid.,
avOoporoyéoprar, otpar|, ($17. tab. Q) (av7t &
dpodoyێw) pr. to come to an agreement ;
hence, to confess openly what is due; to

confess, give thanks, render praise, Lu.2.38.

av0os, €0S, OVS, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a flower,
Jari kO; X05) L beat. 245) bis:

avOpakas,* acc. pl. . avOpag
évOpaxid, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. ei id.
avépaxay, acc. sing. avOpakud.
avOpaé |, axos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) @ coal, burn-

ing coal.

avOpaktd, ds, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a mass or heap of live coals, Jno.

18.18; 21.9.
avOpwrdpeckot, nom. pl. masc. avOpwmrdperkos

avOpwmdpeckos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (dvOpwios
& apecK ) desirous of pleasing men, Ep.

6.6; Col.3.22. LXX.

avopwre, voc. sing. avOpurros
avOpwrivy, dat. sing. fem. . avOpwrwvos
avOpwrivys, gen. sing. fem. . 5 : id.
avOpurwov, ace. sing. neut. = : z id.
avOpaézwos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) avO@pwros
évOpwriver, gen. pl—Al. Ln. Tdf. 5 6 p

évOparev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 17. 25) f See ee
avopwrot, nom. pl. : : : » avOpwrros
GvOpwrots, dat. pl. : ; : ‘ id.

dvOpwroKtovos, ov, 6, 7, (8 3. tab. C. a) (avOpw-
aos & KTelvw) a homicide, murderer, Jno.
tip CLG AMANO Beate

avOpwrov, acc. sing. avOpwros

avOpwros, ov, 6, #7, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a human

being, Jno.16.21; Phi.2.7, et al.; an
used also
Mat.
11.19, et al.; met. the spiritual frame of
the
Pes.

individual, Ro.3.28, et al. freq.;

pleonastically with other words,

inner man, Ro. 7. 22; Ep. 3. 16;

a Ro. 12. 20. 6 Ac. 18.12.

OVIOT

évOpwrivos, n, ov, ($ 7. tab. F. a) human,

belonging to man, | Co. 2. 4,13; 4.33

10.13; Ja. 3.7; 1 Pe. 2.13; suited to

man, Ro. 6. 19.
avOpdrrov, gen. sing. avOpwrros
dvOpw7ous, acc. pl. : F : , id.
avOpd7w, dat. sing. : : c : id.
avOparuy, gen. pl. . i 4 z ; id.

avOurarevovros,® gen. sing. masc. part. pres.
—Rec. Gr. Sch.
avOurdrov 6vros, Al. Ln.Tdf. (Ac. 18.12)

GvOurarevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) . avOdvratos
avOv7aTot, nom. pl. . ; ; ; id.
avOirarov, acc. sing. : 3 id.
6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (arr we UTaros,
a hee a proconsul, Ac. 13. 7, 8, 12;
19.38. L.G.

évOurarevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
to be proconsul, Ac. 18. 12.

E) ,
avOuraretw

avOv7aros, ov,

avOurarov, gen. sing—Al. Ln. Tdf. = ee
avOurarevovtos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac.18.1 at dvvmaros
avOuTratw, dat. sing. : 5 : : id.
dvOuwporoyeiro,” 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 34.
rem. 1. a. b) GvOopooyéopat
éviévtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. avinwe

dvénpe], fut. dvjow, aor. 2, dvfv, subj. dv, aor. 1,
pass. aveOnv, (§9325itabsCC) (ava &
int) to loose, slacken, Ac. 27.40; to un-
bind, unfasten, Ac.16.26;
with, Ep.6.9; to leave or neglect, He.13.5.

aveots, €ws, 1), (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr. the
relaxing of a state of constraint ;

to omit, dispense

relaxa-
tion of rigour of confinement, Ac. 24. 23;
met. ease, rest, peace, tranquillity, 2 Co.
Yo UWA Ya GR Gio t8 Mn, Ny Ys
dvideus,4 w, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. F. b, and rem. 3) (4
& iAews) uncompassionate, unmerciful,
stern. N.T.
avirrous, dat. pl. fem.
dvimtos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a4 & virtw) un-
washed, Mat. 15.20; Mar. 7. 2, 5.

”
GVLTTTOS

GVLOTELEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. avioTnpe
éviaracOat, pres. infin. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) . id.
avioratrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. : id.

dviornpe |, fut. dvarrice, aor. 1, évérrnoa, (§ 29.
tab. X) trans. to cause to stand up or rise,
Ac.g.41; to raise up, as the dead, Jno.
6. 39, et al.; to raise up into existence,

e Lu. 2. 38. d Ja.2.13

Mat. 22. 24, et al.; intrans. aor. 2, dyéorny,

imperat. avacrnit, avaora, and mid.,
to rise up, Mat. 9.9, et al.; to rise up into
existence, Ac. 7.18; 20. 30.

dvacracts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
a raising or rising up; resurrection, Mat.
22. 23, et al.; meton. the author of resur-
rection, Jno.11.25; met. an uprising into
a state of higher advancement and blessed-
ness, Lu. 2. 34.

dvacraTow, &, fut. wow, (§ 20.
tab. T) ie. dvagcratov zoey, to lay
waste, destroy; to disturb, throw into com-
motion, Ac. 17.6; to excite to sedition and
tumult, Ac. 21.38; to disturb the mind of
any one by doubts, etc.; fo subvert, un-
settle, Gal.5.12. L.G.

“Avva," 4S; ”; (§ 2. rem. 3) Anna, pr. name.

“Avva, gen. sing. e . . . e “Avvas
“Avvay, acc. sing. . . . . id.
“"Avvas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Annas, pr. name.

avonrot, nom. and voc. pl. masc. : : avonTos
avoyTots, dat. p]. masc. 5 fe 5 id.

dvonros, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (d& & voéw) inconsi-
derate, unintelligent, unwise; Lu.24.25; Ro.

1.14; Gal.3.1,3; Tit.3.3; brutish, 1 Ti.6.9.
avonrous, ace. pl. fem. F 6 : é aVvOnTOS
avowa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (a &

vows ) want of understanding ; folly, rash-

ness, madness, Lu. 6.11; 2 Ti. 3.9.

oO:

dvotas, gen. sing. . A * ° avo.
avolyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : ? dvotyw
avotyew, pres. infin. act. : : : id.
dvotyerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass.—B. a
avolynoera, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 7.8)
GVOLYNO ETAL, 3 vers. sing. fut. 2, pass. . F id.
dvotyw |, fut. dvotfw, aor. 1, dvéwfa, nvorta, pert.
avewxa,, (§ 37. rem. 1) (ava & oly)
trans. fo open, Mat. 2.11, et al.; intrans.
perf. 2, avewya, perf. pass. dvéwyp.ct,
WVEewy Lat, aor. 1, pass. aveodxOnyv, aVve-
@xOnv, HvotyOnv, to be opened, to be open,
Mat. 3.16; Jno. 1. 52, et al.
* dvovkis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) an
opening, act of opening, Ep. 6. 19.
avotyov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . avolyw
avovyaot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass —Al. Ln. “e

dvorx9aor, Rec.Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 20.33) §

a Lu. 2, 36.

aVOXN

dvorxodopéw, @}, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (dvd & oixodo-

pew) to rebuild, Ac. 15. 16, bis.

dvotkooouyow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. évouKodopéa
avotcat, aor. 1, infin. act. ¢ ; F avotyw
dvolfavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . : id.
avotéas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
avoteet,” dat. sing. . . . . 3 avoueus
avolEn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. , avolyw
avoukts |, EWS, ” (§ 5. tab. E. @) 6 - id.
dvovfov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. 3 id.
avot&w, 1 pers. sing. fut. act. ‘ F ; id.
avotéwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ; id.
avo.xOyncerat, 3 p.sing. fut. 1, pass —Const. Tdf. ‘d
avoryynrerat, Rec.Gr.Sch.Ln.(Lu.1 1.9, ‘at :
avorxGacr, 3 p. pl. aor.1, subj. pass. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
avopia, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) é cVOJLOS
avop.ia., dat. sing. A 3 7 avopia
dvopiat, omy ple wees é ; ; . id.
avopiav, acc. sing. : ; \ i id.
dvopias, gen. sing. . 3 : ‘ ; id.
GVO[LLOY, gen. pl. : : 5 é id.
éyopots, dat. pl. masc. j ‘ : - dvojos

dvop1os, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (é & vopos) law-

less, without law, not subject to law, 1 Co.
9.21; lawless, violating iaw, wicked, im-
pious, Ac.2.23, et al.; a transgressor, Mar.
ss I MDDS A. Siy/n

dvopta, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) lawlessness; violation of law, 1 Jno.
3-4; iniquity, sin, Mat. 7. 23, et al.

GVOMWS, adv. without the intervention
of law, Ro.2.12, bis.

+
avopLovs, acc. pl. masc. : : . G.VO}LOS
dvopov, gen. pl. : ; ; : : ts
AVO[LOS, adv. . . id.

avopOsu, o], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (dva &
6p96u) to restore to straightness or erect-
ness, Lu.13.13; to re-invigorate, He.12.12;
to re-erect, Ac. 15. 16.

=) ,
dvopOdcate, 2 pers. pl. aor.], imper. . : avop0ow

dvopOacw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
avocwol, nom. pl. masc. . . . . GVOCLOS
dvoctots, dat. pl. mase. ° : : id.

dvécvos], ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & dows,
pious) impious, unholy, 1 Ti.1.9; 2 Ti.3.2.

dvoxy |, 7s, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (avéxopar) for-
bearance, patience, Ro. 2.4; 3.26.

ry rn d . > ,
aVOXN); at. sing. - : : ° - avoxn

6 Ep. 6.19.

avoxXn

Gvoxns, gen. sing. : ; dvoyy
avraywviCopLevol,” nom. pl. masc. part. pres. avrayoviCop.at
avraywvilojas |, fut. (ropat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ayré

& dywvi€opar) to contend, strive against.
dvta\Naypa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (dvtad-

Adoow, to exchange) a price paid in ex-

change for a thing ; compensation, equiva-

£5
lent ransom, Mat. 16. 26; Mar. 8. 37.
dvravaTAnpdw,’ &, fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. T) (ayri
& avaTAnpow ) to fill up, complete, supply.
dvrarrodtbwe |, fut. Saou, 20r.2, dvraréduyv, (§ 30.
tab. Z) aor. 1, pass. dyramedo@nv, (§ 30.
rem. 4) (dvri & darodiSwpu) to repay,
requite, recompense, Lu. 14.14, bis; Ro.
Tighe 2409; hes. 3.9; 2 Thes-126;
He. 10.30.
dyra7rddop1a, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

requital, recompense, retribution, LU.14.12;

2 OVTLK

to be devoted to any one, Lu. 16.13; Tit. 1.9; to
exercise a zealous care for any one, 1 Thes.
io lire

GvTExXopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. .

GVTEXopat

> . .
QUTL, Pr. over against ; hence, in correspondence to,

answering to, Jno. 1.16; in place of, Mat.

2.22, et al.; in retribution or return for,
Mat. 5. 38, et al.; in consideration of, He.
12.2,16; on account of, Mat.17.27; dv@’
dv, because, Lu. 1. 20, et al.

av7iBaddere,”

2 pers. pl. pres.ind. . :

a7 SadrXw

: dv7Baddw |, (avi & Baddow) pr. to throw or toss

from one to another; met. to agitate, to

converse or discourse about.
dvTiduabewevovs, acc. pl. mase. part. aor. 2,)
oye (Oe

av7idiaTiGemevous, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf.‘ dvr Bearifnpe

Ro. 11.9. UXX. (OANA AR) | ¢ : F
dvrardodocts, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dvriaTiOcévous,/ acc. pl. m. part. pres. mid. id.
recompense, reward, Col. 3. 24. avrd.iatiOnus |, (avtt & SrariOnpr) to set opposite;
GvrarodoOncerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. dyrarodidwpu mid. to be of an opposite opinion, to be
avTarooopa, TOS, 70, @e4tabss Dc) pea. : id. adverse; part. avToiatiéevos, opponent,
avramrodscews, gen. sing.—A. . = ee “9 L.G.
drrokadvivews, necesito.) a | llavatSikossons ac: y, ($3. tab. C. a) (dvri & dixn)
évramédoct,” acc. sing. . - é id. an opponent in a lawsuit, Mat. 5. 25,
dvramrodocts |, ews, 7), (§ 5. tab. E. c) avTaToolowUL bis; Lu. 12.58; 18.3; an adversary,
GyTarooovvat, aor. 2, infin. act. . ° . id. 1 Pe. 5. 8.
avtamodmow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id. avriotkov, gen. sing. masc. dvriduxos
dvramokpiOyjvat, aor. 1, infin, —. - dvTaToxpivopat | avTidixm, dat. sing. masc. : ; 2 id.
avTaroxpivojat |, aor. 1, ( pass. form) avramrekplOny, Bcibdaene acc. pl. . . avrieots
(t) (§ 27. rem. 3) (dy7é & dzroxpivopat) avriGears |, ews, %, (§ 5. tab. E.c) (dri & xiOnpst)
to answer, speak in answer, Lu. 14.6; to pr. opposition ; hence, @ question proposed
reply against, contradict, dispute, Ro.g.20. for dispute, disputation.
LXX, avrikabiornpu |, fut. KaraoTyow, (5 29. tab. X)
GV TATOKpLVOjLEVOS, nom. s. m. part. pres. évTamroKpivopat (avri & Kabiornps) trans. to set in
avrevretv, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 1) . : dyTiréyo opposition; intrans. aor. 2, dvTiuKaTéoTny,
Gvretrov |, infin. G@yreimety, see Amaia: to withstand, resist, He. 12. 4.
avTeAdBero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. dvTiAapPavopat | avtixadéowot," 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. avTiKkadéw
avréheyov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . dvTiéyw avTiKadew, |, (avré & kadéw ) to invite in return.
avteoudopet,* 3.p.sing.imperf.(§34.rem. 1.a.b) avTWowdopew avriukateoTynre,, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . avrikablioTy ut
dvréoTy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2.—Al. Ln. Taf. Oh dvrikeynar |, fut. efoopas, (§ 33. tab.D.D) (avti &
avOerrnke, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Ti. 4. 15) \ aI ats KEtLaL) pr. to occupy an opposite position;
avTécrny, 1 pers. sing. aor. as ind. (§ 29. tab. X) id. met. to oppose, be adverse to, Ga. 5.17;
avTécoTnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. 5 ‘ id. Lire wos pant. GVTUKELLEVOS, opponent,
avrTéxeoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. GvTEXopan hostile, Lu. 13. 7, et al.
dvréxopat |, fut. dvOéEouar, (§ 35. rem. 4) (avrt avTikelprevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : GvTikeysar
& exw) to hold firmly, cling or adhere to; GvTiKEelevos, Nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
« He. 12.4, 6 Col. 1. 24. e Col. 3. 24 dj}. Pe. 2.23.~ ¢ Lu. 24.17. f 2 Ti. 2. 25. g 1 Ti. 6. 20. hk Lu. 14. 12. i He. 12. 4. ~

QYUTLK
GVTUKELEVOD, dat. sing. masc. part. pres...
Gvrikeyrevov, gen. pl. part. pres. : : id.
dvrixerrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ id.
avTiKpv,“ adv. opposite to, over against—Rec. Gr. Sch.

aytuKpvs, Al. Ln. Tdf.

avTAapPBavecOar, pres. infin. avTAapBavopat
avTAapBavopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

dvtAapdvopat |, fut. Ayfopuat, (§ 36. rem. 2)
(dvriAapBave, to take in turn) to aid,
assist, help, Lu. 1.54; Ac. 20.35; to bea
recipient, 1 Ti. 6. 2.

avridyiis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ce)
aid, assistance; meton. one who aids or
assists, a help, 1 Co. 12. 28.

GvTtA€yet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. avTiéyw
avrid<yerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
dytiAeyomevoy, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
dvtidéyovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
dvtiW€yovtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
dv7ir€yovrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
dytieyovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

avriréyw |, fut. Netw, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,
dyvretrov, (dvri & éyw) to speak against,
contradict ; to gainsay, deny, Lu. 20. 27;
to oppose, Jno. 19.12; Ac. 13.45; 28. 19;
to be

decried, Lu. 2.34; Ac.

RO KON ies its) LO)3852410);) pass.
spoken against,
28. 22.

avrtAoyia, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) contradiction, question, He. 6. 16;
7.73 opposition, rebellion, Jude 11; con-
tumely, He. 12. 3.

dvrujwes,’ ace. pl. ; avrikniis
avTirnyis |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c} avTiAapBavopat
dv7tAoyta |, as, a (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) avTiAeyw
GytiNoyia, dat. sing. avtAoyta.
avttNoylay, ace. sing. . : . c id.
av7Woytias, gen. sing. . id.

dvttAodopew, & |, fut. you, 6 16. tab. b.P) (avel &
Nodopéw) to reproach or revile again or

L.G.

dvritttpov ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (dvrd & AUzpor )

N.T.

avtysetpnOnoerar, 3 p.s.fut.1, pass. ($17.tab.Q) dvtyserpéew

avripetpew, @|, fut. ow, ($ 16. tab. P) (dv7d &

in return, | Pe. 2. 23.

a@ ransom,

* dvTixeypar | dvtyucbia|, as, 7, (§ 2

‘Avrurarpioa,”

33 QVTLT

. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (avri &
pus os ) a retribution, recompense, Ro.
L.G.
Avtwoxea,* acc. sing. . ; : Avrioxeds
‘Avrioxeva |, as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2).—

I. Antioch, the metropolis of Syria, where

127162) Conon rs.

the disciples first received the name of
Christians. —II. Antioch, a city of Pisidia,
NCHEQs LAis wT) Liss Zbl seni Te

’ , ° >
Avtwoxeia, dat. sing. Avtwxeva,
> , . .
Avtioxevay, acc. sing. . : : ° id.

.J / .
Avtvoxetas, gen. sing. . ° 5 5 id.

Artwoxevs |, ews, 0, (§ 5. tab. E. d) an inhabitant
of Antioch.

avruTapéepxojrat |, fut. eXevoouat, aor. 2, 7dOov,
($ 36. rem. 1) (dyré & wrapépxopa.) to
pass over against, to pass along without

L.G.

3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind.

noticing, Lu. 10. 31, 32.
avrurapnrbe, av TUTapepXopLat
‘Avriras, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Antipas, pr. name.—

Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.

Avteizas, A. (Re. 2. 13).
ace. sing. 2 Avruratpis
‘Avrurarpis |, idos, 7, ($ 4. rem. 2. c) Antipatris, a

city of Palestine.

avrirepav,t ady. over against, on the opposite side.

—Ree. Gr. Sch.
avTurépa, A. D. Ln. Tdf. (Lu. 8. 26).
dvrurtrrere,® 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : . avtirirtw

avruriztw |, fut. rerodpuat, (§ 37. rem. 1) (dyri &
TinTw) pr. to fall upon, rush wpon any

one; hence, to resist by force, oppose,

strive against.
aVTLOTHVAL, aor. 25 infin. (§ 29. tab. X) avOiornp
avTloTyTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. a : id.

1 4
aVTLOTPATEVo[LEVOV," acc.sing.masc.part.pr. GVTLOTPATEVO[LAL
avtiotparevopat |, (§ 15. tab.O) (ayri & otparevw)

to war against ; to contravene, oppose.

dvriraocerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid.. @ytitdoow
avTiTagoopEvos, nom. sing. masc. part. pr. mid. id.
GVTUTAT OPEV, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

dvritdoow |, fut. rd€w, (§ 26. rem. 3) (dyti &
TAToW) to post in adverse array, as an
army; mid. fo set one’s self in opposition,
resist, Ac. 18.6; Ro. 13.2; Ja. 5.6; tobe

preTpew ) to measure in return, Lu. 6. 38; averse, Ja. 4.6; 1 Pe.5.5
Mate 7222 NT. avritu7a, acc. pl. neut. avrituTos
avrTypucCiay, acc. sing. . avtyucbia | avritvrov, nom. sing. neut. . ; : id.
a Ac, 20.15. 61 Co. 12. 28; ce] 11.2.6. d Ac.6.5, e Ac, 23.31. JS Lu. 8. 26. g Ac.7.51. h Ro. 7.23.

_

QVUTLT

34

a€tos

dvritiros |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dvré & réios) of cor-
respondent stamp or form; corresponding,

in correspondent fashion, 1 Pe. 3.21; To

avrtuTov, a copy, representation, He.

Q. 24.
GurexptaraaL, nom. pl. avTixpioTos
avTixpioTos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) (avri & Xpr-

oTds) antichrist, an opposer of Christ,

1 Jno; 2.18, 2254.35) 2. Jn0 7.

, . ,
dvrixpiotov, gen. sing. avTixptoTos
wn . ,
dvtActy, pres. infin. act. . ‘ } auaca

avThéw, o |, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P) (dvrXos, a
sink) to draw, e.g. wine, water, etc.; Jno.

2.8,93 4-7, 15.
dv7Anja, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

pr. that which is drawn ; a bucket, vessel
for drawing water. L.G.
dvtAnpa,* atos, 76, acc. sing. avTAeéw
dvrAjoat, aor. 1, infin. act. id.
dvtAnoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
ayvtopOaApety,” pres. infin. . avtopladjuew
avropbarpéew, &|), fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
(avri dpOadpos) pr. to look in
the face, i.e. rectis oculis; met. a
nautical term, to bear up against the
wind. L.G.

dyvopot, nom. pl. fem. avvopos
avidpos |, ov, 6, 1), (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & #up) with-

Py IRD ves, 1G?
rorot avvdpou, ary places, and therefore,
in the East, barren, desert, Mat. 12. 43;

out water, dry, Jude 12.

Lu. 11. 24.
dvvdpov, gen. pl. . dvvSpos
dvuToKptrov, acc. sing. fem. . , dvumé«putos

dvuToKpitos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & tro-
Kptvop.at) unfeigned, real, sincere, Ro.

TAs Ge all ICE
dvuTroKpitov, gen. sing. fem, dvuméxKpttos
dvuTokpitw, dat. sing. fem. id
dvurérakta, acc. pl. neut. Be aociee
dvuTotakrot, nom. pl. masc. id.
dvuTotaKtots, dat. pl. masc. id.
évuTotakTov, acc. sing. neut. id.

dvuToraktos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (&4 & dro-
TATTW) not subjected, not made subor-
dinate, He. 2.8;
disorderly, contumacious, lawless, 1 Ti.1.9;
Rito, ro: L/G.

insubordinate, refractory,

a Jno. 4.11.

6 Ac. 27.15.

aVO, adv. above, Ac.2.19; up, upwards, Jno.11.41; 6, 7,
70, avw, that which is above, Jno. 8. 23,
et al.; €ws dvw, to the top, Ino. 2.7.
dvwbev, adv. of place, from above, from
a higher place, Jno.3.31, et al.; of time,
from the first or

from the source, Lu. 1.33; again, anew,

beginning, Ac. 26.5;

Jno. 3.3, 73 Ga. 4.9; with a preposition,

the top, or upper part, Mat. 27.51.
dvotepikos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)

NGD.

dverepos, a, ov, ($7. rem. 1) (compar.

upper, higher, inland, Ac. 19. 1.

of avo) higher, superior; to a higher place,
L.G.
3oF
avinjer
> / > , > , 3 ,
dvwyEewv, OF avuryatov, OF avwyeov, OF avayELov,
ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. e) (avo & yn) an
upper room or chamber, Mar.14.15; Lu.

Lu.14.10; above, before, He.10.8.

ava, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. 5

22.12

avobev, adv. ‘ 2 ites
avapOabn, 3 p.s. aor. 1, ind. pass. 6 34. rem.1.d) dvopOow
GVOTEPLKG,” acc. pl. neut. . dvotepucds
dvwtepikds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Snes
dvwrepov, neut. sing. used adverbially dvdtepos
dvweXeis, nom. pl. fem. dvodedys
dvodedés, acc. sing. neut. id.

| dvwodeAns |, €os, 6, 7, 76, -és, (8 7. ta G. b) (4

& adedew) useless, unprofitable, Tit.

3.9; He. 7. 18.
a&e, 3 pers. sing. fut.1, ind. act. . ayo
aéva, nom. or acc. pl. neut. ‘ : . a&tos
d&(a, nom. sing. fem. ; id.
agivn, ys, 7, (8 2. tab. B. ae an axe, Mat. 3.

Lu. 3.9. (v).
aévor, nom. pl. mase. ; : i . aéuos
aétoy, nom.sing.neut. or acc. sing. masc. and neut. id.

a&Los, ta, vov, (§ 7. rem. 1) pr..of equal value ;
_ worthy, estimable, Mat. 10. 11, 13, et al.;
worthy of, deserving, either good or evil,
Mat. 10. 10, et al.; correspondent to, Mat.
3.8; Lu.3.83; Ac. 26. 20; comparable,
countervailing, Ro. 8.18; suitable, due,
Lu. 23. 41.
a&idw, @, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
perf. pass. HELOILEL, to judge or esteem
to deem fitting, to
require, Ac. 15.38; 28. 22.

worthy or deserving ;

Se SS SE EE eS Ee ee

ce Ac. 19.1.

a&tov

35 amTaAr

d&iws, adv. worthily, Col. 1.10, et al.; suitably,
in a manner becoming, Ro. 16. 2, et al.

dEvotjer, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . P a&iw
GElous, acc. pl. masc. x : aévos
a&vovcbwcarv, 3p.pl.pres.imper.pass. Pee tab. v) a&iow
aévow, |, fut. Orw, (§ 20. tab. T) . ’ GEvos
akwwOjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. 5 aon
asios, adv. . . . . . GELos
aiwoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . » a&iow
a&éwy, nom. sing. masc. part. fut. act. : ayo
dopura, nom. pl. neut. F d.0paTtos
adparov, acc. sing. masc. . ° ‘s id.

adpatos |, ov, 6, 7, 70, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a &
dpdw) invisible, Ro. 1.20; Col. 1.15, 16;
Abs aie aiGiS Males 306 97/6
Goparou, gen. sing. masc. . : : ’ GOparos
GopaTo, dat. sing. masc. } F 5 id.
Ga’, by apostrophe for dd,

ee 2 p.sing. aor. 2,imper. (§ 13. rem.7.b.d) drayo

amayayere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
arayayov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2. id.
arayyeiAa, aor. 1, infin. act. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) dmayyéAdw
amayyetAare, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. act. . id.
GmayyeXet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
GmayyeAAopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. a id.
dmayyéAXovras, acc. pl. mase. part. pres. act. id.
GmayyéAXovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
drrayyé\\oven, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
GrayyéAdovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.

drayyé\Xw |, fut. yeAG, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 1,
drripyyetda, (§ 27. rem. 1. d) aor. 2, pass.
amnyyeAnv, (§ 27. rem. 4. a) (aro &
ayyé\dw) to enounce that with which
a person is charged, or which is called for
by circumstances; to carry back word,
Mat. 2.8, et al.; to report, Mat. 8. 33,
et al.; to declare plainly, He.2.12; to
announce formally, 1 Jno. 1. 2,

arayye\Awv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. arayyeAdw

SEC IENO: 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
amdyeuw, pres. infin. act—A. Ln. Tdf. Sui
ayew, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 23. 10) = a a
ge, 2 p. pl. pres. imper. act—B. D. ae )
dmaydyere, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mar.14.44)
reeneye!. nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
arayouevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. sate
—B. D. Tdf. id.
dyouévous, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (ta, 21.12) J

amdyovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. : ardyo
amayxw |, fut. dyto, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (ard & ayxo,
to compress) to strangle; mid. to choke or
strangle one’s self, hang one’s self, Mat.27.5.
amdyw |, fut. £w, (8 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, darnyayov,
(§ 13. rem. 7. b. d) aor. 1, pass. am7nxOnv,
(ar & ayo) to lead away, Mat. 26. 57,
et al.; to conduct, Mat. 7.13, 14; pass. to
be led off to execution, Ac. 12.19; met.
to be led astray, seduced, 1 Co. 12. 2.
amatoeutos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & wadevw)
uninstructed, ignorant ; silly, unprofitable.
amauevTous,” acc. pl. fem. amaldevtos
amraipe |, fut. apa, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) aor. 1, pass.
amnpOnv, (§ 27. rem. 3) subj. amrap0a,
(dard & ap) to take away; pass. to be
taken away ; to be withdrawn, Mat.9.15;
Mar. 2. 20;. Lu. 5. 35.
dmrairet, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : OTaLTew
amaitew, ©], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dro &
aitéw) to demand, require, Lu. 12. 20; to
demand back, Lu. 6. 30.
GITALTHTOUCL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.—D. 5 ;
airycovct, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. ae ee Te ae
GmatTovgt, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ‘ ; id.
amadyéw, o], fut. yow, perf. amydynka, (§ 16.
tab. P) (dard & ddyéw, to be in pain,
grieve) pr. to desist from grief; hence, to
become insensible or callous, Ep. 4. 19.
arad\ayjvat, aor. 2, inf. pass —D. .
amyAdx Gor, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Lu.12.58)
daddAdxGar, perf. inf. pass—A. :
amnAddxOat, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. ot:
amraAdaén, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
amahacow |, fut. Ew, aor. 1, pass. dryAdyxOnv,
($ 26. rem. 3, 4) perf. pass. dryANaypa,
(§ 26. rem. 3) aor. 2, pass. amyAaynv,
(§ 26. rem. 3) (aro & dANEoow) to set
free, deliver, set at liberty, He. 2.15; to

. [aradddoow

id.

rid judicially, Lu.12.58; mid. to depart,

remove, Ac. 19. 12.
dra\Adooeo Oat, pres. infin. pass. . ama\Adoow
dmadAotpidw, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) perf.

pass. daydAotpiwpa, (§ 21. tab. U)

(dao & dAXorpidw, 40 alienate) pass. to

be alienated from, be a stranger to; perf.

part. amnAdoTpiwp.évos, alien, Ep. 2. 12;
Avlo; Col. i. 210

amtraXo

36 aTEOW

ATUNOS, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) soft, tender, Mat. 24. 32;
Mar. 13. 28.

Gay, nom. sing. neut. (§ 7. tab. H. b) das
dmavra, acc. sing. masc. . ‘ ‘ : id.
azavra, nom. and acc. pl. neut. i 5 id.
amayras, acc. pl. masc. . A ° id.
aTravTau, ol fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ard &

dvTdaw, to meet) to meet, Mat.28.9, et al.;

to encounter, Lu. 14. 31.

amavrycis, ews, 7, (3 5. tab. E. c)

a meeting, encounter; eis amavTyno, to

meet, Mat. 25.1,6; Ac. 28.15; 1 Thes.

Amie LG.
dmavres, nom. pl. masc. Gras
aravTnoa, aor. ils infifi. : ATAVTAW
amavryoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : id.
Gravrnow, acc. sing. . : : . amavTyots
amdvTyots |, ews, 77, (§ 5. tab. E. c) amravTaw
aravtwv, gen. pl. neut. Hone

amaké, adv. once, 2 Co. 11.25, et al.; once for all,

le:6. 4399. 26, 285 10025) 1Pe. 3.18520;

Jude 3; eidas dak, krowing once for

ever, unfailingly, constantly, Jude 5.
azapaBarov,* acc. sing. fem. . 4 . drapdBiros

dmapdParos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (a4 & wapa-
Baivw) not transient; not to be superseded,

L.G.

drapackevactos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a4 &
Tapackevalw) unprepared.

dmapackevdcrtous,’ acc. pl. masc.

amapOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. .

, a
dzrapvéopat, ovpar|, fut. yoopor, fut. 2, pass. d=

unchangeable.
> ,
aTApaAcKEvacTos
/
aTaipw

apvnOyoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q) (aro &
dpvéopa) to deny, disown, Mat. 26. 34,

et al.; to renounce, disregard, Mat. 16. 24,
et al.
arrapvnOyncerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. GTrapVveojLar
dzapvnodcOw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. id.
dmapvycet, 2 pers. sing. fut—Att. B. . t
drapynon, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mat. 26. Za i
Grapvyon, 2 pers. sing. fut. mid. : id.
arapyyncowat, 1 pers. sing. fut. mid. . é id.
id.

arapvyjcop.ae, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, subj. mid.—A.
arapvjcopat, leo nadnacnant
dmrdprt, or aa dptt, forthwith, at once, Ino. 13. 19;

henceforward, Mat. 26.29; Re.

14.73
14.13; hereafter, Mat. 26.64; Jno. 1. 52.

INES

62 Co. 9. 4.

Graptirpov,° acc. sing. . . . dmapticpos
arapticpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (araprica, to
perfect, from dao & dpTtos ) completion,
perfection. L.G.
aTrapxy, mS, ); (§ 2. tab. B. a) (amd & dpxy) pr.
the first act of a sacrifice ; hence, the first-
fruits, first portion, firstling, Ro.8.23, et al.
aTrapxyv, acc. sing. . . . . . arapxn
amas, aca, av, (§ 7. tab. H. b) (a strengthened
form of 7as) all, the whole.

amacay, acc. sing. fem. 3 : : “Gras
amagt, dat. pl. mase. - i ; ; id.
dracmafopat |, fut. aoopar, to salute, greet, v.r.
ANce2 16%
aTaras, dat. pl. . : c arary
amatatw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . . amaTaw
amar, ns, n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) deceit, deception,
delusion. (qq).
aratdo, ©], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R)
or. 1, pass. qratnOnv, to deceive, seduce
into error, Ep.5.6; 1 Ti. 2.14; Ja. 1. 26.
amram, datzrsing- st. ‘ 3 ; . amarn
amatynOetca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.
(§ 19. tab. S) 5 4 o amratao
dadrns, gen. sing. . 0 : ¢ . amar
ama7@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. amataw

amdrup,* opos, 6, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (4 & warp)

pr. without a father, fatherless ; hence,
(a).
aTtos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (aad &
L.G.

independent of paternal descent.
> , e
aTavyac pa,
aiyalw) an effulgence.

daxOyjvat, aor. 1, inf. pass. (§ 23. rem. 4). drayw
dréBnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) droBaivw
amreBAere,! 3 pers. sing. imperf. : amoPrérw

dméderée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 31. rem. 1.b) GrodEtKVUpLL
amedéavto, 3 p.pl.aor.1, ind. mid.—Al].Ln.Tdf.

edéEavro, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 21.17) \ amoBxopae

dmeoeearo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 5 : id.
GTreO€XETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : id.
amedexOnoar, 3 p.pl.aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) id.
areOnpnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; aroonpew
dmcdidovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 31. rem. 2) Groowe
dzedoxipacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. azrodokyraces

azredoxiyuac On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
amédovro, 3 p. pl. aor.2, ind. mid. (§ 30. tab.A.A) arroblowpe

arésoobe 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. : id.

dzrédoro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. . = id.

dmédwxe, 3 p. sing. aor.1, ind. act. (§ 30. tab. Z) id.
e Lu, 14, 28, d@ He.7.3. e He. 1.3.

f He. 11. 26.

amela

dméOave, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36.rem.4) dzofvycKw

azeOavere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : id.
areOavoperv, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . . id.
ameGavov, 1 pers. sing. aor.2,ind. . — . id.
amcGavov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : id.

améGevto, 3 p. pl. aor.2, ind. mid. (§ 28. tab. w) arrotiOnjut

amébero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid.—B. Ln. ‘d
id.
éOero, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 14. 3)
arOvyoke, 3 pers. sing. imperf. arofvjoKw

ametoov, Subj. dridw, (7), see ddopaw.
ar<iBete |, as, q; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) aareiOns

ameifeia, dat. sing. : - : . amreiGeva,
dzeifevay, acc. sing. : : : 5 id.
ameelas, gen. sing. . 3 : ; id.
azeibeis, nom. and ace. pl. masc. : - dareOys
drebéw, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) c id.

azrevOys, €os, ovs, 6, 7, ($7. tab. G. b) (4 & weiOw)
who will not be persuaded, uncompliant ;
disobedient, Ac. 26.19; Ro.1.30; 2 Ti.
3.2; untoward, contumacious, Lu. 1.17;
Mitamn6 638%
areiGeva, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) an uncompliant disposition ; obsti-
nacy, contumacy, disobedience, unbelief,
Ro171.30,325) Kp-2.2; 5.16; He. 4: 6, 11);
Col:3.6:
azeWew, @, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P)
to be uncompliant ; to refuse belief, dis-
believe, Jno. 3.36, et al.; to refuse belief
and obedience, be contumacious, Ro.10.21;
1 Pe. 3.20. et al.; to refuse conformity,
RoW2a3:
areOnoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1.—}
NS 18}, (Cy ln ANele es : 3 ameibéw
dzeifovvres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 14.2) J

arevOjo2ct, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 ‘ id.
d7eiGotvra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id.
ameOotvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 2 id.
azewotvvtwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
amevGovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 3 : id.
amewovor, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. F i id.
azeOov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. e ide
azetAds, acc. pl. : c : : - amen

aren, As, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. a) threat, commination,
Ac.4.17,29; 9.1; harshness of longuage,

Ep. 6.9.
aretéw, @ |, and, later, also dzretod-

prot, fut. yow, aor. 1, AretAynoa, (§ 16.

a2 Co. 4.2. 6 Ja.1.13.

37

QATTEKO

tab. P) to threaten, menace, rebuke, Ac. 4.17;

Pes 2723.
azewdy, dat. sing. : : : : ° arreAy
ametAnv, ace. sing. ; 5 : s id.
ameAns, gen. sing, . : A A : id.

érreAnowp.Ga, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. amet ew
Garret, fut. éropar, (ard & eit) to be absent.
arovoia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) absence, Phi. 2. 12.
azeypt, imperf. aye, (§ 33. rem. 4) (dard & et,

to go) to go away, depart, Ac. 17.10.
arevap.eOa,,” 1 pers. pl. aor.1, mid. ($13.rem.4) daretrroy
ametrov, aor. 2, act. to tell out; to refuse, forbid ;

mid., aor. I, arreTapnv, to renounce, dis-

claim.
ameipactos,” ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & retpalw)

not having tried, inexperienced, or, un-

tried, or, incapable of being tried. L.G.
ame.pos,° ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a& & zetpa) in-

experienced, unskilful, ignorant.
drexadvOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. dzroxadvarw
aexaduwas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ;: id.
amekadvwe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.

amekateaTabn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. }

—Gr. Sch. Taf. | droxaBlornpe
amoxateotaOn, Rec. (Mar. 3.5) .
GreKO€XETAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. F drexdexopau

amexdexop.at |, fut. €€ouat, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (a70
& e€xdzxop.at) lo expect, wait or look for,
ROS. 19) 2352/53) Con Tess (Galesa sis
Phi}}3°20; Hejig328. 1G,

dmrekdexopeOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. amreKO€xopian
GTEKOEXCPEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. a id.
drekOeXop.evois, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
GTeKOEXOJLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : eyid:

drexdvopat }, fut. Joopat, (§ 15. tab. O) (dzd &
€xOVW ) to put off, renounce, Col. 3.9; to

despoil a rival, Col.2.15. L.G.
déxdvots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
putting or stripping off, renunciation. N.T.

/, .
amekovodrevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 — drexdVopae
GreKOVTG[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
/
dmekovoet,? dat. sing. améxovats

amékdvats |, €ws, 4, (6 5 5. tab. E. c) » GTrEKOVOPLAL
azexeadioa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. droxedadilw

dmexepaXioe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
daéxoway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. GmokoTTw
daréxowe, 3 p.sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§23.rem.1.a.& 2) id.

e He. 5.13. d Col, 2.11

aTTEKp

amTrEpx

dzexpiOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. dzrokplvopat
azrexplOnv, 1 p.sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27.rem.3) id.
dexptOns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
amexpiOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
dmexpivato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. j id.
daréxpuas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. arokpvTTw
amekpuwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - id.
drexrdvOn, 3 p.sing.aor.1,ind.pass.(§37.rem.1) dzroxreivw
GmextavOyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
aarexrewvay, 3 p.pl. aor. 1, ind.act. (§ 27.rem. 1.d) id.
awexreivate, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act... id.
dméxrewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
dzextyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Be pice
amekvAioe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. amroKvAtw
a7réAa/3e, 3 p.sing. aor. 2, ind.act. (§ 36. rem.2) dzohapPavw
azéAafses, 2 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. act. . id.

aredavvw |, fut. eXdow, aor.1, drpdaca, (§ 36.
rem. 2) (aar6 & eAavvw) to drive away,
Ac. 18. 16.

dmeheyp.ov," acc. sing. : ameNeypL0s
dedeypos |, 00, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) (azreAeyxw, to

refute, from dard & éX€yxw) pr. refuta-

tion; by impl. disesteem, contempt. N.T.
améNetxov,” aoXcixw
dzreXevOepos,” ov, 6, 4, (8 3. tab. C. a) (dro &

eXevOepos) @ freed-man.

arreXevoop.a, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) amrépyopar

3 pers. pl. imperf. - 5

arreAevodp.cba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; ; id.
ameAcvoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : id.
daredydvbe, 3 pers. sing. 2 perf. ind. . . id.
Basen iveray, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. . . id.
aeAOeiy, aor. 2, infin. . : E id.
ameXOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj.—AlI. Ln. a e

BdnOyj, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 5. 30) ;
azréXOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor.2, subj. . 5 id.
ameNOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 ; id.
G@aeAOov7t, dat. sing. mase. part. aor. 2 : id.
ameNOovrwv, gen. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 : id.
ame\Oodtoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.2. id.
aGmeAbotoat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor.2 . j id.
am@é\Ow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . ; id.
dzreAOusv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 , id.
améAOwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . ’ id.
daré\eurrov, 1 pers. sing. imperf—A. .

éré\urov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (2 mee daroN eta

AredXjjs,] 0d, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Apelles, proper name.

GareAoyetro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. —. - droAoyéopat
amedovoacle, 2 p-pl. aor. ie ind. mid. (§ Noy tab.O) amroAovw
drehri€ovres,’ nom. pl. mase. part pres. . dredmrilu

dareNzritw |, fut. cow, ($26. rem. 1) (dard & eArrifw)
to lay aside hope, despond, despair; also,

to hope for something in return. L.G.
a@méAve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . : : aroAvw
areAvOnoar, 3 p.pl.aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 14. tab. N) id.
ameAvovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . 3 id.
améicoay, 3 p. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 13. tab. M) id.
dméAtoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ‘ id.

amévavtt, adv. (awd & evavre) opposite to, over
against, Mat.21.2; 27.61; contrary to,
in opposition to, against, Ac.17.7; before,
in the presence of, Mat. 2
L.G.

Tad ieNClS TOs

ameveykeiv, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 36. rem. 1) arropepa
drevexOijvat, aor. ], infin. pass. . 5 : id.
amevivato,/ 3 p. sing. aor. 1, mid. (§ 23. rem.5) drovizTw

dmérecov,£ 3 p. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) dzomimrw

ame&edexeTo, 3 p. sing. imperf—Gr.Sch.Tdf.) , 32
amag efed€xero, Rec. (1 Pe. 3. 20) \ ae

ametavnbyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.

(§ 19. tab. S) avorAavae
amérXevoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . azro7reu
amérAvvay," 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : arotrAtvvw
amerviyn, 3 p. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 24. rem. 6) aronviyw
amézvieay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . R id.
amrepuvtots,' dat. pl. fem. dr€pavTos

amépavros |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & wépas)
unlimited, interminable, endless.
amepiomdaotus,* adv. (4 & mepiordw) without
distraction, without care or solicitude. L.G.
dmrepitpnrou,’ voc. pl. masc. Grrepitpyres
amepitpytos |, ov, 6, 7, 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
TEPLTE LV) pr. uncircumcised ; met. un-
circumcised in respect of untowardness
L.G.
aarepxeo Oar, pres. infin——AI. Ln. Tdf. : Bah
tropever Oat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 23. 32) \ pa
amépxn, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : . id.
dmépxopar|, fut. eXevoopat, aor. 2, 7APov, (§ 36
rem. 1) pass. dreAnAUOa, (dard & épxo-
pear) to go away, depart, Mat.8.18, et al.;

and obduracy.

améX\urov, | p. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 24. rem. 9) id. to go forth, pervade, as a rumour, Mat.
AmeAiy,? acc. sing. AmeAAjs 4.24; to arrive at a destination, Lu.
a Ac. 19.27, 6 Lu. 16, 21. ¢1Co. 7.22 d Ro. 16.10. e Lu. 6.35. f Mat. 27. 24. g Ac. 9. 15.
hk Lu. 5. 2. i1Ti.1.4. *1Co.7.35. t Ac. 7, 51.

aTEPX

39 ATTLOT

23.33; to pass away, disappear, Re.21.4; in N.T.
Gr épxopat ézicw, to follow, Mar. 1. 20,
et al.
amepxojevv, gen. pl. part. pres.
améomace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
dreordcOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
dzeotdOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass—D. Re
: , apirrypet
areoraa On, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu.22.41)
amectaAn, 3 p.sing.aor.2, ind. pass.(§27.rem.4.b) @zoa7réAAw

,
amrépxopat
amrooTaw

ameotdnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. ; id.
améeoraAKa, 1 p.sing.perf.ind.act. (§ 27.rem.2.b) id.
dmeotddkapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . id.
ameotdAKact, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. : id.
ameotdAKate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. : id.
ameotadke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . 3 id.
amréoTaA pa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
aieotadpéeva, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. rp id.
éreoradpévor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
ameoTadpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. p. pass. id.
dmeota\pévous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

ameotéyacay,* 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. amroarteyalo

azéoteiXa, 1 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1.d) @zooréAAw

dmrecteihapev, 1 p. pl. aor. 1, ind—B. D. Ln. "
ereoteiAapev, R. sit nat :
améore\av, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
GméotetAas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
Gweore\e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
GmrecTEepnevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. aro TEepew
arectepnuevov, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . id.
dmréoty, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 29. tab. X) adiorne
amréotnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. ; : id.
dréorynoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.

arecTpappevwv, gen. pl. part. perf. pass—D.) , .
Garexrepnwevov, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (1Ti.6.5) { ETAT ES AS
areotpadycay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass.

, Gedo rem: BO): 2 : : id.
dréotpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 23. rem.2) id.
amveragéato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 26.

rem:'3) ; : : aroTdcoopat

arepbeyEaro, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. mid.

(§ 23. rem. 1. b) aropbeyyop.at
Gméxet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : - amex
G7éxeoOal, pres. infin. mid. . : ; id.
azéxeobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . ‘ id.
Garéxere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : id.
Gzéxys, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. : id.
améxovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.

> / .
amexovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id.

a Mar, 2. 4. 6 Mat. 27.5,

e Ac. 17.10.

dmréxovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 6 i Grexw
améxw, fut. dpéw, (§ 35. rem. 4) (aro & exw)
trans. to have in full what is due or is
sought, Mat. 6.2,5,16; Lu.6.24; Phi.
4.18; to have altogether, Phile.15; hence,
impers. aTEXEL, it is enough, Mar. 14. 41;
intrans. to be distant, Lu. 7.6, et al.; to
be estranged, Mat.15.8; Mar. 7.6; mid.
to abstain from, Ac. 15.20, et al.
amrexupicOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
amnyaye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 13. rem. 7. @) amayo

azroxwpilor

amyyayov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. F id.
amiyyeiAay, 3 p. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) drayyéhio
aryyyeAe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - id.
aanyyedy, 3 p.sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. ($27. rem.4.a) id.
amiyyeAXov, 1 pers. sing. imperf. act. : id.

amrygaro,’ 3p.sing.aor.1,ind.mid.(§23.rem.1.b) dardyyo
amiyyov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act—B. et
ay: . \ arayo
aryyayov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 23.26)
dmyecay,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 33. rem. 4) . dareye
dmyjAace,* 3 pers. sing. aor.}, ind. (§ 36.rem.2) dzreAatvw
amp\ynkores,” nom. pl. mase. part. perf. .
amnnOa, 1 p.sing.aor. 1, (§35.rem.12).—Ln.Tdf.

dwnAOov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 10. 9)

amadyéw

i ar épxopian

amnAGay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, BN es a =
amjAOov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 18. 6) :
aw7yAOe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
amnAOov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.
danddaxOa1, perf. inf. pass. (§ 26. rem. 3) dahNdrrw

day\Aorpiopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. p. dzaAoTpiow
amnAXoTpiwjLevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. p. id,
amnAmukotes, nom. pl. masc. part. perf—D.
arndyyKores, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ep.4.19)
darnveyKay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 36. rem.1) dmodepw

amreArrilo

danveyke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : , id.
Gaivrnocav, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : Goraueraat
aryvrynce, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. } , id.

amnoracdpea, 1 p.plaor.1,ind.—Al.Ln.Tdf.) , ;
EOTATd|LEVOL, Rec. Gr. Sch. Cae. 21.6) pamaamdCopae

dzidw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 36. rem.1) ddopdw
GmlaTos, ov, 6, 4, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a4 &

Torts) unbelieving, without confidence

in any one, Mat.17.17, et al.; violating

one’s faith, unfaithful, false, treacherous,

Lu. 12. 46; an unbeliever, infidel, pagan,

1 Co.6.6, et al.; pass. incredible, Ac.26.8.
amurtéw, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) to refuse

belief, be incredulous, disbelieve, Mar.

d Ac. 18. 16, ¢ Ep. 4.19.

aTLOT

16. 11,) 165) ued Ads eC 25.124),
false, violate one’s faith, be unfaithful,
PAU G45 EIS ROE Bf Sho

dmgtia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) unbelief, want of trust and con-
fidence ; a state of unbelief, 1 Ti. 1. 13;
violation of faith, faithlessness, Ro. 3. 3;
ales Sie TA 5

amurTyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ATLOTEU)
dmiotia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) dia tos
amuotia, dat. sing. OTLOTLA
amiotiav, acc. sing. © ‘ : : , id.
amiorias, gen. sing. : é : : id.
amiorot, nom. pl. masc.. ‘ ; . amirtos
amtotots, dat. pl. masc. s A . id.
am.irtov, nom. neut. and ace. sing. masc. and fem. id.
amiorov, gen. sing. masc. . ; : : id.
amirrovpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. émioteéw
amirtovvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
amirtovet, dat. pl. masc. part. pres—B. . ‘a
ameovar, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (1 a ;
amiotwv, gen. pl. : . : - QTlLOTOS

am OOS, on, dov, contr. ods, 7, odv, (§ 7. rem.5.b)
pr. single ; hence, simple, wuncompounded ;
sound, perfect, Mat. 6.22; Lu. 11. 34.
adorns, NTOS, ), (§ 4. rem.2.c) sim-
plicity, sincerity, purity or probity of mind,
Ro. 12.8;

Col. 3. 22

QC Onli?) Lilo; ep aOns.
; liberality, as arising from sim-
plicity and frankness of character, 2 Co.
ths AR) Oa, Lei Be

amA@s, adv. in simplicity ; sincerely,
really, or, liberally, bowntifully, Ja. 1. 5.

dadorns |, Tos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) amAdos
dmhoryta, acc. sing. fae aes
daAorynti, dat. sing. . ‘ : j id.
amAoryTos, gen. sing. F : ; : id.
amAGs,* adv. am\oos
AT 0, prep., pr. forth from, away from; hence, it

variously signifies departure ; distance of
time or place; avoidance; riddance; deriva-
tion from a quarter, source, or material ;
origination from agency or instrumentality.
amoBativw |, fut. Byoopat, aor. 2, daéBnv, (§ 37.
rem. 1) (dard & Batvw) to step off; to dis-
embark from a ship, Lu.5.2; Jno.21.9; to

become, result, happen, Lu.21.13; Phi.1.19.

aJa.1.5.

to prove

61Ti. 4, 4,

amrooe

aroPadnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. ‘ droBadhw
aroPaAAw |, fut. Badd, aor. 2, dréBadov, (§ 27.
rem. 2.d) (aad & BadrXrw) lo cast or throw
off, cast aside, Mar. 10. 50.
aoBAyTtos, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7.
rem. 2) pr. to be cast away ; met. to be
contemned, regarded as vile, | Ti. 4. 4.
aroBoXvn, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
casting off; rejection, reprobation, Ro.
11.15; loss, deprivation, of life, ete., Ac.
Dif Pe
droBadopeba, 1 pers. pl. aor.2, subj. mid—D.)_ , ’
droOdpeba, Rec.Gr.Sch. Taf, (Ro.13.12) ; droPiiddur
aroBaduv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2.. id.
amrofavtes, nom, pl. masc. part. aor. 2
aroBnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.
amoPXéxrw |, fut. Yow, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ard &
Bdérw) pr. to look off from all other
objects and at a single one; hence, to turn

> ,
aroBaiv

a steady gaze, to look with fixed and earnest
attention, He. 11. 26.

amoBXyrov,’ nom. sing. neut. - am@oPAnTos
aroBAnrtos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) arroBadAw
dro Bonne neta: Gi2etaby Baa) sh oe eee

aroyeypappevov, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . aroypada
dmroyevopevor,” nom. pl. masc. part. aor.2. dzroyivopac

amoyivopat |, aor. 2, dareyevounv, (§ 37. rem. 1)
(amd & yivopar) to be away from, un-
connected with ; to die; met. to die toa

thing by renouncing it.

amoypaeo Oat, pres. infin. pass. and mid. . aroypadw
amoypady, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ‘ : id.
aroypapys, gen. sing. aroypahy

aroypadu j, fut. pw, (§ 23.rem. 1. La) (and & ypadw)
pr. to copy; hence, to register, enrol, Lu.

2.1; He. 12.23; mid. to procure the re-

gistration of one’s name, to give in one’s

name for registration, Lu. 2. 3, 5.

aroypapy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
register, inventory; registration, enrolment,

IB, Bes INC Be Bie
amoypawacGa, aor. 1, infin. mid. - aroypadw
amodcderypevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 31. rem. 1.b) . . G7rOOE(KVUpLL
dodedokiyracpevov, acc. sing. part. p. pass. darodoxyalo
darodetkviput |, fut. de(Ew, (§ 31. tab. BB) to point

out, display; to prove, evince, demonstrate,

Ac.25.7; to designate, proclaim, hold forth,

c1 Pe. 2. 24.

amroOe

2 Thes. 2. 4; to constitute, appoint, Ac. 2. 22;
1 Co. 4.9; 2)Thes. 2. 4.
drodetets, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
manifestation, demonstration, indubitable
proof.
dzrodetkvUvTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres.
amodetkvVovTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres.—A.
amodecxvivra, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (2Thes.2.4)

oe j
drrodetxviw |, same signif. as dzrodetKvupt. V- ¥-

3 ,
dzrode CKVUPLL

3 ,
\ GTrodELKVUW

amodetfat, aor. 1, infin, . . . GTOOELKVUPLL
dmoodeifer," dat. sing. . F drodeets
aodetkts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) GmrodelKVUpL
drodexraoov, pres. infin. : . . arodeKaTOw
amodexatovre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ‘ id.

dzrodekatow, @, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ard &
dekaTow) to pay or give tithes of, Mat.
Dono i M4 ee Sal stOmeeee, Levy

tithes upon, He.7.5. LXX.

dmooekrov, nom. sing. neut. Be oneieras
amddekTos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) drodéxopar
darodeEdpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
dmrodeEdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1.
—Al. Ln. Tdf. ° . id.
deédprevos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 9. i) J
dmobdeeacbGar, aor. 1, infin. j id.

arodexopar |, fut. déoprac, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) ) (and
& déxopar) to receive kindly or heartily,
welcome, Lu.8.40; Ac.15.4; 18.27; 28.30;
to receive with hearty assent, embrace,

Ac. 2.41; to accept with satisfaction, Ac.

4l aTroba

dmodloovv, neut. sing. part. pres. act.
Nv] a ° -
amodioovs, [ €kacros |, nom. sing. part. pres.
—Const. : : id.

aTroolowpL

amoo.oovv, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 22% 2))
arodiow, fut. droddcw, aor. 1, darédwxa, aor. 2,
dzédwy, aor. 1, pass. dzreddOnv, (§ 30.
tab. Z) (amr & d(dwpe) to give in answer
to a claim or expectation; to render a due,
Mat. 12. 36; 16.27; 21.41; 22.21, etal.;
to recompense, Mat.6.4,6,18; to discharge
an obligation, Mat. 5.33; to pay a debt,
Mat. 5. 26, et al.; to render back, requite,
Ro. 12.17, et al.; to give back, restore,
Lu. 4. 20; 9.42; to refund, Lu. 10. 35;
LQ. 93) mid’, to sell, Ac: 5.85) 719)) bes
12.16; pass., to be sold, Mat.18.25; to
be given up at a request, Mat. 27. 58.
amrootowat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. .
daroduopicovtes,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. arodvopils
amoduopilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ard &
d.opila, to set bounds) pr. to separate by

GrrobLOw pt

intervening boundaries ; to separate. N.T.
dzrooo0Onvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 30. rem. 4) GrroblOwpLt
amodokidce |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dard &

doxyratw) to reject upon trial; to reject,

Mat.21.42; Mar.12.10; Lu.20.17; 1 Pe.

2.4,7; pass., to be disallowed a claim, Lu.

On22 5 ese etn 2 sali 7-
azrodoKkialo
dmo6os, 2 p. sing. aor.2, imper. act. (§ 30. rem. 1) aTroolowput

dzrodokyacOnjvat, aor. 1, inf. pass.

Pe 3} amooore, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. . ; id.
dmodeKTOS, ov, 6, 4, TO, -ov, (§ 7. amodovvat, aor. 2, infin. act. . . . id.
rem. 2) acceptable, 1 Ti.2.3; 5.4. L.G. a@mooovs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
&000X%, 7s, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. reception, wel- ar000x7 |, 7S; n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Grrod<xopat
come; met. reception of hearty assent, d7r000yx7s, gen. sing. amroboxn
HANG He Le 7e Op G7r008, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. arroblowpLt
drodexopcOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . , GTOOEXOpLAL drodwn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, opt. L.G. (§30. rem. 5) id.
arodnuew, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) a7robnpL0s Gods, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
a70onpos,” ov, 0, ” (§ 7. rem. 2) (a6 & dnpos) amoowoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. E id.
absent in foreign countries. dmoducets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; id.
drodnpLew, 6, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) amroowMaovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. fut. act. id.
to be absent from one’s home or country ; amoowaovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
~ to go on travel, Mat. 21. 33; 25.14, 15; dmodwow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
Marsit2 pi; Luss. Isis) 20510. amobavety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 4) aroOvycKw
aroonpav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. aroonpew avolavetabe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. . ‘ id.
a@mroo.oovat, pres. infin. act. GTrOOLOWILL amobavetrat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.
Gmoo.ovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. érobavn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. 5 * id.
Gmoo.ooTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . id. arolavovra, nom. pl. neut. part. aor.2—. id.
@1Co. 2.4. 6 Mar. 13.34. ce Jude 19.

amo0a

aGrobavévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2,—

Gr. Sch. Tdf. | arrobvnoKw

dmofavovros, Rec. (Ro.7.6) . anf
dzoOavévrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 nar id.
amoOavovros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . id.
arobavotvrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid—Const. \ aa

amoXovvTat, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat.26.52)
drobavaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . : id.
amroGavov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 c id.
dmoGéuevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, mid.

(§ 28. tab. W) GzroTiOnpt
arobécGa1, aor. 2, infin. mid. . : ‘ id.
dmoQecGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. mid. ; id.
dmd0ects, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec). , id.
GmroOjKkas, acc. pl. . ‘ aroOnKn
dxobyKn, ns, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. a) azrotiOnj
amoOnKyny, acc. sing. arob inky

éroOnaavpilovras,* acc. pl. mase. part. pr. daroPyoaupil
aroOncavpice |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ard &
Oncavpilw) pr. to lay up in store, hoard ;
met. to treasure wp, secure. L.G.
arroOX(Bover,” 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . aro Bw
arobNiBw |, fut. Yo, (§ 923. xem. ja) (dard &
OrLBw) pr. to press out; to press close,
press upon, crowd. (t).

: : ‘
dro0vnoKe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . aroOvycKw

arobyjoKe, pres. infin. ; : ; id.
arrobvyoKopev, 1 pers. plaprestind-) 95s : id.
aoOvnoKovtTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
-amo00vycKovea, nom. sing. fem. part. Rice id.
areOvnoKev, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu.8.42)

amo§vynoKovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id.
arobvnoke, fut. Pavodpar, aor. 2, aeOavov, (§ 36.

rem. 4) (azo & OvicKkw) to die, Mat.

8. 32, et al.; to become putrescent, rot, as

seeds, Jno.12.24; 1 Co.15.36; to wither, ~

become dry, as a tree, Jude 12; met. to

die the death of final condemnation and

misery, Jno. 6. 50; 8.21, 24; to die toa

thing by renunciation or utter separation,

Ron Ge Gali 2s19snColi 33.
azrobvyoKwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. arobvyoKw

aro8vycKwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
drofoHpOa, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. mid. arrotlOnpt
doxaiorG, 3 p. sing. pres.ind. (§ 31. rem. 2) aroKxabiornpt
aoxabioraver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.—

ASBe Dilan idk d : id.

amoxabioTd, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 9. 12) }

42

ATOKA

amrokabioravets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. atoxahioravw
aroxabiornt |, (or droxabiardva), fut. dzroxara-

orjow, aor.1, pass. droxaterTtabyy, (a),

(§ 29. tab. X. and rem. 6) (dd & Ka6-

ioTnpt) to restore a thing to its former

place or state, Mat.12.13; 17.11; Mar.

Se [sh teva Gir Fall

érokatdatéots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c)

pr. @ restitution or restoration of a thing

to its former state; hence, the renovation

of a new and better era, Ac. 3. 21.
darokaAvmrecOat, pres. infin. pass. amokadtaTw
a@moxadvrrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
& KadvmtTw) pr. un-
cover ; to reveal, Mat.11.25, et al.; pass.

aroxadinro, fut. yw, (dao

to be disclosed, Lu. 2.35; Eph. 3.5; to be
plainly signified, distinctly declared, Ro.
Lote e0 TUe set forth, announced, Ga.
3.23; to be discovered in true character,
1 Co.3.13; to be manifested, appear, Jno.
125395 Os Owos ay bheso2. 3,6,83 1 Pe.
1.5; 5.1.

drokdAviits, ews, 9, 4% disclosure, re-
velation, Ro, 2.5, et al.; manifestation,
appearance, Ro. 8.319; 1 Co. 1.7; 2 Thes.
Kay; Leet. 7, 133 4-133 meta spiritual
enlightenment, Lu. 2. 32.

aokadAupyj, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.

(§ 23. rem. 4) arokahiarTw
aroxadudOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; id.
amoxaAupOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.
azrokadupbact, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
droxadvwat, aor. 1, infin. act. > : id.
arrokadvwpet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ° id.
amoKkadvwer, dat. sing. aroKd Advis
amokadvwes, acc. pl. ; s : : id.
amokaAvwewy, gen. pl. . 5 . i id.
drrokadtvwews, gen. sing. . : : . id.
aarokdAvyy, acc. sing. : a : id.
dmoxdAdvyis, ews, 7), (8 5. tab. Ec). arokadvrrw

daoxapaookia, as, 1, (F 2aF tabs eB eb; and
e rem. 2) (amo & KapacoKkéw, to watch
with the head stretched out,

an eager look-out ; from Kapa, the head,

to keen

and Soxevw, to watch); earnest expecta-
tion, eager hope, Ro. 8.19; Phi. 1. 20.
N.T.

7 ,
dmoxapadokiay, acc. sing. . . . | dmoKapadoxto

a1 Ti. 6.19.

6 Lu. 8, 45.

ATOKA : 43 ATLOKT

dmoxata\Aayévres, nom, pl. masc. part. azroxpGeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, p. doxpivopat
aor.2, pass—D. , A Nd amrokpeica,, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
amoKkaTtaAAacow
droxatyAXagev, Ree. Gr. Sch. Taf. daoxpwOév, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.”

(Col. 1. 21) j : = ie dmoKxpiGevtes, nom, pl. masc. pt. aor. 1, pass. id.
a@moxata\Adéat, aor. 1, infin. act. . ; id. daroKkp.Oy, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass —B.C.Tdf.
éroxataAAaéy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id. Aadjon, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Mar. 9. 6) *
droxata\Adoow |, fut. fo, (§ 26. rem. 3) (dard & darokpiOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. c : id.

kataAAaoow) to transfer from a certain amoKpiOyjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass... id.

state to another which is quite different ; arrokpiOjcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . id.

hence, to reconcile, restore to favour, Ep. aroxplOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.

Deno Cold 20.2Ktu er Nee amoxpubijre, 2 pers. pl. aor..1, subj. pass. . id.
dmoKxatacTa0a, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. droxpi0ct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. 2 id.

(§ 29. rem. 6) j FE . aroxabiornp. | dmdxpija,° atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : id.
amokatactacews,* gen. sing. . . dmoxataoracts | aroxpiverOat, pres. infin. . : : ‘ id.
amokataoTacts |, ews, ) (GeSrataby Esic) eae aroKxablioryy amroxpiveran, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
GTOKATATTHCEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id. azroxpivy, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. 7 : id.
dmoKxatectaOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. aoxptvopat |, (§ 27. rem. 3) aor. 1, drexpuvdynv
amoKaTeoTy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind.—B. . and, later, also (pass. form) darexptOnv,

droxateotabn, Rec. Gr. Sch. ‘ id. (%), fut. (pass. form) amokpiOyjcopat,

daexateatyn, Taf. (Mar. 8. 25) eu) (dzroxpiva, to separate, from amo &

aokaTyAAcynte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind.} Kpivw) to answer, Mat. 3.15, et al.; in

pass.—B. Ln. N.T. to respond to certain present circum-
Sa@rokataAAdoow

dmokatnAAagev, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. stances, to avow, Mat.11.25, et al. (C).

(Col. it 21) 3 4 : darokpipa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
dmroxaTnAAake, 3 p. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - id. a judicial sentence. L.G.
amroxeypan |, fut. ecropat, (§ 33. tab. D.D) (aro & dmroKptots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) an

Ketan) to be laid up, preserved, Lu.19.20; | answer, reply, Lu. 2.47; 20.26; Jno.

to be in store, be reserved, await any one, | 1 223510) Qs

Cols tasGe2uhin4sS) He on2ie | aroKploet, dat. sing. . : : j GmrOKpurts
dmroxeyevnv, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. epee Gmrokpicect, dat. pl. . : - : id.
dmoxetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. : ; d. amoKpiow, acc. sing. . : id.
daroKeKpupLeVyy, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. aroxptots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ‘ aroKplvopat

(§ 23. rem. 7) 2 3 - dmokpUmtw | aroxptmrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ard &
GTTOKEKPUpL[LEVOV, acc. sing. neut. part. p. pass. id. KpUTTO) to hide away ; to conceal, with-
GrOKEKpUPLPEVOD, gen. s. neut. part. perf. pass. id. hold from sight or knowledge, Mat.11.25;
dr OKEKUALG LLEVOV, acc. 8. masc. part. perf. pass. damoKkvAtw 25.18, et al.
dmroxexvAorat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id. amoKpuos, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7.
droxeparile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ard & rem. 2) hidden away; concealed, Mar.

Kead) to behead, Mat.14.10; Mar. 4.22; Lu.8.17; stored up, Col. 2

6.16, 28; Lu.g.9. aToKpupot, nom. pl. masc. . ; : amoxpudos
drokNebry,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . amrokA<iw | ddxkpudov, nom. sing. neut. : ; : id.
dzroxNetw |, fut. eiow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dard & keiw) amdkpuos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) . . drokptv7rTw

to close, shut up. amokraiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—Ln. F P
dzroxdrrw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (dad & droxtetvet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co.3.6) f reaekpee

KOTTW) to cut off, Mar. 9. 43, 45; Jno. droxtaive |, same signif. as @zroxteivw. V-T.

18. 10, 26; Ac. 27. 32; Gal. 5. 12. amroxtavOeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, p. droxtetvm
amoKowov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . ATOKOTTW arroxtavOnvat, aor. 1, inf. pass. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
amoKkowovtat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. 5 id. amoktrav0aor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.

@ Ac. 3. 21, 6 Lu. 13.-25. ¢2Co.1.9.

—— a — a

ATTOKT 44
amoxkretvat, aor. 1, infin. act. CORREO
amoxrewaytwv, gen. pl. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
aroxkreivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
dzroxreiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
amokteiverOau, pres. infin. pass. ‘ id.
dcroxreivovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
a@moxtewovtwyv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
amoktelvovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
amoxteivw |, fut. crev@, aor. 1, pass. amextavOnv,

(§ 37. rem. 1) (amd & KTElv) to kill,
Mat.14.8; to destroy, annihilate, Mat.
10.28; to destroy a hostile principle, Eph.
2.16; met. to kill by spiritual condemna-
tion, Ro.4.11; 2 Co. 3.6.
droxtetvwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. dmroKretvw
arokretvwct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. id.
amoxrever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. oe
_ dmroxtetver, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 3. 6)
Gmoxtevel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 4 id.
amoxreveire, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act.
a@moxrévve, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—Tdf.
dzroxreivet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 3. 6) 1a daroxrévven
amoxtaverbau, pres. inf. pass—Gr. Sch. Tdf. 2
droxteiver Gar, Rec. (Re. 6. 11) “ oe
amokrevvovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act.
Grider. 5 ¢ | id.
amoxtetvovtes, Rec. Sch. (Mar.12.5) j
amokrevvovTwy, gen. pl. masc, part. pres.—)
C. D. Ln. Taf. my i
amoktewovtuv, Rec. q
amoxtevovrwy, Gr.Sch. (Mat.a 10.28 Al
dcroxrévvovea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.—
AS idk. | id.
droxreivovea, Rec. Gr. Sch. (tat. 238 aa]

G7rOK1 eve, same signif. as GzroKTelvw.

dmoxtévovaa, nom. sing. fem. part. Meats

> ,
aTrOKTEVO)
amoxteivovoa, Rec. Gr. Sch. Meee

a@moxtevovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . G7rTOKTELVW
amokxtev@, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
droxtévw |, same signif. as doxreivw, V.T-

Grokvel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . aTroKvew

dzoxvew, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ard &
KVew ) pr. to bring forth, as women; met.

to generate, produce, Ja. 1.15; to gene-
rate by spiritual birth, Ja.1.18. L.G.
aroKkvAcel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. amoKkvAlw

arokvNio |, fut. dow, (§ 13. tab. M) (a6 & kvAiw)
to roll away, Mat. 28.2; Mar. 16.3, 4;
(ro) pee eGe

do\afetv, aor. 2, infin. act.

Lu. 24. 2

a7rohapBave

amroX\e

aoddBn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . drodkap Pave
aroAGByre, 2 p.pl.aor.2, subj.act—A.B.Ln.Tdf. :

droddBopev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2Jno.8) fo | aE |
aroha Bdopevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. aor. 2, mid. id. |
aroAdBwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
a7oAaBwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
a7okapPBavew, pres. infin. act. : id.
azroAapBavopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.
arodapPBavovres, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. act. id. 3
arohapBave, fut. droAnpopat, aor. 2, aé\aBor,

(aro & AapBavw) to receive what is

due, sought, or needed, Lu. 23.41; Ro.

Meg2 71; (Gare Aegs | COlugn24 manors; ato

receive in full, Lu. 16.25; to receive back,

recover, Lu. 6.34; 15.27; 18.30; to re-

ceive in hospitality, welcome, 3 Jno. 8;

mid. to take aside, lead away, Mar. 7. 33. |
atoAavow, acc. sing. : azro\avats
ardAavors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (dzrodatw, to

obtain a portion of a thing, enjoy) bene-

ficial participation, 1 Ti. 6.17; enjoyment,

pleasure, He. 11. 25.

GroAetzrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. amroAelrw
azoXeizrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (aro &

deizw) to leave, leave behind ; pass. to be

left, remain, 2 Ti. 4.13, 20; He. 4. 6,9;

10.26; to relinquish, forsake, desert, Jude6.
amoXetobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. arohAvpe
avoAeirat, 3 p.s. fut.2, ind. mid. (§ 35. rem. 11) id.
aroXeixw |, fut ewen(s 23.rem: 1. (ard &

Nelxo, to lick) pr. to lick off; to cleanse

by licking, lick clean, Lu. 16.21. L.G.
amoNeAupevny, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.

(§ 14. tab. N) amoAvw
arroNeAvpevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
amo\eAvoa, 2 pers~sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
amoAeAvobat, perf. infin: pass. id.
amoAéoat, aor. 1, infin. act. - drddAvpe
a7oA\éoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
a7voAeoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
arohێon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ; id.
amoX<onrat, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, subj. mea ss

azod€owpev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Ino. 8) -
amoNeonre, 2 p. pl. aor. 1, subj. eee *

arrodeowper, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Jno. 8)
amoAéoGat, aor. 2, infin. mid. . id.
azoXécovct, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
amoXeow, | pers. sing. aor, 1, subj. act. id.
aTroAeow Lev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
dok€owot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.

aTroAn 45 amroXv
dwoAntat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. mid. aroAdvpe (§ 17. tab. Q) (aro & \oyos) to defend one’s
arodnweabe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. aroAap Pave self against a charge, to make a defence,
amoXurovras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. Lu. 12.113 21. 14, et al.
(§ 24. rem. 9) . j ; - dmoXcirw dmoXoyia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and
dméddve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. of rem. 2) a verbal defence, Ac.22.1; 25.16,
a7o\Avw, same signif. as . aroAdvpe et al.
Gard\Avjprat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id. amoNoynOyvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. - dzrohoyéopar
amoAAvpefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id. arodpynonobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . é id.
drrohAvpevnv, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . id. arohoyia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) id.
G7roAAXjevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id. amodoyia, dat. sing. . 5 drrokoyla
dzroAAvtévots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id. doXoyiay, acc. sing. é : ‘ : id.
dzoAXvpevov, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id. amoNoyias, gen. sing. . ; ; : id.

a7oAXTpu |, fut. okow & odO, aor. 1, darwdeca,
perf. dzroA@Aexa, (ard & OdXvpt) to
destroy utterly ; to kill, Mat. 2.13, et al.;
to bring to nought, make void, 1 Co.1.19;
to lose, be deprived of, Mat. 10. 42, et al.;
mid. dwoAAtpat, fut. odovpat, aor. 2,
azwddopny, perf. 2, drdAwdAa, to be de-
stroyed, perish, Mat.g.17, et al.; to be put
to death, to die, Mat. 26.52, et al.; to be
lost, to stray, Mat. 10. 6, et al.
AmoAXNwy, ovros, 6, (§ 7. tab. H. d)
Apollyon, Destroyer, i.q. ABaddav, Re.
Quite NeL.
a7wXeta, as, ” (§ 2 tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) consumpiion, destruction ; waste,
profusion, Mat. 26.8; Mar. 14.4; destruc-
tion, state of being destroyed, Ac. 25.6;

eternal ruin, perdition, Mat. 7.13; Ac.

8. 20, et al.
G7o\XNtrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ete |
B. D. Ln. Taf. ee ae)
amoketrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 8. 11) J
awcAAvvrat, 3 p. pl. pres. ind. pass—B. Ln. 4
doNodvrou, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat.9.1 ci Me
"AtroAAvwr,” ovtos, 6, (§ 7. tab. H. d) . ; id.
"AvoAAd, gen. sing. ; F 3 "ATroANGs
"A7roAAw, ace. sing. (§ 3. rem. 5) ; x id.
id.

‘AmroAAov, acc. sing —B. Ln. . j ;
AmoAAw, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co. 4. 6 ;
Azoddwvia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Apollonia, a city of Macedonia,
AvoAAwviay,’ acc. sing. : . A7rodXwvia

AzroAXas, Ao, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. d) Apollos, pr. name.

dvohoyetoGat, pres. infin. aoXoyéopat

drodoyéopra, odpar], fut. yoopat, aor.1, dmedo-
ynodpav and, pass. form, dreAoyiOyy,

a Re. 9.11.

arrohoyovpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. aohoyéomat

aroXoyovpeda, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ‘ id.
doAoyoupévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
aoXoyoupévov, gen. pl. part. pres. . 5 id.
a7roNopLevov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. amroAdupe
amoAovvrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid. (§ 36. rem. 5) id.
améAovoat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. dzroAovw

droXovw |, fut. ovow, (§ 13. tab. M) (did & Novw)
to cleanse by bathing; mid. to cleanse one’s
self; to procure one’s self to be cleansed ;
met., of sin, Ac. 22.16; 1 Co. 6.11.
azoAver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—B. . A ,
azoXecet, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. oie daroAven

a7roAvew, pres. infin. act. . 5 : : id.
azoNvers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : id.
amwoNvere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . : id.
avoAvGevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
arro\vOnoecOe, 2 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
amoAvOyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
avoN\voat, aor. 1, infin. act. . : ° id.
avoAvoas, nom. sing. masce. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
arohvoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
arohvcys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ° id.
amoNvenre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
amoAvoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. 4 id.
a7oA\vow, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
dzroAvaw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
amohutpwocews, gen. sing. amoXtTpwors
amoAvTpwow, acc. sing. . : : : id.

aroditpwots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E.c) (dzrodutpow,
to dismiss for a ransom paid, from a6 &
Autpoa)) redemption, a deliverance procured
by the payment of a ransom ; meton. the
author of redemption, 1 Co.1.30; deliver-
ance, simply, the idea of a ransom being

excluded, Lu. 21.28; He.11.35. N.T.

6 Ac. 17.1.

amoXv

arrose], fut. dow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dard & Avw) pr. 10 | aropeicban, pres. inf. mid.—B. C. D. Ln. Taf.

loose; to release from a tie or burden,
Mat. 18. 27; to divorce, Mat. 1.19, et al.;
to remit, forgive, Lu. 6.37; to liberate,
discharge, Mat. 27.15, et al.; to dismiss,
Mat.15.23; Ac.19.40; to allow to depart,
to send away, Mat.14.15, et al.; to permit,

or, signal departure from life, Lu. 2.29; .

mid. to depart, Ac. 28.25; pass. to be rid,

Tht S15. (Do

Godvwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. arohtw
G7roA@, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. droAdypee
Gro\wAds, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. 2 id.
dmodwdéra, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. 2 id.
GmoAwXos, nom. sing. mase. part. perf. 2 id.
améAwvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. mid. id.
Gropaccopeca,* 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . dropaocow

aropacow |, fut. €o, (§ 26. rem. 3) (dé & paoow,
to wipe) to wipe off ;
one’s self.

mid. to wipe off

arrovepovtes,? nom, pl. masc. part. pres. act. aroveww
drove |, fut. vend, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (dard & ven,

to allot) to portion off; to assign, bestow.
arovinte |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (amo &

vintw) to cleanse a part of the body by

washing ; mid., of one’s self, Mat. 27. 24.
dwovrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . OTretput
arotinty |, fut. rerodpar, aor-2, daérecor, (§ 37.

rem. 1) (ard & wimtw) to fall off, or

from, Ac.g. 18.
arotAavayv, pres. infin. act. azroTAavaw
déxohivdw, |, fut. sow, (§ 18. tab. R) (dard &

Tava) to cause to wander; met. to
deceive, pervert, seduce, Mar.13.22; pass.
to wander; met. to swerve from, apostatise,

eiaOnnos

amo7mAetv, pres. infin. GmroTAew
dmomAetcavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id. =

aroTéw |, fut. wAetoouat, aor. 1, dmérevoa,
($ 35. rem. 3) (dard & wiew) to depart
by ship, sail away, Ac. 13.4; 14. 26;
20) 1h 27-1.

éxomAtvw |, fut. vv, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (dad &
Tivo) to wash, rinse, Lu. 5.2. (wv).

daromviye |, fut. Em, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, pass.
arenviyny, (0), (azo & Tviyw) to choke,
suffocate, Mat.13.7; Lu.8.33; to drown,
Mussay iG

SS Se eS eee

46

aT OOT

pease Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 24. ny TSE
dropew, |, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P) and dzropéo-
pat, odpat, ($ 17. tab. Q) (a & wopos,
away) pr. to be without means; met. to
hesitate, be at a stand, be in doubt and
perplexity, Jno. 13.22; Ac. 25.20; 2 Co.
4.8; Gal. 4. 20.
Gzopia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) doubt, uncertainty, perplexity.

azropia. |, as, oF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . dmropéw
aropta,,° dat. sing. A . ° . amopia
dzropovjat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. amropew
aropovjLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
dzropovpLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

dmopplrte |, fut. ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ard &
pirrw) to throw off.
dcroppipavras,* ace. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. doppiztw
amoppavite |, fut. ico, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dard &
opPavos ) to deprive, bereave.
nom. pl.m. part. aor. 1, pass. aroppavitw
(§ 26. rem. 1)
(drookevalw, to pack up articles, oKetn,
for removal) to prepare for a journey,

aroppavic Gevrtes,°

> /, ,
amooKevdlop.a. |, EO OMLAL,

take one’s departure.
i f / nom.pl.m.part.aor.1,m. q <eUa
ATTOTKEVACALEVOL, -pi.m. part, -1,M. aTooKEevacopat
, , y
amockiacpa,® atos, To, ($ 4. tab. D. cc) (dro &
oxide, to throw a shadow, from oxic)
a shadow cast ;
L.G.

met. a shade, the slightest

trace.

a > Ve
aTrooTay, pres. infin. act. aToomTaw
amoomacbévras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.

droomdw, @), fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) (aro &
ord) to draw away from; to draw out
or forth, Mat. 26.51;
seduce, Ac.20.30; mid., aor. 1, pass. form,

areoracOny, to separate one’s self, to

to draw away,

part, Lu. 22.41; Ac.21.3. (q). f
a@moortaAevTt, dat. sing. neut. part. aor. 2, pass. amTooTeAAw
arooraAGot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass.

(S276 rem /4ssas eb) eae & id.
dmootavTa, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 adlornpe
dmoords, nom. sing. mase. part. aor. 2 id.
dmogtacia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
dmrootactay, acc. sing. . . . - aTooTacia
dmroctdctov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c). adiornp
dmoctactov, gen. sing. . arooTactov

drooteyaco |, fut. ac, (§ ‘26. rem. 1) (amo &

a Gu. 10. 11.

GARE Ot oeier ¢ En, 21.25.

d Ac. 27,43.

e 1 Thes. 2.17. Ff Ac. 21. 15. g Ja.1.17.

aT OoT

oréyn) to remove or break through a covering
or roof of a place, Mar. 2. 4.

amootetAat, aor. 1, infin. act. . amocToAAw
dmroureiAavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. ], act. id.
a@mooteiAavras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. Le
Gr. Sch. Tdf. id.
admootoXovs, Rec. (Ac. M533) : |
carootetAavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
GaooreiAas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
GrrootetAn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
dwéoretAov, 2 p- s. aor.1, imper. act—Gr. Tdf. |
éxizpewov Hiv amedOetv, Rec. | id.
(Mat. 8. 31)
GmooteAet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.
GmootéAXer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : id.
GmooréAXey, pres. infin. act. . : : id.
GmootéA\y, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. : id.
azooreAASpeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
dmooré\Xover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.

GrooTeAdw, fut. creAd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 1,

47

a

1 Co. 6.8; pass. to be destitute or devoid of, 1 Ti.

6.5; to be unjustly withheld, Ja. 5. 4.

aTTOOT

drootepyons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. arooTepew
amoaTy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 29.rem.3) ddiornue
aTooTHVat, aor. 2, infin. A : id.
dmooTyoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. id.
dadotyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. . id.
GTOOTHTH, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. id.
dzrootoAy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2, tab. B. a) amootéAAw
GmooToAyy, acc. sing. amrooToNy
dmooToAns, gen. sing. id.
amoaToX\ou, nom. pl. . amoaTtoAos
amooToAots, dat. pl. id.
amootoAov, acc. sing. ; id.
amroaToAos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) amrooTéeAXw
amoa70Aov, gen. sing. . dmcaToAos
dzoa7oAovs, acc. pl. id.
amrooToAwy, gen. pl. 4 ° j A id.

amooropari€ew,* pres. infin.

. drootopaticn

amooropaticw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dro &

dméotei\a, (§ 27. rem. 1. d) perf. dzé-
oraAdxa, (§ 27. rem. 2. b) perf. pass.
dmréeoTaA pat, (§ 27. rem. 3) aor. 2, pass.
éreordAny, (a), (§ 27. rem. 4. b) (dard &
o7e\dw) to send forth a messenger, agent,
message, or command, Mat. 2.16; 10.5,
et al.; to put forth into action, Mar.4.29;
to liberate, rid, Lu. 4.19; to dismiss, send
away, Mar. 12.3, et al.

dmooTo\y, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
sending, expedition ; affice or duty of one
sent as a messenger or agent ; office of an
apostle, apostleship, Ac. 1.25; Ro. 1.5;
1 Co.9.2; Gal. 2.8.

amdéaToos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) one
sent as a messenger or agent, the bearer
of a commission, messenger, Jno. 13. 16,

et al.; an apostle, Mat. 10. 2, et al.

amooTeA®, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. GTroaTeAAw
daroatepeto fe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. ; aTrocTEepEw
dmoorepette, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
dmootepetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.

O76 1.0.) pr. to speak or repeat off-hand ;
also, to require or lead others to speak with-
out premeditation, as by questions cal-
culated to elicit unpremeditated answers,
to endeavour to entrap into unguarded

language.

dmootpadys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (with

mid. sense) . aoa Tt ped
dmrooTpepev, pres. infin. act. 6 é id.
émootpepdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pr. mid. id.
drroaTpepopevo, gen. pl. part. pres. mid... id.
amootpépovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.

dmootpéda |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ard &

oTpepw) to turn away; to remove, Ac.
3.26; Ro.11.26; 2Ti.4.4; to turn a
people from their allegiance to their sove-
reign, pervert, incite to revolt, Lu. 23. 14;
to replace, restore, Mat. 26.52; 27.33
mid., aor.2, pass. form, areatpapyy, (a),
(§ 24. rem. 10) to turn away from any
one, to slight, reject, repulse, Mat. 5. 42;
Tit.1.14; He.12.25; to desert, 2 Ti.1.15.

GTrooTEpeo, o |, fut. To, (§ 16. tab. P) perf. pass.
ameotépnat, (§ 17. tab. Q) (ard &
oTEpew, to deprive) to deprive, detach; to
debar, 1 Co.7.5; to deprive in a bad sense,
defraud, Mar. 10.19; 1 Co.6.7; mid. to
suffer one’s self to be deprived or defrauded,

amootpewer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. - dmoaTpedy
amdotpeyov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
id.

dmootpewovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act.

drootuyéw, G], fut. jow, ($ 16. tab. P) (ard &
aTvyéw, to hate) to shrink from with

abhorrence, detest.

@ Im. 11.53.

4 ks.

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amropo

a + 4
amooTuyourTes,” nom. pl. masc. part. pres... aroaTvyEew

aroovvaywyot, nom. pl. masc. aroovvaywyos
amoovvaywyos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) (dad

& ouvaywy)) expelled or excluded from

the synagogue, excommunicated, cut off

from the rights and privileges of a Jew,

and excluded from society, Ino. 9. 22;

2A 2is Oss2. Nae
aToovvayayous, acc. pl. masc. arocvvaywyos
amroTasapevou, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 1.—D.

amocKevacdpevot, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. > doracaopar

Pi 1113) c c .
GrroTasap.evos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor li id.
amotdéacGa1, aor. 1, infin. ; , 7 id.
GmwoTagoerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ id.

arotaccopat |, fut. ona, (§ 26. rem. 3) (dzro-
tacow, to set apart, from dd & TAo0W)
to take leave of, bid farewell to, Lu.g.61;
ACL 18218, 205) 2 Co. 2.113) 10.) dismiss:
send away, Mar. 6.46; to renounce, for-
sake, Lu. 14. 33.

amoteAeo Ocica, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.

aroteAew, |, fut. €ow, (§ 22. rem. 1) aor. 1, pass.
ameredeoOnv, (§ 22. rem. 4) (ard &
TedW) to complete; pass. to be perfected,

amorTeAew

to arrive at full stature or measure, Ja.
1
amoteAodpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid.—D.
aTroTEAG, 15}, Iii, ANeli, “ A
eriTeA@, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 13. 32)
droriOnpt |, fut. droOnow, (§ 28.tab.V) mid. drort-
Oepou, aor. 2, dreBeunv, (§ 28. tab. W)
to lay off, lay down or aside, as garments,

/
amroTeAew

Ac. 7.58; met. to lay aside, put off, re-
mounce, Ro. 13. 12; Ep. 4. 22, 25; Col.
m0 ebnale

amdGeots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
putting off or away, laying aside, 1 Pe.
Bioeth PP IEEE a ty ol

arofykyn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
place where anything is laid up for pre-
servation, repository, granary, storehouse,
barn, Mat. 3.12; 6.26; 13.30; Lu.3.17;
12. 18, 24.

érotwagdapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1,)

amotwagéaré, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . @aorwdoow
drotwaccw |, fut. gw, (§ 26. rem. 3) (aro &
zwacoaw, to shake) to shake off, Lu.g.5;
INO, Hoe Fe
drotivy |, fut. drotiow, (1), (§ 27. rem. 1, note) (amd
& rivw) to pay off what is claimed or
due; to repay, refund, make good.

aotiow,’ 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . . aroTtWvw
azroTtoAa,° 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : amroToAp.dw

droToApdw, @|, fut. now, ($ 18. tab. R) (azo &
TOApGw) to dare or risk outright; to speak
outright, without reserve or restraint.
azroroj.ia. |, as, Oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(dmrdéropos, cut off sheer, from amroTeLvo,
to cut off, from amo & TELVOD) pr. abrupt-
ness ; met. summary severity, rigour, Ro.
Tie2 2 DIS seals
ATrOTOMLWS, adv. sharply, severely, 2 Co.
113% LOG itis Hig 15
amroropiay, acc. sing. . . . - dtroToula
GTOTOMMS, adv. . . A . . id.
dzotpéov,* 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. . dzrorpérw
amotperw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ard &
TpeTw) to turn any one away from a
thing; mid. to turn one’s self away from

any one; to avoid, shun.

arove (a,° dat. sing. . . . . aroveta

arovcia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . CTrELpLL

aropéper Oar, pres. inf. pass.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. A :
ee aTopepw
eripeperGar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 19. 12)

amropepw |, fut. dzrofcw, aor. 1, dayjveyKa, aor. 2,
amyveykov, aor. 1, pass. amnvéxOnv,
(§ 36. rem. 1) (azo & pep) to bear or
carry away, conduct away, Mar.15.1; Lu.
162220) |Conr6. 9; Res07.3; 2teo.
aropevyovtas, acc. pl. m. part. pres —Al. Tdf. : p
amopuyovras, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Pe.2. a dropevyn
aropev'yu |, fut. Eonar, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,
arepiyov, (§ 4.2 rem. 9) (dro &
devyw) to flee from, escape; met. to be
rid, be freed from, 2 Pe. 1.4; 2.18, 20.
aropbeyyerGar, pres. infin. aropbéyyopuat
aropbeyyopat, fut. éyfopa, (§ 23. rem. 1. b)
(ard & Oeyyopar) to speak out, de-

clare, particularly solemn, weighty, or

mid.—A. Sch. Tdf. aroTwacow pithy sayings, Ac. 2.4,14; 26.25. L.G.

avoTwaséas, Rec. Gr. Ln. (Ac. 28. 5) + arodopticop.a |, fut. (copat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dao
amrotwdaéas, nom. sing. masce. part. aor. 1, act. . id. & optos ) to untade. L.G.
a Ro. 12.9. 6 Phile, 19. ec Ro. 10. 20. @2 7i.3.5. € Phi. 2.12.

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atropo

arooptildpevov,* nom. sing. neut. pt. pres. dzrodbopri€opat

drodpuydvras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 » dropebyw

dropuyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.2. . id.

arroxpyae.,” dat. sing. . . . amdoxpnots

aroxpyors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (droxpdoprar,

to use up, consume by use) a using up, or,

a discharge of an intended use. L.G.

aroxwpet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. aroxwpew

G7roXwpEiTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : . id.

droxwpew, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ard &
xwpéw) to go from or away, depart, Mat.

OPS, We Os BXe\R NOs 135 115%
aroxwpncas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . G7rOXMPEW
doxwpie |, fut. (rw, aor. 1, pass. deywpicbny,

(§ 26. rem. 1) (amo & xopilw) to sepa-

rate; pass. to be swept aside, Re. 6. 14;

mid. to part, Ac. 15. 39.
aroxwpicOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. - droxwpilo
arrovxovTwv,° gen. pl. masc. part. pres. arroyo
drowsy w |, fut. fw, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (azo &

Yvyw) pr. to breathe out, faint away, die;

met. to faint at heart, be dismayed. (5).
Anmlov édpor |, the forum, or market-place, of

Appius; a village on the Appian road,

near Rome.
gen. sing.

Amziov ddpov,* Ammiov ddpov

dmpocttov,” acc. sing. neut. amrpoolTos
ampdatros |, ov, 6, 7, Td, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a &
Tpootros, accessible, from TpPCoELLL, to
approach) wnapproached, unapproachable.
L.G.

dmpockorot, nom. pl. masc. am pOoKOTOS
ampooko7roy, acc. sing. fem. . : c id.
dmpéaxoros], ov, 6, 4, (a & mpooKomy) not

stumbling or jarring ; met. not stumbling

or jarring against moral rule, unblamable,

clear, Ac. 24.16; Phi.1.10; free from
NEE.
ampoowroAnmrus,’ adv. (4 & mporwrodnrréw)

without respect of persons, impartially, N.T.

offensiveness, 1 Co. 10. 32.

amtaotos |, ov, 6, 9, (4 & mratw) free from
stumbling ; met. free from moral stumbling

or offence ; irreprehensible, Jude 24.

dmratatous,£ acc. pl. masc. aTTALOTOS
amare, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. OnTW
amrec Oa, pres. infin. mid. ; , " id.
Gmteobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. : id.
dmrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . : id.

@ Ac. 21.3. 6 Col, 2, 22. e Lu. 21. 26. d Ac, 28.15.

49 apa
amrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass—D. . A
épyerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Mar. 4.21) f 977
dmrTytat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. . . id.
amrov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. é id.

amtw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) pr. to bring in
contact, fit, fasten; to light, kindle, Mar,
4.21; Lu.8.16, et al.; mid. OTTOMOr
fut. Youat, aor. 1, qwapnv, to touch,
Mat. 8.3, et al.; to meddle, venture to
partake, Col.2.21; to have intercourse with,
to know carnally, 1 Co.7.1; by impl. to
harm, 1 Jno. 5.18.

‘Ardia |, as, 9, Appia, pr. name.

Ardia," dat. sing. . ; : 3 Ardila
atwletaobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. atwbheéw

arobéo, |, fut. wfijcow & dow, and mid. drwGéo-
prot, otpat, aor. 1, adrwoapny, (aro &
@0ew, to thrust) to thrust away, repel
from one’s self, repulse, Ac. 7.27; to
refuse, reject, cast off, Ac. 7.39; 13.46;
Rosier 152ml elie Os

amwAeta, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . droddvpe
azwdX¢ctats, dat. pl. amwXeua,
amoAeay, acc. sing. 4 ; : : id.
awAXelas, gen. sing. . ° © ° id.
amoAeca, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . arohAvpe
amwXece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
amwAero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. . A id.
azwAXAvvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid.—B. Ln. \ id
amwXovto, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. @ Co. 10.9) i
amwAovro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. : id.
azwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Z » Grey
ATWO [EVOL, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.1, mid. édrwhéw
arocavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. ; id.
amoéocato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. 5 id.

dpa. This particle denotes, first, transition from one
thing to another by natural sequence;
secondly, logical inference ; in which case
the premises are either expressed, Mat. ;
There-
fore, then, consequently; should it so result,
INGE 96 fp
Gpa. A stronger form of the preceding, used mainly in

12.28, or to be variously supplied.

interrogations, Lu.18.8; Ac.8.30; Gal.2.17.

apa |, Gs, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) pr. a
prayer; more commonly a prayer for

evil ; curse, cursing, imprecation.

e1 Ti. 6.16. el Peodel Te g Jude 24, h Phile. 2.

A pape

“Apa Bes,* nom. pl. 4 : ! “Apa
ApaBia.|, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Arabia.

Apaf3ia, dat. sing. ‘Apafia.
Apafsiav, ace. sing. 5 3 : ; id.
Gpat, aor. 1, infin. act. alpw
Apap, 6, Aram, pr. name, indecl.
dpavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. : id.
dpas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, act. id.
apas,’ gen. sing. : : apa
Gpare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . aipo
dpdzw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . ; id.
“Apa |, afBos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. a) an Arabian.
dpyai, “nom. pl. fem. . A : apyos
dpyet,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. dpyéw
dpyéw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) apyds
apyy, nom. sing. fem.—B. Ln. Tdf. ; L a
vexpa Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 2. 20) . Aa
ie: nom. pl. masc. : j : : id.
apyov, nom. sing. neut. : id.

Gpyos]| 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) (a & aio) contr.
from aepyos, pr. inactive, unemployed,
Mat. 20. 3, 63 idle, averse from labour,
WBS Ge gg AU iG OR Tenis 2) THES T15 tip
unprofitable, hollow, or, by impl., injurious,
Mat. 12. 36.
épyéo, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
pr. to be unemployed ; to be inoperative,
to linger.

apyovs, ace. pl. masc. apyos

dpyipa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. contr. apyvpeos
dpyipeos |, €a, cov, contr. ods, G; ody apyupos
peice acc. pl. . : apyvplov
EE ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. j apryvpos
payers: gen. sing. apyvplov
apyupty, dat. sing. . : id.

Gpyvpokd7os," ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a (dpyvpos
& KOTT ) a forger of silver, silversmith.
L.G.

dpyupov, acc. sing. apyupos

apyupos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) silver; meton.
anything made of silver; money.
apyvpeos, éa, cov, contr. ods, a, odv,
(§ 7. rem. 5. c) made of silver, Ac.19.24;
Qin 2205 e920.
dpytpiov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
silver; meton. money; spc. a piece of

silver money, a shekel.

50 apn -

a Ac.2.11 b Ro. 3. 14.

d Ac. 19. 24.

Gpyvpov, gen. sing. . cipyupos
Gg acc. pl. masc. contr. apyvpeos
cove dat. sing. . 6 : Gpyupos
apet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act—B.D.Ln.Tdf. *

aipet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 16. 22) a paid
"A pevov Tayov, acc. sing. 0 5 . “Apetos TayOs
“Apetos Ta-yos, ov, 6, the Areopagus, or Hill of Mars,

in Athens.
Apetov mayov, gen. sing. . 5 “Apetos mdyos

‘Apeorayirnys,” ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a judge of the
court of Areopagus. ({).

dperat, aor. 1, infin. apecka
apecacys, gen. sing. fem. part. aor.1 . : id.
apéoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 3) id.
ipéon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
dpéokewa |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2). id.
dpéoxeray,s acc. sing. OperKEla
aper Kew, pres. infin. épecKo
dpeckérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . : id.
épeoKovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
dpeckovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.

ApeTKM, fut. dpgéow, imperf. ypeckov, aor. 1,
npeoa, to please, Mat. 14.6, et al.; to be
pleasing, acceptable, Ac.6.5; to consult

the pleasure of any one, Ro. 15.1, 2, 3;

1 Co. 10. 33; to seek favour with, Ga.

iebhess2e

dpécketa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a pleasing, desire of

1. 10;

pleasing,
Col. 1. 10.

apeotos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pleas-
ing, acceptable, Jno. 3.22; 8.29; Ac.

12.3; deemed proper, Ac. 6. 2

dpeota, acc. pl. neut. a&peoros
apEeorTor, nom. sing. neut. H ; : id.
dpeoros |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) apecKw
Apéra,® gen. sing. . Apéras
‘Apéras |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Aretas, pr. name.

dpetas, acc. pl. dpeTy

apeTy, fs, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) goodness, good quality
of any kind; a gracious act of God,
1 Pe. 2.9; 2 Pe. 1.3; virtue, uprightness,

Phi. 4.8; 2 Pe. 1.5

ape, dat. sing. . apeTy

GpEeTHV, acc. sing. - . = C . id.

dperys, gen. sing. : : : : id.

apy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. aipo
e Ac. 17.34, f Col. 1.10. g 2 Co. 11.32.

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apns

apys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . : aipo
ap0n, 3 p. sing. aor.1, subj. ees a

e€aply, Rec. (1 Co. 5. 2)
apOjcerar, 3 p. sing. fut. ind. pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) id.
GpOynrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id.
GpOytw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. F id.
Gp0or, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
dpilpéw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) apiO.ds
apiOpjcat, aor. 1, infin. act. apijew
apiO.ov, acc. sing. z : 2 . aptOj.0s
GpO.ds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a number, Lu. 22.3;

Jno. 6.10; Ac. 4.4; Re. 20.8; 13.18.

épioew, @, fut. Hoo, (§ 16. tab. P)

aor. 1, #piOnoa, perf. pass. noiOunpan,

to number, Mat.10.30; Lu.12.7; Re.7.9.
GpiOuod, gen. sing. apOp.os

dpi, Gat. sing. . : id.
Apipabaia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Arimathea, a town of Palestine.

Apwabaias, gen. sing. . Apiabata
Apiotapxov, acc. sing. . ‘Apiotapxos
Apiorapyos, ov, 0, (§ 3. a C. a) Aristarchus, pr.

name.
Apurrapxov, gen. sing. . : Apiatapxos
dpiotdw, |, fut. row, (§ 18. tab. R) Opirrov
dpiotepd, nom. sing. fem. Gpiorepos

dpiorepds |, a, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) the left; éporepd,
Sc. xeip, the left hand, Mat.6.3; so é&
dpioTepav, SC. pepav, Lu. 23.33; 2 Co.
Ga

dpiotepav, gen. pl. . dpioTepos
Gpirtyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. apirraw
Gpiotnoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
ApiordBovdos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Aristobulus,

pr. name.
ApiotoBovAov,* gen. sing. ApiordBovAos

AploTO, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) pr. the jist
meal, breakfast ; afterwards extended to
signify also a@ slight mid-day meal, lun-
cheon, Mat. 22. 4.

dpirTaw, 6, fut. ow, (§ 18. tab. R)
aor. 1, HpioTynca, to take the first meal,
breakfast, Jno. 21.12, 15; also, to take a
mid-day meal, Lu. 11.37.

51 apuvno

apkéon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. dpKéw
apkeoOnoopela, | pers.pl.fut.pass. (§ 22.rem.4) id.
dpkerov, nom. sing. neut. GpPKETOS
apkeros, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) apkew

apKew, e|, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) aor. 1,

npKeoa, pr. to ward off ; thence, to be of
to suffice, be enough, Mat.
pass. to be contented, satisfied,

service, avail ;
25OQweudles
Muss a04 so L.O355) Le. tseh or noO nO
dpKetos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) suf-
ficient, enough, Mat.6.34; 10.25; 1 Pe.
Ans
apKos |, ov, 6, same signif. as dpKTOs. v.r.
dpkov, gen. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. .

»
KO
apxtov, ‘Rec. (Re. 13. 2) ° \ eet?

Gpkovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. apKeo
Gpxovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Gpkovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : ; id.
apKTos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) @ bear.

apkrov,’ gen. sing. dowros

dppa, Gros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) @ chariot, venicle,
Ac. 8. 28, 29, 38.
Appayeddav,” 70, Armageddon.—Ree.

Appayedoy, Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Cppart, dat. sing. appa
Seuetes: gen. sing. . : ‘ : ; id.
dppatov, gen. pl. . a3 id.

appole |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. oa to - together ;
mid. appolopan, aor. 1, HppLorapnv, to
join, unite in marriage, espouse, betroth,
Di Comniy2:

appos j, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ foint or articulation
of the bones.

appav,? gen. pl. : Epp.os

apvas,° acc. pl. (§ 6. rem. 4. d) apvos

apveto Oat, pres. infin—AI. Ln. Tdf. . 3 i
épvncacban, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 4. 16) i TEC OR A

A pVEO[at, odpas |, fut. ycopar, (§ 17. tab.Q)
perf. (pass. form) Hpvynpar, aor. 1, #pvy-
copy, to deny, disclaim, disown, Mat.
10.33, et al.; to renounce, Tit.2.12, et al.;

to decline, refuse, He.11.24; absol. to

deny, contradict, Lu. 8.15, et al.

dpiorov, gen. sing. apurtov | apvnodpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 dpveopar
Gpxet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. dpKeo dpvnodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.! . id.
apxeto Ge, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. . 3 id. apvjcacbat, aor. 1, infin. , : j id.

a Ro. 16.10. 6 Re. 13.2. e Re. 16. 16. 4 We. 4,12. e Lu. 10.3.

——ee

apyno

apvyoia bw, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, imper.—Gr. Tdf.

drapvncdcOw, Rec. Sch. (Lu. 9. 23) i Shir ra

dpvjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : 3s id.
apvnon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind—B. D. a 2
dxapvjon, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ino. 13. 38)
Epvajoyrs, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ; id.
GpvijTop.a, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. : id.
apvycopeba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind—A. Ln. Tat) -
dpvovpela, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Ti. 2. 12) f :
dpvotvueba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 4 : id.
dpvovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . 3 id.
dpvovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
dpvovpévoy, gen. pl. part. pres. . ; F id.
Gpvovrvra, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.
dpvia, acc. pl. . dpviov
dpviov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a young lamb, lamb-
kin, lamb, Jno. 21.15; Re. 5. 6, 8.
dpviov, gen. sing. Gpviov
apviw, dat. sing. : : : A p id.
dpvds, (§ 6. rem. 4, d) a gen. without a nom. in
use, its place being supplied by é Gpvos, a
lamb.
dp&dpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. apxo
ap&dpevoy, acc. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
apEapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
dpéapevov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
épéapévov, gen. pl. part. aor. 1, mid.—C, D.
Gp&aprevov, Rec. Gr. Sch. . ; { id.
Epeoaereu Ta. (La. 24. 47) =|
dpéacOa, aor. 1, infin. mid. . ; F id.
ap&eobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. , ; id.
apéy, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. ‘ id.
dp&yobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. . : id.
apénrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id.
apfovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. ‘ : id.
dpEovrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id.
Gpov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. apo
dpotpiay, pres. infin. contr. . Gpotpidw
apoTpiaw, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2. a) cpoTpov
Gporpiov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. apoTpliaw
dpotplavrTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
dpotpov, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dpdw, to plough)
a plough.
Gporpidw, &, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2.a)
to plough, Lu. 17.7; 1 Co.g. 10.
dpovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : F aipa
dprayévTa, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, pass. . épralay
apTayes, nom. pl. (§ 4. rem. 2. b) dpmaé

appnt

aprayn |, WS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) apralw
SEEN acc. sing. dprayy
apTayns, gen. sing. . : : 3 id.
sea Mirae 1 p. pl. 2 fut. pass. (§ 24. rem.3) dpmaloy
dpmacy Lov," acc. sings) 8 dprayy..os
dprayp.os |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. ke apralo
dpmdale, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . j id.
apmacew, pres. infin. act. . : : : id.
dpmaovres, nom. pl. masce. part. pres. act. id.
dpmafovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. é id.

apace |, fut. dow & Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2) aor.1,
npTrace., aor. 1, pass. npracOnv, aor. 2,
pass. WpTayny, (a), (§ 24. rem. 6) to seize,
as a wild beast, Jno.10.12; take away
by force, snatch away, Mat. 13.19; Jno.
Io. 28, 29; Ac. 23.10; Jude 23; met. to
seize on with avidity, eagerly, appropriate,
Mat.11.12; to convey away suddenly, trans-
port hastily, Ino. 6.15, et al.
dprayy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) plun-
der, pillage, rapine ; the act of plundering,
He. 10. 34; prey, spoil, or, rapacity, Mat.
Be One ILI, Wile Bie}.
épray).os, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
rapine, robbery, eager seizure; in N.T.,
a thing retained with an eager grasp, or
eagerly claimed and conspicuously exercised,
Phi. 2. 6.
aptag, ayos, 6, 7, 76, ($4. rem. 2. b)
pr. ravenous, ravening, as a wild beast,
Mat. 7.15; met. rapacious, given to ex-
tortion and robbery, an extortioner, Lu.
WALES le COnh lO, Dis 10.10:

ipmae, aos, 6, %, TO épralo
dpmagt, dat. pl. aptag
dpTarat, aor. 1, infin. act. apTalo
ApTacel, 3 ea sing. fut. ind. act. . 2 id.

(Heb. }}22Y) a
2 Co.1.22; 5.53; Ep.1.14.

appaBdv, Svos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e)
pledge, ee

appaBdva, acc. sing. . appaBov
appados,’ ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & fdrre, to

sew) not sewed, without seam. N.T.
appeva, acc. sing. ‘ ‘ appynv
appeves, nom. pl. . . . . a id.

appnv |, appev, evos, 6, 7d, (§ 7. rem. 4) male,
of the male sex, Ro. 1.27; Re. 12.5, 13.
appyta,° acc. pl. neut. . : c . appytos

« Phi, 2.6.

6 Jno. 19. 23. e¢ 2 Co, 12. 4.

appnt

appyros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & fyrds) pr. not
spoken; what ought not to be spoken,
secret ; which cannot be spoken or uttered,
ineffable.
appworor, nom. pl. mase. . : 5 » appworos
appwatos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (& & fovvupe)
infirm, sick, an invalid, Mat. 14.14; Mar.
6552 035 Tons; 1 Connie so:

appoorors, dat. pl. mase. dppwotos
appaorrors, acc. pl. masc. . : ; : id.
Gooey, acc. sing. neut. . ; ; ; aponv
apoeves, nom. pl. masc.. , z F id.
a@poevoxotrat, nom. pl. . dpoevoKotrns
G@poevokoirats, dat. pl. : id.

dpoevoxoirns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. ce) (dponv &
koi77) one who lies with a male, a sodom-
aie CONG: Onl) Die te COs) LG:
apoect, dat. pl. masc. . c é é aponv
dponv |, apoev, evos, 6, 70, (§ 7. rem. 4) male, of
the male sex, Mat.19.4; Mar. 10.6; Lu.
20235 ROw L275) Gal. 3223.
Aptepav,” acc. sing. c . ‘ ae AN prewas
Aptepas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Artemas, pr. name.
Aptéutoos, gen. sing. ; "A prepus
‘Aprepus, idos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) Artemis or Diana,
Ac. 19. 24, 27, 28, 34.
aptépova,,” ace. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2.e) . Z dpTe Lov
dptéuwv |, ovos, 6, (dprdm, to suspend) a topsail,
artemon, supparum; or, according to
others, the dolon of Pliny and Pollux, a
small sail near the prow of the ship, which
was hoisted when the wind was too strong
to use larger sails. N.T.
dptt, adv. of time, pr. at the present moment, close
_ upon it either before or after; now, at the
present juncture, Mat. 3.15; forthwith,
presently; just now, recently, 1 Thes.3.6;
ews apt, until now, hitherto, Mat. 11. 12;
Jno. 2.10, et al.; ga aptt, or amdprt,
from this time, henceforth, Mat. 23.39, et al.
dptuyevvyta,” nom. pi. neut. . : aptuyevyntos
dptiyévvytos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (dpte &
yevvdw) just born, new-born. L.G.
apttos,* ov, 6, 7), (§ 7. rem. 2) (dpe, to fit, adapt)
entirely suited ; complete in accomplish-

ment, ready.

apTot, nom, pl. 5 . A 5 , apTos
aprots, dat. pl... ; : f ‘ id.

a

« Tit. 3.12. 6 Ac. 27. 40.

28 apxy

captor, acc. sing. . ° . = 0 apTos

APTOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) bread; a loaf or
thin cake of bread, Mat. 26.26, et al.;
food, Mat. 15.2; Mar. 3. 20, et al.; bread,
maintenance, living, necessaries of life, Mat.
6.11; Lu. 11.3; 2 Thes. 3.8.

dptov, gen. sing. : : : : dptos
dptous, ace. pl. ‘ j : . id.
apTo, dat. sing. . é 5 . : id.
apTov, gen. pl. F : ‘ ; ; id.
ap7v0ycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. dprvw
dptvcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid.—A. a
apTucere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar.9.50) ‘

dptvoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. i: ; id.
dprvw |, (or dptive,) fut. Jow, (§ 13. tab. M) fut.

pass. aptv@joopan, perf. pass. HpTvpLat,

(dpw, to fit) pr. to fit, prepare ; to season,

make savoury, Mar.g.50; Lu.14.34; Col.

4. 6,
Apda€dd,’ 6, Arphaxad, pr. name, indecl.
apxdyyeros, ov, 6, (S Sostab:. Cy a) (dpyyn &

ayyeXos) an archangel, chief angel, 1 Thes.

4.16; Judeg. N.T.
dpxayyéXov, gen. sing. . apxdyyedos
apxai, nom. pl. : : ; : - &pxy
dpxata, nom. pl. neut. dpxatos
apxaiots, dat. pl. masc. : : ‘ ‘ id.
apxatov, acc. sing. masc. : : . id.
dpxatos, aia, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1) - apxy
apxatov, gen. sing. mase, apyxatos
apxats, dat. pl. 4 : : ; ; apxn
dpxaim, dat. sing. masc. apxatos
dpxaiwv, gen. pl. : : , id.
dpxds, acc. pl. . : 5 , ; épxn
dpxeuw, pres. infin, act. 3 d . apxw

ApxéAaos,/ ov, 0, ($3. tab. C.a) Archelaus, pr. name.

aPXN, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a beginning, Mat.
24.8, et al.; an extremity, corner, or, an
attached cord, Ac. 10.113; 11.5; first
place, headship; high estate, eminence,
Jude 6; authority, Lu. 20. 20, et al.; an
authority, magistrate, Lu. 12.11; @ prin-
cipality, prince, of spiritual existence, Ep.
3.10; 6.12, et al.; dar apxis, e& apxis,
from the first, originally, Mat. 19. 4, 8;
Lu. 1.2; Jno. 6.64; 2 Thes. 2.13; 1 Jno.
1.1; 2.7, et al.; éy dpyy, Kat’ apxas,

a

px"

in the beginning of things, Jno. 1.1, 2; He. 1. 10;
év apxy, at the first, Ac. 11.15; THY
épxyv, used adverbially, wholly, altogether,
Jno. 8. 25.
dpxatos, ata, atov, old, ancient, of
former age, Mat. 5. 21, 27, 33, et al.; of
long standing, old, veteran, Ac.21.16; ad
Heepav apxatwy, from early days, from
an early period, of the Gospel, Ac. 15. 7.
dpxw, fut. €m, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) pr.
to govern, Mar. 10. 42; Ro.

15.12; mid. to begin, Mat.4.17, et al.; to

to be first;

take commencement, Lu.24.47; 1 Pe.4.17.
dpxwv, ovros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) one
invested with power and dignity, chief,

ruler, prince, magistrate, Mat.g.23; 20.25,

et al. freq.
dpxih dat. sing. . apxy
apxnyov, acc. sing. . apxnyos

apxnyds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (épxe & dyw) @
chief, leader, prince, Ac. 5.313; @ prime
Auton Ace 3.15; e203) 122.

epxiy, ace. sing, = apxn
apxis, gen. sing. 3 ‘ id.
Hoare n, OV; (5 7. tab. FP. a) dpxeepevs
apxteparikov,* gen. sing. neut. J pXLEepaTuKos
> , . > 7
apXlepea, acc. sing. 5 apXLEepEevs
dpxvepet, dat. sing. : : ; : id.
dpxvepeis, nom. and ace. pl. ; : ; id.

Gpxvepevs, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E.d) (dpyi- & tepeds)
a high-priest, chief-priest.

dpxtepatixds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)

pontifical, belonging to or connected with

the high-priest or his office, Ac. 4.6. N.T.

dpxvepedvou, dat. pl. apxvepevs
apxtepewv, gen. pl. . : : : : id.
dpxvepews, gen. sing. . : : : id.
dpxurolpevos,? gen. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. e) ; apxurotnv

Gpxuroipny |, evos, 6, (apxe- & moj) chief
shepherd. N.T.

‘Apxurros |, ov, 6, Archippus, pr. name.

54

aceBe

dpxiovvaydyov, gen. sing. piace
apxiowvayaye, dat. sing. : J id.
dpxiovvaycryor, gen. pl. : : ‘ id.
GpXiTeKtwv,® ovos, 6, 5 4 4. rem. 2. e) (doxe- &

TEKTWV) architect, head or masier-builder.
apxiteAdvys,* ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) (dpyi- &

Teddvns) @ chief publican, chief collector
ING
GpxitpikXivos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (dpyi- &

tpikXwos, triclinium, a dining-room in

of the customs or taxes.

which three couches were placed round the
table, etc.) director of a feast, Jno. 2. 8, 9.
N.T.

dpxurpixAive, dat. sing. - dpxitpixdtvos
dpxopefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. apxo
apXopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
apxoj.evov, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. . ‘ id.
dpxovra., acc. sing. apXov
dpXovTas, ace. pl. : : . : id.
GpXovTes, nom. and voc. pl. : ; ‘ id.
dpXovrt, dat. sing. ; : F F id.
dpxovTos, gen. sing. ; ; : , id.
apXOVTov, gen. pl. ‘ ‘ : ; id.
dpXovet, dat. pl. 4 ; : ‘ , id.
apxo |, fut. wm, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) dpxy
apxov, ovtos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) ; : id.
ap®, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. c) aipw

apop.a |, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) an aromatic
substance, spice, ete., Mar.16.1; Lu.23.56;

24.1; Jno. 19. 40.

dpopara, acc. pl. dpwa.
Gpwopdarwv, gen. pl. . ; ; 3 : id.
Acd, 6, Asa, pr. name, indecl.

dodAevrov, acc. sing. fem. aodAevtos

dodXevtos, ov, 6, 4, 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a &
cahevw) unshaken, immovable, Ac.27.41;
met. firm, stable, enduring, He. 12. 28.
doBeorov, acc. sing.
aaBeatos |, ov, 6, 7), 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
oBévvype) unquenched ; inextinguishable,

neut. ‘ - ao Reoros

Api, dat. sing. “Apxurmos unquenchable, Mat. 3.12; Mar. 9. 43, 453
Bex icuvaner/ a nom. pl. gaya Lu. 3-17.
Ce ayo yer. acc. sing. id. do Béorw, dat. sing. neut. : ~ ac Beoros
apxirvvdywyos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Ge & do€Beve |, as, oe (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) aoe Sys
awvaywyy) % president or moderating acéBevay, acc. sing. aoéBeva.
elder of a synagogue, Mar.5.22,35,36,38; acePctas, gen. sing. F ¢ , : id.
Lu. 8. 49, et al. N.T. dceBetas, acc. pl. : 5 4 : id.
a Ac. 4.6. 61 Pe. 5.4, ¢1Co.3.10. d Lu. 19. 2.

aoeBe 55 ‘Aca
a : eek ———_——______— ae,
doceBedy, gen. pl. doéBaa | doers, €0os, ovs, 6, 7, 76, -és, (§ 7. rem. 5. a) (G&
acePetv, pres. infin. aceBéw abevos, strength) without strength, weak,
doeBew, 3d], fut. Hoo, (§ 16. tab. P) aoe Bis infirm, Mat. 26.41; Mar. 14. 38; 1 Pe.
doePets, nom. and acc. pl. masc. i : id. 3-73 helpless, Ro. 5.6; imperfect, in-
aceBéor, dat. pl. masc. . ; : id. efficient, Gal. 4.9; feeble, wilhout energy,
ace, acc. sing. masc. : : j ; id. 2 Co. 10.10; imirm in body, sick, sickly,

doeBijs, eos, ods, 6, 7, TO, -és, (3 7. tab. G. b)
(a & o¢Bopar) impious, ungodly ; wicked,
sinful, Ro. 4.5; 5.6, et al.

aoéPea, as, > (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) impiety, ungodliness ; improbity,

wickedness, Ro. 1.18; 11.26; 2 Ti. 2.16;

ite 2en2 Judensearo.

doceBew, @, fut. 4oo, (§ 16. tab. P)
perf. 7RoEeBynka, aor. 1, yo¢éBynoa, to be
to act impiously or wickedly, live

2.6; Jude 15.

impious,
an impious life, 2 Pe.
doeBav, gen. pl. ace Bis
doéAyera, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(doedyys, outrageous) intemperance ; licen-
tiousness, lasciviousness, Ro. 13.13, et al.;

insolence, outrageous behaviour, Mar.7.22.

doedycia, dat. sing. doéhyeva
doedycias, dat. pl. A : ; ; id.
gecleey, acc. sing. 5 - : . id.
aonuov,* gen. sing. fem. aonjLos

donos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & ona) pr.
not marked; met. not noted, not remark-
able, unknown to fame, ignoble, mean, in-
considerable.

Acnp, 6, Aser, pr. name, indecl.

doOevei, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. 5 » acbevéw
dobévea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) aobevys
acbeveia, dat. sing. acbeveta
ao Geveiats, dat. pl. . : ; . 5 id.
acbeveay, acc. sing. 5 - 0 > id.
aoGeveias, gen. sing. . ° C . id.
acGevelas, acc. pl. : : A : id.
doOevets, nom. and acc. pl. masc. aobevis
aobevaav, gen. pl. : . acbevera
dobevés, nom. and acc, sing. neut. aobevys
acbevéot, dat. pl. masc. 5 . * id.
acfevécrepa, nom. pl. neut.compar. (§ 8. rem. 1) id.
dabevertépw, dat. sing. neut. compar. . ; id.
acbevew, o|, fut. Yoo, (§ 16. tab. P) C id.
aoGevn, acc. sing. masc. and pl. neut. . : id.
dobevnye |, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : id.
dcbevnpara,’ ace. pl. aobenpa

a Ac. 21.39.

weak, mentally
1 Co.
1 Thes. 5.14; afflicted,
distressed, oppressed with calamities, 1 Co.
4.10.

aoOévera, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) want of strength, weakness, feeble-

Mat. 25. 39, 43, 44, et al.;
or spiritually, dubious, hesitating,

Sa peLOsm O22)

ness, 1 Co. 15.43; bodily infirmity, state
of ill health, Mat. 8.17; Lu.
5.15, et al.; met. infirmity, frailty, im-
perfection, intellectual and moral, Ro.
65193) 1 Co.253; He5.25 7.285 suffer
ing, afjliction distress, calamity, Ro.8.26,

sickness,

et al.

acbevéw, &, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P)
20R els yobevyca, to be weak, infirm, defi-
to be inefficient, Ro.8.3;
2 Co. 13.3; to be sick, Mat. 25. 36, et al ;

cient in strength;

met. to be weak in faith, to doubt, hesitate,
I Co:
2 Co. 11.29; to be deficient

be unsettled, timid, Ro. 14. 1;
8.9, 11, 12;
in authority, dignity, or power, be con-
13. 3,9; to be
afflicted, distressed, needy, Ac.20.35; 2 Co.
13. 4, 9.

acbavyja, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. weakness, infirmity, met. doubt, scruple,
N.T.

temptible, 2 Co. 11. 21;

12.10;

hesitation, Ro. 15.1.

doOevnoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 acbovéw
dobeviycacay, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 ; id,
acbevotpey, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. s : id.
aobevovvra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. F id.
acQevotvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.
aobevotvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
daOevots, gen. sing. masc. aobevns
acQevotcay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . aobevéw
doOevotot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . ” id.
aoGevG, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. . ; : id.
ao bevOper, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : id.
aoQevGy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.
aobevav, gen. pl. éabevns

‘Agia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) [unless it

6 Ro. 15.1.

Actav

be the fem. adj. yy being understood] Asia, the
Roman province.

Actavds, od, 6, 7, Lelonging to the Roman province

of Asia.
Acia, dat. sing. Marta
Aciay, acc. sing. . i id.
Acuavol,* nom. pl. masc. . . S Aciaves
Acuavds |, 0d, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) Nats

Acudpyys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (Acia & apxn)
an Asiarch, an officer in the province of
Asia, as in other eastern provinces of the
Roman empire, selected, with others, from
the more opulent citizens, to preside over
the things pertaining to religious worship,
and to exhibit annual public games at
their own expense in honour of the gods,
in the manner of the ediles at Rome.

L.G.
Acwapxav,’ gen. pl. Acvapxys
‘Actas, gen. sing. 5 Acta
aouria |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) GO-LTOS
aottias,’ gen. sing. aoitia
Govrou,? nom. pl. masc.. : 3 + GolTos

dotros |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (d & otros) abstain-
ing from food, fasting.
dowria, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) abstinence from food, fasting.
dokéw, @, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) pr. to work
materials; absol. to train or exert one’s
self, make endeavour, Ac. 24. 16.
aoKoi, nom. pl. aokos
ackos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a leathern bag or
bottle, bottle of skin, Mat.9.17; Mar.2.22;

Lu. §. 37, 38.

doxovs, acc. pl. ae
doko,’ | pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. Bakes
dopevas, adv. gladly, joyfully, Ac. 2.413 21.17.
doodou,s nom. pl. masc. . : i beetles

acoos |, ov, 0, 9, (8 7. rem. 2) (4 & codéds) un-
wise ; destitute of Christian wisdom.
domalecOar, pres. infin. aomalopat
ado7aterat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ : id.
aomalomat, fut. TOpLAL, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1,
HOTATALNV, perf. YOTAT HAL, to salute,
greet, welcome, express good wishes, pay
respects, Mat. to.12; Mar.9.15, et al.
freq.; to bid farewell, Ac. 20.1; 21.6;

a Ac, 20. 4, 6 Ac. 19.31. e Ac. 27. 21. d Ac, 27.33.

56

Accos

to treat with affection, Mat.5.47; met. to embrace
mentally, welcome to the heart or under-
standing, He. 11. 13.

doracpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

salutation, greeting, Mat. 23.7; Mar.

12. 38, et al.
adomdlovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. aoralopat
aomaCov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : : id.
aocmdaoat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. F id.
domacdjevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 ‘ id.
GoTacdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | id.
acrdacacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. “id.
aomaonobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . ; id.
doTacpov, acc. sing. .« c doTac pos
aoTacp0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) aoralopat
aoTacpov, gen. sing. aoTrac LOS
aoTracLovs, acc. pl. id.
aoTracOpLEvol, nom. pl. masc. part. fut. aoralopat
ado7idwy,e gen. pl. (§ 4. rem. 2. c) dois
domo, nom. pl. masc. a@o7tX0os
Go7tAov, acc. sing. masc. and fem. 2 : id.
do7iNos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & ozidos)

spotless, unblemished, pure, 1 Ti. 6.14; Ja.

Tis Wea TG TO)R PWG Seni, IEEE
aomts |, (dos, 7, “i asp, a species of serpent of

the most deadly venom.
ao7oveot, nom, pl. masc. : ‘doTroveos
daroveos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & orovdy,

@ libation usually conjoined with the

making of a treaty) pr. unwilling to make

a treaty; hence, implacable, irreconcilable,

Rosier iis wliersnn
do7mcvoous, acc. pl. masc. co7roveos
aaodpor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) dimin. of the

Latin as, a Roman brass coin of the value

of one-tenth of a denarius, or dpaxpr,

and equal to three and one-tenth farthings

of our money, used to convey the idea of

a very trifling sum, like the English term

a doit, Mat.10.29; Lu.12.6. N.T.
aooaplov, gen. sing. doouptov
acoaplov, gen. pl. . i : : ‘ id.
acoov,' adv. nearer; very nigh, close ; used as the

compar. of dyxu.
“Accov, acc. sing. “Aooos

‘Acoos |, ov, ”s (§ 3. tab. C. b) Assos, a maritime

city of Mysia, in Asia Minor.

e Ac, 24. 16. J Ep. 5.15, gy Ro.3. 18. a Ac. 27.18,

aAO0TAT

doratéw, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (doraros, wn-
fixed, unstable, from @ & toTHpLL) to be
unsettled, to be a wanderer, be homeless.

L.G.
i 0 el 5 1 ind 2 ,
doratotpev,* 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. domaine
Goreioy, acc. sing. neut. ‘ : } borens

doretos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (doru, 4 city) pr.
belonging to a city; well bred, poiite,
polished ; hence, elegant, fair, comely,
beautiful, Ac. 7.20; He. 11. 23.

aorépa, acc. sing. . ; : : ; dori}p
dorépas, acc. pl. . ; id.
Gorépes, nom. pl. . : 4 ; id.
dorépos, gen. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. f) . : ey
dorépwv, gen. pl. . : ; . . ide

ATTN Ps épos, 6, (§ 6. rem. 4. c) @ star, luminous
body like a star, luminary, Mat.2.2,7,9,10;
Re. 1. 16, et al.
GOTHNPLKTOL, nom. pl. masc. GOTHPLKTOS
daTHpiKTos |, ov, 6, 4, ($7. rem. 2) a & ornpilo)
not made firm; unsettled, unstable, un-
steady, 2 Pe.2.14; 3.16. L.G.
OES. ace. pl. fem. . dear pincros
aoropyot, nom, pl. masc. saTopyes
aatopyos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & oropyy,
natural or instinctive affection) devoid of
natural or instinctive affection, without
affection to kindred, Ro. 1.31; 2 Ti. 3. 3.
dorépyous, acc. pl. masc. . ; : aoTopyos
aoToxew, o|, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. P) aor. 1,
: notoxnoa, (a & ordxos, 4 mark) pr. to
miss the mark ; met. to err, deviate, swerve

from lebier. 05205 2)0ie2. 18. 1G:

GCTOXYTAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . doroxéw
aoTpa, * nom. pl. . . 5 c 5 aoTpov
aotparat, nom. pl. aoTpamy
aotpamn, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) aoTparTo
dotparn, dat. sing. < aoTpary
doTparyy, acc. sing. : ‘ j : id.
dortpamrouca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. . doTpamTw
aoTparrovcas, dat. pl. fem. part. pres. F id.

aotparte |, fut. Wo, (§ 25. rem. Li: a) to lighten,
flash as lightning, Lu.17.24; to be bright,
shining, Lu. 24. 4.
aoTpamrn, 7S; ) (§$ 2. tab. B. a) light-
ning, Mat. 24.27; brightness, lustre, Lu.
Tole 308

«1 Co. 4.11. 6 Ro. 16. 14.

57 aopar

AoTPOLs, dat. pl. . 5 é , aoTpov
datpov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢) a constellation ; a
star, Lu. 2%. 25; Ac. 4. 43; 247. 20; He.
5 7-433 27

Diep.
+ e ] +
aoTpwv, §€Nn. pl. . : - : + aoTpov
> .
Aavykpitov,” acc. sing. . Aotyxpitos
Aovyxptros |, ov, 6, Asuncritus, pr. name.
aovpppovo,” nom. pl. mase, ° A 5 aovppwvos

aovppuvos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (&@ & ovp-
chwvos) discordant in sound; met. dis-
cordant, at difference.
aovverot, nom. pl. masc. aovveros
dovvetos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & ouverds
from ovvinpt) unintelligent, dull, Mat.
15.16; Mar. 7.18; reckless, perverse, Ro.
1.21, 31; unenlightened, heathenish, Ro.
10. 19.
dcvvérovs, acc. pl. masc. aovvetos
GovveTo, dat. sing. neut. , : ; id.
davvOeros |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (4 & ovvTibe-
prot, to make a covenant) regardless of

covenants, perfidious,

dovvOérous,’ acc. pl. mase. : t, -anbee
doddXea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) doadrs
aopadeia, dat. sing. Hein ae

aopaeay, acc. sing. 5 : Hl . id.

aogpaXés, nom. and ace. sing. neut. aopadys
aogadyn, acc. sing. fem. . - : : id.
id.

acpadyy, acc. sing.—Al]. Ln. . ‘
RES Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (He. 6. ei;
aopays |, €os, ods, 6, 4, 7d, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(a & opaddopan, to stumble, fall) pr.
firm, secure from falling ; firm, sure, steady,
immovable, He. 6.19; met. certain, sure,
Ac. 21.34; 22.30; 25.26; safe, making
secure, Phi. 3.1.
dopadea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) pr. state of security from
falling, firmness; safety, security, 1 Thes.
5.3; certainty, truth, Lu. 1.4; means of
security, Ac. 5. 23.
dodadtlu, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
make fast, safe, or secure, Mat.27.64,65,66;
Ac. 16.24. L.G.
acpadas, adv. securely, safely ; with-
out fail, safely, Mar.14.44; Ac. 16. 23;
certainly, assuredly, Ac. 2. 36.
dopadile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aodadys

¢ Ac. 28. 25. @ Ro. 1.31.

|

ac par 58 QTOTrO
dogadicacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. doadilw | drep, without, Lu. 22. 6, 35.

aodadioOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . : id. arysaceis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . F ary.aces
dopadds, adv. i : aogpadys | arydlerOar, pres. infin. pass. : : id.
doxnpova,* nom. pl. neut. . doxnpov | arysdtere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : id.
adoynpovel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. 5 doy jLovew dtysaco |, fut. acw, (§ 26. rem. 1) -. ATYLOS

aoynpovety, pres. infin. : : F id. atywaoayres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, act.. drysdlu
doxnpovéw, |, fut. yoo, (§ 16. tab. P) - doxynpov | atysacOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : ; id.
doxnpootvy |, 7S, n> (§ 2. tab. B. a) id. aTYyLaw, o |, fut. 4ow, (§ 18. tab. R) v.r. GTYLOS
aoxnpLoovvny, acc. sing. . A ‘ aoynpLocvvn arynia., as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . id.
doxrypwv |, ovos, 6, H, 76, -ov, (§ 7. tab. G. a) (4 arysia, dat. sing. dryia
& oKXN}H0) indecorous, uncomely, indecent. ary.iav, acc. sing. ; : ; : id.
doynjLovew, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) ary.las, gen. sing. . : : : ; id.

to behave in an unbecoming manner, or
indecorously, 1 Co.13.5; to behave in a
manner open to censure, 1 Co. 7. 36.
aoxnnootvy, ys, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
pr. external indecorum ; nakedness, shame,
pudenda, Re. 16.15; indecency, infamous
lust, or lewdness, Ro. 1. 27.
acwria, as, y, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (pr. the
disposition and life of one who is Gawzos,
abandoned, recklessly debauched) profligacy,
dissoluteness, debauchery, Ep. 5.18; Tit.
163 Lees ANA.
dows, adv. dissolutely, profigately.

dowrttas, gen. sing. : 2 6 c dowrta
acorTws,” adv. . 5 < 5 . id.
araxtéw, @ |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) 4 GTOKTOS

draxtos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & tdéaow) Pr.
used of soldiers, disorderly; met. irregular
in conduct, disorderly.
araxtew, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
pr. to infringe military order; met. to be
irregular, behave disorderly, 2 Thes.3.7.
ardktws, adv. disorderly, 2Thes.3.6, 11.
a@rdkrovs,° acc. pl. masc. . ; ; . aTaKTos
ATAKTUS, adv. . . : ¢ * id.
drexvos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & rékvov) child-
less, Jiu. 20. 28, 29, 30.
arevicere, 2 pers. pl. pers. ind. . arevilw
atevicovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
areviCw |, fut. dow, aor. 1, nrevioa, (§ 26. rem. 1)
(arevijs, intent) to fix one’s eyes upon, to
look steadily, gaze intently, Lu.4.20, et al.

a@revioat, aor. 1, infin. : : > arevily
Gtevicavres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 ; id.
drevicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1] . : id.
étevicaga, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.) . id.

a1 Co. 12. 23. 6 Lu. 15. 18.

a7yso, nom. pl. masc. : ; ; ATYLOS
dtios, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & typ) un-
honoured, without honour, Mat. 13.573
Mar. 6.4; ignoble, 1 Co. 4.10; 12. 23.
ariclo, fut. acw, (§ 26. rem. 1)
aor. 1, HTipace., aor.1, pass. ATYy.aoOnv,
to dishonour, slight, Jno. 8.49; Ro. 2. 23;
Ja. 2.6; to treat with contumely or in
dignity, Lu. 20.11; Ac. 5.41; to abuse,
debase, Ro. 1. 24.
aTipaw, 6, fut. iow, to dishonour. v.r.
dripia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) dishonour, infamy, Ro. 1. 26; in-
decorum, 1 Co. 11.14; meanness, vileness,
1 Co. 15.43; 2Co.6.8; a@ mean use,
Rowo1 205) 2)in 2. 20; Kara: aTYLiay,
slightingly, disparagingly, 2 Co. 11. 21.
dtipdw, G, {§ 20. tab. T) perf. pass.
HTiLoOpat, to dishonour; to outrage, Mar.

12.4.
A o
atwa, nom. pl. neut. : 3 5 + OOTLS
> UA . S /,
arpida, acc. sing. d : ’ c arts

ars, idos, ” (§ 4. rem. 2. d) an exhalation,
vapour, smoke, Ac. 2.19; Ja. 4. 14.

drojtos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & Téuvw) in-
divisible, and by impl. exceedingly minute;
> > , , . . mis
€v aTopm, SC. ypovw, Mm an indivisible
point of time, in an instant or moment.

aropo,? dat. sing. neut. . GToLOS

c
aToTros
N c > i ,

dromos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a & rozos) Pr.

out of place; “inopportune, unsuitable,

dromoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . ‘

absurd; new, unusual, strange; in N.T.
improper, amiss, wicked, Lu.23.41; 2Thes.
3.2; novious, harmful, Ac. 28. 6.

¢1 Thes, 5.14. d@] Co. 15. 52.

—

AaTOTT@

Grorwv, gen. pl... . . - aTemos
ArrdAc|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Attalia, a city of Pamphylia.

ArroAeay,? ace. sing. . » Amat Nete
avydte |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) ; . abyi
adbydcat,’ aor. 1, infin. 3 y abydlon

avyy |, js, n, (§ 2. tab. B.a) radiance ; daybreak,
abyato, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
see distinctly, discern, or, intrans., to shine,
give light.
avyys,”© gen. sing. . . 5 . - avyy
Avyovoros |, ov, 6, Katoap, Cesar Augustus.

Adyovorov,’ gen. sing. . Avyovoros
avOddas, nom. pl. masc. av0ddys
avdadn, acc. sing. masc. : id.

avOadys |, cos, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (ene
& 7dopar) one who pleases himself, wilful,
obstinate; arrogant, imperious, Tit. 1.7;
2)Pes2510.) (q):
avOaiperot, nom. pl. masc.
avdaiperos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (atrés &
aipeopac) pr. one who chooses his own

> ,
- ai@aipetos

course of action; acting spontaneously, of

one’s own accord, 2 Co. 8.3, 17.
avOevrety,’ pres. infin. avdevréw
avdevréw, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (fo be

avdevrns, one acting by his own authority

or power, contr. from avToevTys, one who

executes with his own hand) to have autho-

rity over, domineer. N.T.
aidéw, o |, fut. To, (§ 16. tab. P) ‘ - adds
avry | ; Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. an unroofed
enclosure; court-yard ; sheepfold, Jno.
10.1.16; @n exterior court, i.q. Tpoav-
Awov, an enclosed place between the
door and the street, Re. 11. 2; an interior
court, quadrangle, the open court in
the middle of Oriental houses, which are
commonly built in the form of a square
enclosing this court, Mat.26.58,69, etal.;
by synecd. a house, mansion, palace, Mat.
PAD, BIR ALA, Ter FA

avrAiCopar, fut. fropar, ($§ 26. rem. 1)

aor. 1, (pass. form) yidAtcOyv, pr. to
pass the time in a court-yard ; to lodge,
bivouac ; hence, to pass the night in any

a Ac. 14. 25. 62 Co. 4. 4. e Ac. 20. 11.

59 avéno

place, to lodge at night, pass or remain through
the night, Mat.21.17; Lu. 21. 37.

avAy, dat. sing. . S ; : oak
avAyv, acc. sing. . ; econ te id.
avAjs, gen. sing. : ; } ; id.
avAnrds, acc. pl. : ; Pgae
avAyrTys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : : ade

avAnrav, gen. pl. - avdntys
avAtGopar |, fut. (ropar, ($ 26. rem. 1) . avrAH
avrOs,/ ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a pipe or flute.
avdéw, 6, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
aor. 1, nUAnoa, to play on a pipe or flute,
pipe, Mat. 11.17; Lu. 7. 32; 1 Co. 14. 7.
avAntys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
player on a pipe or flute, Mat.9. 23; Re.
18. 22.

avovpevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.. avrAéw

avédaver, 3 pers. sing. pres. indic. : 3 avédvw
av&éavew, pres. infin. é : , : id.
avédvere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : id.
avfavopevns, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . id.
avgavomevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
avéayopevoy, nom. sing. neut. pt. pr. pass.—
Gr. Sch. Tdf. c A 5 id.
Rec. om. (Col.1.6) . : 6 J
avgavdpevov, acc. sing. masc. pt. pr. pass.—
Alin id fas C 5 id.
avéavovra, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 4.8)
avéavovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.

ad&avo (a) or avew |, fut. now, (§ 35. rem. 5)
aor. ], nuenoa, aor. 1, pass. rvenOnv,
trans. to cause to grow or increase ; pass.
to be increased, enlarged, Mat. 13. 32;
1 Co. 3.6, 7, et al.; intrans. to increase,
grow, Mat. 6.28; Mar. 4.8, et al.

avenats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) in-
crease, growth, Ep. 4.16; Col. 2.19.

avédvev, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; aeeaua
avée., 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ f . aib~o
avénOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : avédve
aiénOjre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . ‘ id.
aigjoat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. . id.
aiéjoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind—Gr. Sch. eS a
avéjoat, Rec. (2 Co. 9. 10)
avénow, acc. sing. : : avenows
avénots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ; . abédve
d Lu. 2.1. elt 2.12. f1Co.14.7.

aveno

60 apavn

avéjowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . s avédve
avpLoy, ady. to-morrow, Mat. 6.30, et al.; q
avpLoy, SC. Hepa, the morrow, the next
day, Mat. 6. 34, et al.

avoTHpOS, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) pr. harsh, sour
in flavour ; met. harsh, rigid, ungenerous,

ug. 21,\22.

avra, nom. and acc. pl. neut. : avtos
avrar, nom. pl. fem. . obras
autats, dat. pl. fem. 5 autos
peer; as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) adrdpxys
Co ea acc. sing. obrdpKeva
curapKeias, gen. sing. ; : id.

aivTapKys,* €os, ous, 6, 7, 6 7. tab. G. b) (airds
& apkéw) pr. sufficient or adequate in

one’s self; contented with one’s lot.

€ €
airapKeia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a competence of the necessaries of

life, 2 Co. 9.8;

a frame of mind viewing

one’s lot as sufficient, contentedness, 1 Ti.

6. 6.
airds, acc. pl. fem. : : autos
avTy, nom. sing. fem. : : ; : ae
avrn, nom. sing. fem. pea
airy, dat. sing. fem. ; 5 autos
aiTyv, ace. sing. fem. . : : ; id.
abryv, acc. sing. fem. (§ ll. rem. 3). acon
airs, gen. sing. fem. . avros
avTAs, gen. sing. fem. y ; Ben
adrd, nom. and ace. sing. neut. autos
avrot, nom. pl. mase. : ; ; , id.
airots, dat. pl. masc. . P } : id.
adrois, dat. pl. masc. ; : : Aber

avToxatakpitos,’ ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (airds &
KaTaKptvo) self-condemned. N.T.

abrouarn, nom. sing. fem. 3 A . avTomatos
aitopatos |, , ov, ($7. tab. F.a) (aitds & pénaa,
to be excited) self-excited, acting spon-
taneously, spontaneous, of his own accord,

Mar. 4.8; Ac. 12. 10.

airov, acc. sing. masc. Hines
avrov, acc. sing. masc. anron

> ,
avromTat,° nom. pl. ; j ‘ abtomTns

airomrns |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. ay (aitds &
oop) an eye-witness.

autos, %, 6, (§ 10. tab. J. b, and rem. 2) a re-

a Phi. 4.11. 6 Tit. 3.11. ¢ Lu.1.2

flexive pron. self, very; alone, Mar. 6.31; 2 Co.
12.13; of one’s self, of one’s own motion,

16. 27;
cases independently as a personal pron.

Jno. used also in the oblique

of the third person; 6 airds, the same;

\
He. 1.12; kata 76 avro,
together, Ac. 14. 1;

unchangeable,
at the same time,
él TO avTo, in one and the same place,
Mat. 22.34; at the same time, together,
ENCE Ge he
uses of autos, see the grammars.

But for a full account of the

avrov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. < . autos
avrTod, 7S; ov, (§ 11. rem. 3) recip. pron. contr.
from €av7od, 7S, ov, himself, herself, it-
self, Mat. 1. 21, et al. freq.; for O€QvTOD,

Hs, ov, thyself, Mat. 23.37.

adv. of place, pr. in the very place; here,

avron,
there, in this, or that place, Mat. 26. 36;
ANC HTine 545 LO 1O))) 20s A.

avtovs, acc. pl. masc. : : : ;

acc. pl. masc. . : 3

teed
QuTOS
& Me e lal
aUTOUS, aQuTou
o € ‘ ,
avroxetp |, pos, 6, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (airos &
x<lp) acting or doing anything with one’s

own hands.

aiTdoxeipes,? nom. pl. masc. 5 avToxetp
ai7@, dat. sing. masc. and neut. autos
avT@, dat. sing. masc. Be cie
avTov, gen. pl. . aire
avTov, gen. pl. z : . aeeeS

aixpnpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Gn e8 to be dry,
squalid, filthy) squalid, filthy; by impl.
dark, obscure, murky.

aixynpo,° dat. sing. masc. . : adypnpds
adaipeOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. . éhawpéw
adaipety, pres. infin. act. ‘ , ; id.
aaipetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. mid. (§ 17. tab. Q) id.
adapéew, é |, fut. 75o, aor. 2, adetdor, (§ 36. rem. 1)

aor. 1, pass. ddaipeOyoopar (ard &

aipéw) to take away, remove, Lu. 1. 25;
10. 42, to take off, cut off, remove
by cutting off, Mat.26.15; Mar. 14. 47;

et al.;

Lu. 22. 50.
adaipy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. - ddaipéw
adaipyoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.

apavys,’ €os, ods, 6, 7, TO, -€és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(a & paiv) out of sight ; not manifest,
hidden, concealed.

adavilw, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to

@ Ac. 27.19. e2 Pe.1.19. J He. 4.13.

apavt

remove out of sight, cause to disappear ; pass. to

disappear, vanish, Ja.4.14; by impl. to
destroy, consume, so that nothing shall be
left visible, Mat. 6.19, 20; met. fo spoil,
deform, disfigure, Mat. 6. 16.

apavicpos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a

disappearing, vanishing away ; met.destruc-

tion, abolition, abrogation. L.G.
adavicet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. adavilo
apavilopen, nom. sing. fem. part. pr. pass. id.
adavilovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
adavile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : A apavys
adaviocbnrte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. adavila
adavicp.ds |, od, 6, ($3. tab. C. a). - adorns
adavicpov,* gen. sing. apavic pos
apavros,” ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & daivw) not

appearing, not seen, invisible; hence,

aavtos ee to disappear, vanish.
aedpava, acc. sing. adedpwv
apedpov |, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e (aro & pa,

a seat) a privy, Mat.15.17; Mar. 7. 19.

L.G.
adcOy, 3 pers. sing aor. 1, subj. pass. ($32. tab. CC) ainpu
apéOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
adeOyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. : id.

aevdia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (a &
eidopat) pr. the disposition of one who is
apedys, unsparing ; hence, in N.T. un-
Ssparingness in the way of rigorous treat-

ment, non-indulgence.
aevoia,” . . .
adetXe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 36. rem. 1)
adets, 2 pers. sin
form of aint,
eds, Rec. (Re. 2. 20)

dat. sing. adedta
> /
apaipew
g. pres. ind. of ddéw, @, an irregular

(§ 32. rem.2) Gr.Sch.Tdf.

ages, 2 pr.s. aor. 2, imper. (§ 32. tab. CC) abinpe
adéoer, dat. sing. adecis
adeow, acc. sing. . : : : id.
aeots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) . . aint
aere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. A ; id.
adéwvrat, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. (§ 32. rem.2) id.
aby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . 5 id.

ay |, 7 WS, oh (8922 tabs B: a) (are, lo fasten) a
fastening ; a ligature, by which the differ-
ent members are connected, commissure,

joint, Ep. 4.16; Col. 2. 19.

apnKa, | pers.sing. aor. 1, ind.act. (§ 28. rem. 9.c) acbinpt
adyKkapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . ‘ id.
adykav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
apnKas, 2 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . 3 id
apnKare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
a@yke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. j ; id.
ans, gen. sing. . . : ay
adyoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. abinue
adyceis, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
adynoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. 5 k id.
apjow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
ante, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. : : id.
apGapcia, dat. sing. édbapata
adbapoiav, acc. sing. : : : : id.
adOaprot, nom. pl. masc. dOapros
adOaprov, acc. sing. masc. and fem. . id.

dp@aprtos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & $Oeipa)
incorruptible, immortal, imperishable, un-
dying, enduring, Ro. 1. 23; 1 Co.g. 25;

Wh. 525 cui ale
aplapoia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) incorruptibility, 1 Co.15.42,53,543
immortality, Ro.2.7; 2 Ti.1.10; soundness,

purity ; év apbapoia, purely, sincerely, or,

adeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : aint constantly, unfailingly, Ep.6.24. L.G.
adeXet, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind—Gr. Sch. Taf. 2 ; adfopia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
dparprioes, Rec. (Re. 22. 19) ; adaipew rem. 2) v.r., Tit. 2.7, pr. incapability of
deXeiy, aor. 2, infin. act. . . : id. decay ; met. incorruptness, integrity, ge-
apédy, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, subj.act.—Gr.Sch.Tdf. a nuineness, purity. N.T.
ddarpy, Rec. (Re. 22. 19) ee a adOcprev, gen. sing. masc. and fem. apGaptos
adehorys |, TNTOS, oe (§ 4. rem. 2. c) (aderrjs, aplapro, dat. sing. masc. 5 “ : id.
not rough, plain, met. simple, sincere, from apGopia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . ddOapota
ak dedXeuvs, a rough, stony region) sin- adOopiav,” acc. sing.—A. C. D. Ln. Tdf. . \ adbopta
cerity, simplicity. N.T. advapOopiay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Tit. 2. 7)
Aeddrytt,? dat. sing. adeddrns adidw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj—Al. Ln. \ ahiootte
apeAwpat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. mid. adatpew dxidw, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Phi. 2. 23)
acévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 adinut acbicpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. y apinue
a He.8.13. 6 Lu. 24,31. e Col. 2. 23. d Ac. 2. 46. e Tit. 2.7.

ale

adevat, pres. infin. act. ain
adievrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. 2 : id.
adierat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id.
ddiere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : : id.
adiere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . A id.
Gdiérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . 3 id.

adinus, (§ 32. tab. CC) fut. adijcw, aor. l, apna,
aor.1, pass. d@eiOnvy & addOyy, fut.
pass. adcOjcopat, imperf. 3 pers. sing.
nore, Mar.1.34; 11.16; perf. pass. 3 pers.
pl. adéwvTat, pres. 2 pers. sing. adets,
v.r., Re. 2. 20, (amo & inp) to send
away, dismiss, suffer to depart ; to emit,
send forth ; TiV poviy, the voice, to cry
out, utter an exclamation, Mar.15.373 To
TEDL, the spirit, to expire, Mat. 27.50;
to omit, pass over or by; to let alone,
care not for, Mat,15.14; 23.23; He.6.1;
to permit, suffer, let, forbid not; to give
up, yield, resign, Mat. 5.40; to remit,
forgive, pardon; to relax, suffer to become
less intense, Re.2.4; to leave, depart from;
to desert, forsake; to leave remaining or
alone ; to leave behind, sc. at one’s death,
Matii2)10; 20, 21, 22s INOnn aor.
aecis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dis-
mission, deliverance from captivity, Lu.
4.18, bis; remission, forgiveness, pardon,
Mat. 26. 28, et al.
adinot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . ‘
adixeto,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. é

aint
+ GchiKvéopar
adikveopar, ovp.a |, fut. (opat, aor. 2, adikopny,
(§ 36. rem. 2) (dao & iKVEOMa, to come,
arrive) to come, arrive at; to reach as a
report.
adugis, €Ws, oh (§ 5. tab. E. c) arrival ;
departure, Ac. 20. 29.
adiddyabou,’ nom. pl. masc. airdyabos
adidyabos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 0) (a, didos &
dyaGos) not a lover of, inimical to, good
and good men. N.T.
: aiAapyvpor, acc. sing. masc. addpyvpos
adiAdpyupos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (a, didos, &
apyvpos) not fond of money, not covetous,
liberal, generous, 1 Ti. 3.3; He. 13.5
Nar:
adiéw,° acc. sing.
aréts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. 5

aduéts

» Apikvéopat

@ Ro. 16.19.

6 2 Ti, 3.3.

62 adopt

apiornur], (§ 29. tab. X) fut. drocrijcw, aor. 1,
anéotnoa, (ard & tornpe) trans. to
put away, separate ; to draw off or away,
withdraw, induce to revolt, Ac. 5. 373
intrans., perf. adéaTnKa, aor. 2, ameaTyy,
and mid., to depart, go away from, Lu.

2.37, et al.; met. to desist or refrain from,
let alone, Ac. 5, 38; 22.29; 2 Co. 12.8;
to make defection, fall away, apostatise,
Lu. 82n3) 1) Wiad. ©; ess 12) sco apith—
draw from, have no intercourse with, 1 Ti.
6.5; to abstain from, 2 Ti. 2.19.

drootacia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) a@ defection, apostasy, Ac.
22 tee 2eubes. 2).9 ula \Gr.

amocTac.ov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
defection, desertion, as of a freedman from
a patron; in N.T. the act of putting away
a wife, repudiation, divorce, Mat. 19. 7;
Mar. 10.4; meton. @ bill of repudiation,
deed of divorce, Mat. 5. 3t.

adve, ady. suddenly, unexpectedly, Ac.2.2; 16.26; 28.6.

apdBus, adv. (aofos, fearless, from @ & ofos)
fearlessly, boldly, intrepidly, Phi. 1.14;
securely, peacefully, tranquilly, Lu. 1.74;
1 Co. 16. 10; impudently, shamelessly,
Jude 12.

adopoiow, @], fut. daw, (§ 20. tab. T) (azo &
djL0L0w ) to assimilate, cause to resemble,
er 7r13.

apopaw, & |, fut. drdyouat, aor. 2, dzetdov, (§ 36.
rem. 1) (amo & Opaw ) to view with un-
divided attention by looking away from
every other object; to regard fixedly and

earnestly, He. 12.2; to see distinctly, Phi.

2123s
acboptet, 3 pers. sing. fut. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) adopilor
adopiter, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ‘ id.

aopilw |, fut. iow & adopid, perf. pass. addpir-
pa, (§ 26. rem: 1) (a6 & opilw) to
limit off; to separate, sever from the rest,
Mat.13.49, et al.; to separate from society,
cut off from all intercourse, excommuni-
cate, Lu.6.22; to set apart, select, Ac.
HBG NOR tte WAY CEI Tes Lal

¢ Ac, 20. 29.

adioravrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) adtornpe
adictaco, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. . id.
adiotatro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. . : id.

ee

adopt 63 axupe
aopiotor, 3 pers. pl. fut. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) ddopilw . Ac. 8. 32; inarticulate, consisting of inarticulate
adopicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id. sounds, unmeaning, 1Co.14.10.
Gdopicare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id. adwpile, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . : - aopilo
adpopioOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. id. adwpire, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
adoptcwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id. apwpitpevos, nom. sing. masce. pt. perf. pass. id.

apoppaj |, 9s, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) (dard & opp) Pr.

a starting point ; means to accomplish an

Ayal, 6, Achaz, pr. name, indecl.
Ayata, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Achaia,

object; occasion, opportunity, Ro. 7 the Roman province, comprehending all

et al. Greece to the south of Thessaly.
adoppny, acc. sing. . Axaia, dat. sing. Axata
&dopavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Axaiay, acc. sing. id.
adpilet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Axaias, gen. sing. . F id.
adpite |, fut. cow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Axaikds |, ov, 6, Achaicus, pr. name.
adpi~ev, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. adppilo Axaikod,’ gen. sing. . : : : “Ayaixds
dpov, voc. sing. masc. adpov axdptotot, nom. pl. mase. : : - &xdpioTos
apova, acc. sing. mase. id. axdpiotos |, ov, 6, 9, ($ 7. rem. 2) (a4 & xapus)

id.
id.

nom. and voc. pl. mase.

adpoves,
Aadpovev, gen. pl.

adpos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) froth, foam.
adpize, fut. ic, (§ 26.
froth, foam, Mar. 9. 18, 20.

rem. 1) to

unthankful, ungrateful, Lu.6.35; 2 Ti.3.2.

, /
axaptotous, acc. pl. masc. axXapioros
Axelu, 6, Achim, pr. name, indecl. :
axelporroinroy, acc. sing. masc. and fem. GXELpoTroinToS

axeuporrotntos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 &
Xeporroinros) not made with hands, Mar.

adpootvn, ns, %, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ddpuv 14. 58's; 2 Co. 5:1; Coly2. 11. NE:

adpootvy, dat. sing. adpootv7; GXELPOTOLYTH, dat. sing. fem. : : GXElporroinTos
ddpootyys, gen. sing. id. axOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) . ayo
ad@pov,* gen. sing. adpds axOnoecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id. -

adpwv, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. a, and rem, 4) (4
& ppyv) unwise, inconsiderate, simple,
foolish, Lu. 11.40; 12.20; 1 Co. 15. 36;
Ro.
Ep. 5.17; 1 Pe. 2.15; boastfully

foolish, vain, 2

ignorant, religiously unenlightened,
Des OXON
Co. 14. 16, 19; 12.6, 11.

adpootyn, nz, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) in-

anus, vos, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. g) a mist ; darkening,
dimness, of the sight.

A >
GxpEtot, nom. pl. masc. aXpEtos
dXpetov, acc. sing. mase. . : : C id.

axpetos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (a & xpela) useless,
unprofitable, worthless, Mat. 25.30; un-

meritorious, Lu. 17. 10.

considerateness, folly; boastful folly, 2 Co. A
we y a8 i Jo y rhe GXpEtow, B, fut. dow, (§ 20.tab.T) aor. 1,
T1.1,17,21; in N.T. foolishness, levity, 5 ,
ie Soper are (¢ pass. 7yperoOnv, to render useless ; met. pass.
wickedness, impiety, Mar. 7. 22. .
: of ; ; Lei Tie v) to become corrupt, depraved, Ro.3.12. L.G.
aduTvow, o |, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (aro & 9 , d] fut. wow x to
XpEtow, @ |, tut. AXPEL
UmVOS) to awake from sleep; in N.T. to © ; : y :
axpyartov,! acc. sing. masc. Oi - aXPNOTGS

go off into sleep, fall asleep.

adimvuce,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. adurvow
adapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. abinus
adwprovwpevos,” nom. sing. masc. pt. p. pass. apopo.ow |
dédov, gen. pl... ich
adwva, acc. pl. neut. Eeenes
adwvov, nom. sing. neut. A id.

ddwvos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4 & one dumb,
destitute of the power of speech, 1 Co.12.2;
2 Pe.2.163 silent, mute, uttering no voice,
a Lu. 9.39.

6 Lu. 8. 23. c He.7.3.

103 05
- apoppy |!
. adopdw
- adptla |:
: adpos ,

| dxpyoros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & ypyords)

unuseful, useless, unprofitable, and by imp).
detrimental, causing loss.

aXpt, or aXpts, originally an adv. of place; used as
a prep., with respect to place, as far as ;

to time, until, during ; as a conj. until.

AXUpOV, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) chaff, straw
broken up by treading out the grain, Mat.

Bytigg IST eh thy

41Co,.16.17. e Ac, 13.11. f Phile. 11.

64

BadrAwo

anrape
dydpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. anro
avavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, sige
A. B. Ln. id.
avawavres, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdi. fie 28. 2) J
advTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
awas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.

dyvevdys,* €os, ots, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. Gb) (a &
Wevdys) free from falsehood; incapable of
falsehood.

an, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. OTTW

7

auyra, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
aywOoy, acc. sing. aww6os

avOes, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a) wormwood, Re.
8.11; where, as a proper name, it is
masculine, according to the various read-
ing, 6 “AvwOos, Gr. Sch.Tdf. Rec.om. 6

axa,” nom. pl. neut. : 5 atnyes
afixos], ov, 6, 9, 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (4
yuxn) void of life or sense, inanimate.
dwopat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. xtw
aiywvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
B.
Baad,’ 6, Baal, pr. name, indecl. (Heb. bya).
BaBvdav, vos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Babylon.
BaBvAGvi, dat. sing. BaBvAwv
BaBvAGvos, gen. sing. id.
Babéa, acc. pl. neut.—Gr. Sch. Tdi. ,
Baby, Rec. (Re. 2. 24) : ; Bais
BaGet, dat. sing. masc. id.
BaGéos, gen. sing. masc. id.
Babéws, adv.—A. C. D. Ln. Tdf. . BaOos
BaGéos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 24.1) \ Babs
Baby, ace. pl. Babos
Babpov,* acc. sing. Babpds

Babpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Guren: to walk,
ena pr. 4 step, stair; met. grade of dignity,
degree, rank, standing.

BaOd, nom. sing. neut.

; Babs
Babive |, fut. vvd, ($ 27. rem. 1. a)

Bados

Babvs, ela, v, (§ 7. tab. H. g) deep, Jno. 4.11;
met. deep, profound, Ac. 20.9; opOpov
Baféos, lit. at deep morning twilight, at
the earliest dawn, Lu. 24. 1.
Babéws, adv. deeply.
Baos, eos, ovs, 7d, (§ 5. tab. E. b)

VT.

a Tit. 1.2. 61Co.14. 7. e Ro. 11. 4.

depth; 7d Babos, deep water, Lu. 5.4; Mat. 13.5,
et al.; met. fulness, abundance, immensity,
Ro. 11. 33; an extreme degree, 2 Co.8.2;
pl. profundities, deep-laid plans, 1Co.2.10;
Re. 2524;
Babive, fut. tvd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) to
deepen, excavate, Lu. 6. 48.
Baia,’ acc. pl. Batov
Bator, or Baiov |, ov, 76, @ palm branch. LXX.
Badaap, 6, Balaam, pr. name, indecl.
BaAdk,f 6, Balac, pr. name, indecl.

Bardyria, acc. pl. : Baddvrvoy
BaXddyrvov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a bag, purse,

MU TOuAG T2493 5 22235 Os
BaXavtiov, gen. sing. Baddyrvov
Bare, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. BidrAw
Badet, 3 pers. sing. fut. act—B. D. Ln. fet

BaXdy, Gr. Sch. ; : r id.

BadXy, Rec. (Lu. 12. 58) }
Badeiy, aor. 2, infin. act. ; id.
Bddere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
BaXero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
Bary, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
Bddnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. . id.

BadXcvra, acc. pl.—A. D. Ln. Tdf.
Baddvra, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 12. 33)

BadXdvrtov, ov, 76.—A. D. Ln. Taf.
Badavriov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 10. 4)

BadXavriov, gen. sing—A. B. Dj in, Tae \ a
Badavriov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 22. 35)
BddXe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . Badd
pam pres. infin. act—Al. Ln. Sch. Taf. \ -
Badeiv, Rec. Gr. (Re. 2. 10) ,
BadXerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
Barry, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . id.
BodXopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
BadXdpeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
BadXopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
BddXovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
BadXovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
BadrXcvrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
BaXXoveay, ace. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
BadXovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.

Baro, fut. Badd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,
&Baror, (§ 27. rem. 2. d) perf. BEBAnKa,
perf. pass. BEBAnpau, aor. 1, pass. éBAy-
Onv, fut. pass. BAnOjoopan, (§ 27. rem.3)

f Re. 2, 14.

d1 Ti. 3.13. e Jno. 12. 13,

Barov

65 BapBa

to throw, cast; to lay, Re. 2.22; Mat.8. 6, 14,

et al.; to put, place, Ja.3.3; to place,
deposit, Mat. 27.6; Mar. 12. 41-44; Lu.
21.1—4; Jno. 12.6; to pour, Jno. 13.5;
to thrust, Jno. 18. 11; 20.27; Mar. 7. 33;
Re. 14.19; to send forth, Mat. 10. 34;
to assault, strike, Mar.14.65; met. to sug-
gest, Jno.13.2; intrans. to rush, beat, as
the wind, Ac. 27. 14.

BXyréos, a, ov, verbal adj. (§ 35.
rem. 10) requiring to be cast or put, Mar.
Poin Willits ston INI

BoAn, js, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) a@ cast, a
throw; the distance to which a thing can
be thrown, Lu. 22. 41.

Borilo, fut. (ow, aor.1, éBdrioa,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to heave the lead, sound,
INC Dif Paso Wbi(Cy

Boris, ios, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) a

missile weapon, dart, javelin, He. 12. 20;

also, a plummet, lead for sounding. L.G.

Badovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act.—

BarricOjcecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. .

a He. 11.32.

Acie Wines digas cyteety i. Bddw

BadXovres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 27. 35)
BaXovrwy, gen. pl. mase. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
Badotoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. id.
BaXovtor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
BaXG, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
BadG, | pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . id.
BaXGou, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
Barrier, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Barrilw
Baxrilew, pres. infin. act. id.
Bamrilers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
Bamri€opat, | pers. sing. pres. ind, pass. id.
Barrlopevor, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. pass. id.
Bamri€ovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
Bamrilovres, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. act. i id.
Bamrile, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1). : Barrw
Barrifwy, nom. sing. masc. pt. pres. act. Bazrilw
Bomrurat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. . id.
Baxticaytes, nom.pl.masc.pt.aor.1,act.—B.D. :

Barricovres, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. lea is
Barrioe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
Barribeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
Barricbares, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
Barribérvros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
Barrio Ojvar. aor. 1, infin. pass. a id.

id.

Barric bro, 3 pers, sing. aor. 1, imper. pass.

Barrilo

Barricpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : Bartw
Barticpatos, gen. sing. Barrirpe.
Barricpart, dat. sing. ; , ; id.
Barticpois, dat. pl. , » Bamrtirpos
Barriopds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) . . Bartw
Bartixpovs, ace. pl. . . » Bartirpos

Barticpo, dat. sing—B. D. . - A \ a
: id.

Borticpatt, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Col.2.12)
Barrio pov, gen. pl. “ 5 - - id.

Boarraryy, acc. sing. Bartiorys
Barriorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) . . Bérto
Bamriorod, gen. sing. . Bartirrys

Borticwvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. Baril
Barro |, fut. yw, ($ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 1,
éBaa, perf. pass. BéBappou, (§ 23.
rem. 7) to dip, Jno. 13. 26; Lu. 16. 24;
to dye, Re. 19. 13.

Barrilw, fut. tow, aor. 1, éBdrrica,
perf. pass. BeBamrirja, aor. 1, pass.
eBarricbnv, (§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to dip,
tmmerse; to cleanse or purify by washing;
to administer the rite of baptism, to baptize ;
met. with various reference to the ideas
associated with Christian baptism as an
act of dedication, e.g. marked designation,
devotion, trial,etc.; mid. to procure baptism
for one’s self, to undergo baptism, Ac.22.16.

Bamwricpa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. immersion; baptism, ordinance of bap-
tism, Mat. 3.7; Ro.6.4, et al.; met. bup-
tism in the trial of suffering, Mat.20.22,23;
Mar. 10. 38, 39. N.T.

Barrticpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
pr. an act of dipping or immersion; a
baptism, He.6.2; an ablution, Mar.7.4,8
Heng. ros aN

Bartiorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
who baptizes,a baptist, Mat.3.1; I1.11,12,
et al. N.T.

Bap, indecl. 6, (93, Chald. or Syr.) a son, Mat.16.17.
BapafBav, acc. sing. . : ee Bapaf3Bas
Bapaffas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Barabbas, pr. name.
Bapax," 6, Barak, pr. name, indecl.

Bapaxias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Barachias, pr.name.
Bapaxiov,’ gen. sing.

BepBapot, nom. pl.

Bapaxtas

BapBapos

6 Mat, 23. 35.

BapBa

BapBapos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. one to whom a pure

Greek dialect is not native; one who is
not a proper Greek, a barbarian, Ro.1.14;
Col. 3.11; Ac. 28. 2, 4; a foreigner speak-

ing a strange language, 1 Co. 14.11.

Bapéa, acc. pl. neut. Bapds
Bape, dat. sing. Bape
Bapeia, nom. pl. fem. Bapss

Bapets, nom. pl. mase. . ‘ : : id.

BapeicOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. Bapéw
Bapéw, &], fut. fow, (§ 16. tab. P) pépes
Bapéws, adv. . : 5 ‘ é 3 id.
Bapy, acc. pl. ‘ ‘ F : id.
BapyOdcr, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass—]

Gr. Sch. Taf. Rope

BapwvOGor, Rec. (Lu. 21. 34)

BapOoXopaioy, acc. sing. Bap$oAopatos

BapOoropaios, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) Bartholomew,
pr. name.
Bapunoods, od, 6, (§ 6. rem. 3) Bar-jesus, pr. name,
(Ac. 13.6) Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Bapinoorr, A. D.
Bapijood, C.
Bap “Iwva, Bar-jona, pr. name.—Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf.
Bapwova, Ln. (Mat. 16.17).

BapvaBa, dat. sing. BapvéBas
BapvaBa, gen. sing. : ! : 4 id.
BapvaBar, acc. sing. : : - . id.
BapvaBas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Barnabas, pr. name.
Bapovpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. Bapéw
Bapoafav, acc. sing. BapoaPas

Bapoafas |, G, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Barsabas, pr. name.
I. Joseph, surnamed Justus, Ac. 1. 23.
II. Judas, Ac. 15. 22.
BapoaBPav, acc. sing—A. B. Ln. Tdf.
BapoaBay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 1.23; 15.22).
Baprijatos,* ov, 6, Bartimeus, pr. name.
BapvvGic1, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.
Bapive |, fut. vd, (§ 27, rem. 1. a)

Bapive
Bapos

Bxpus, eta, v, (§ 7. tab. H. g) heavy; met. burden-
some, oppressive, or difficult of observance,
as precepts, Mat.23.4; 1 Jno.5.3; weighty,
important, momentous, Mat. 23.23; Ac.
25.73; grievous, oppressive, afflictive, vio-
lent, rapacious, Ac. 20. 29; authoritative,
strict, slern, severe, 2 Co. 10. 10,

Bapos, cos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) weight,

a Mar. 10. 46.

6 Mat. 26. 7.

66 Bacav

heaviness; a burden, anything grievous and hard
to be borne, Mat. 20.12; Ac. 15.28; Re.

2.24; burden, charge, or, weight, influence,

dignity, honour, 1 Thes.2.6; with another

noun in government, fulness, abundance,
excellence, 2 Co. 4.17.

Bapéw, 6, fut. yoo, (§ 16. tab. P)
perf. pass. BeBapypar, to be heavy upon,
weigh down, burden, oppress, as sleep,
Mat. 26. 43; Mar. 14.40; Lu. 9. 32; sur-
feiting, v.r. Lu. 21.34; calamities, 2 Co.
1.8; 5.4; or, trouble, care, expense, etc.
IDs nO:

Bapéws, ady. heavily; met.withdificulty,
dully, stupidly, Mat. 13.15; Ac. 28. 27.

Bapivo, fut. wy, (§ 27. rem. 1. a)
aor. 1, pass. €BaptvOnv, see Bapéw, Lu.
21.34. (wv).

Baptrepa, acc. pl. neut. comp. (§ 8. rem. 1) Bapis
Baputipov,’ gen. sing. neut. Baptrios
Bapvripos], ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (Bapis &

; j :
TYLY) of great price, precious.

BacaviLopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pr. pass. Bacavices
Bacavlopevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pr. pass. id.
Bacavilopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pr. pass. id.

Bacaviopevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pr. pass. id.

Bacavitw |, fut. (ow, ($ 26. rem. 1) Bacavos
Bacavicot, aor. 1, infin. act. Bacavilw
Bacavioys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
BacavicOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.
BacavicOnoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
Bacavic bic, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
Bacavicpov, acc. sing. . Bacavicpes
Bacavicpds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Bacavos
Bacavicpov, gen. sing. Bacavicpos
Bacanorais,’ dat. pl. Bacaviorys
Bacavicris |, ob, 6, (8 2. tab. B. c) Bacavos
Bacavots, datsep lem 5 6 : ; id.

Bacavos | , ov, % (§ 3. tab. C. b) pr. lapis
Lydius, a species of stone from Lydia,
which being applied to metals was thought
to indicate any alloy which might be
mixed with them, and therefore used in
the trial of metals; hence, examination
of a person, especially by torture; in
N.T. torture, torment, severe pain, Mat.
4.24; Lu. 16. 23, 28.

e Mat. 18, 34.

Bacay
Bocavifw, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1)

pass. ePacavicbnv, pr. to apply the lapis

Lydius or touchstone; met. to examine,

aor. 1,

scrutinise, try, either by words or torture ;
in N.T. to afflict, torment; pass. to be
afflicted, tormented, pained, by diseases,
Mat. 8. 6, 29, et al.; to be tossed, agitated,
as by the waves, Mat. 14. 24.
Bacavicpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
pr. examination by the lapis Lydius or by
torture; torment, torture, Re.9.5; 14.11;
1G. 7) LOM US:
Bacaviorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
pr. an inguisitor, tormentor; in N.T. a
keeper of a prison, gaoler, Mat. 18. 34.
Bacavov, gen. sing.
Bacers,* nom. pl. Baots
Baorréa, ace. sing. : Baotr«ds
BaowXei, dat. sing. . : : ; ‘ id.
BactXr<ia, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Baorreia, dat. sing. : . . Baotr«€ta
Baoir<tan, nom. pl.—Rec. 0 ° \ id.

Bdécavos

Paowreia, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 11. 15

Baowreiav, ace. sing. . : : id.
Baotrelas, gen. sing. . : : ; id.
Buctrelas, ace. pl. . id.
BaotXrelous, dat. pl. Bacirevos
Bacideov, nom. sing. neut. : : ; id.
BaciXeuos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) Bacwreds
BaotXeis, nom. and ace. pl. : 3 . id.

Bactr</wy, gen. pl—Sch. :
Bactréwv, Rec. Gr. Tdf. (Mat. 11.8)

; \ Bacinevos

Baorred, voc. sing. . Baotr<t}s
Bacrrever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Baortredw
Bactrevew, pres. infin, ce : : , id.
Baotrevérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. ; id.
BaotXevovtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. é id.

BactAevs, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a@ king,
monarch, one possessing regal authority.

Bacir«ia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a kingdom, realm, the region or

country governed by a king; kingly power,

authority, dominion, reign ; royal dignity,

the title and honour of king ; ” BaoX<ia,

Mat. 9.35, 7 Bacireia tod Mcod,—Tod

Xp.itT0d,—T0d otpavov,— TOV oipavav,

the reign or kingdom of the Messiah, both

67 BacKka

in a false and true conception of it; used also,
with various limitation, of its administra-

tion and coming history, as in the para-

bles; its distinctive nature, Ro. 14. 17;

its requirements, privileges, rewards, con-
summation.

Bacireuos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
royal, regal; met. possessed of high prero-
gatives and distinclion, 1 Pe.2.9; Ta
Bacirea, sc. dcpara, regal mansions,
palaces, Lu. 7. 25.

Bactrevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
to possess regal authority, be a king, reign;
to rule, govern, Mat. 2.22; met. to bein
force, predominate, prevail, Ro.5.14,17,213
met. to be in kingly case, fare royally,
1 Co. 4.8.

Bacidtkos, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
royal, regal, Ac. 12. 20, 21; BaodtKés,
used as a subst. a person attached to the
king, courtier; met. royal, of the highest
excellence, Ja. 2.8.

Baciticoa, ys, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (a
later form of BaorXis) a queen, Mat.

T2842 leue wlee sil NewS. Qi esliosi7:
Baoredoar, aor. 1, infin. (§ 13. rem. 12) Baoreda
Bacwretoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. P 5 id.
Bacretdon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
Bacrcvcoper, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. s2 . id.
Baotrevcovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . id.
Paced |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) Bacireds
Bacréwv, gen. pl. : . ; : id,
Baciréws, gen. sing. : : x : id.
Bacirtuxnyy, ace. sing. fem. Bacvdukds
Baoirtxhs, gen. sing. fem. , : : id.
BaotAkév, acc. sing. masc. . : ; id.
Bacruxds, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ; Baotreds

BaotXickos, ov, 6, @ prince, regulus.—D.

BaotArkds, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Ino. 4. 46, 49)
Bacidwoa, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Bacrred's
BaowXricons, gen. sing. . Baciticoa
Bdors], ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) (Batvw) pr. @ step ;

the foot, Ac. 3.7.

Backaivo |, fut. av, aor. 1, éBdoxnva &
éBacxava, (§ 27. rem. 1. c. e) pr. to
slander ; thence, to bewitch by spells, or
by any other means; to delude, Gal. 3. 1.

6 Ac.3.7.

Baora

Baord£er, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.

Baoralew, pres. infin. act. : id.
Baorales, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
Baordleobar, pres. infin. pass. . id.
Baordlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
Baoralovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

id.

Bacralovros, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. act.

Bacraw, fut. dow, aor.1, éBacraca, (§ 26.
rem. 1) pr. to lift, raise, bear aloft; to
bear, carry, in the hends or about the
person; carry as a message, Ac. 9. 15;
to take away, remove, Mat.8.17; Jno.
20.15; to take up, Jno.10.31; Lu.14.27;
to bear as a burden, endure, suffer; to
sustain, Ro. 11.18; to bear with, tolerate;
to sustain mentally, comprehend, Jno.16.12.

Baorale

Baorafwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pr. act.

Bacrdca, aor. 1, infin. act. : ‘ id.
Bacracaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Bacrdcact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Baordoa, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
Baros |, ov, 6, & #, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) a bush,
bramble, Mar. 12. 36, et al.
Baros |, ov, 6, (Heb. NZ) a bath, a measure for
liquids, which is stated by Josephus (Ant.
]. vili. c. 2. 9) to contain seventy-two
sextarii, or about thirteen and a half gal-
lons. Others make it about nine gallons;
and others, seven and-a half gallons.
Barov, gen. sing. Baros
Barw, dat. sing. ; : : id.
Barovs,* acc. pl. (N32) : F ‘ s id.
Barpaxo,’ nom, pl.—Gr. Sch. Tdf, . c :
[Spora | Barpdxous, Rec. . f atu
Barpaxos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a frog.
Barrodoyjonre,° 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.—
Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. Barrodoyéw
Barradoyjonre, B. D. :
Barrodoyéw, o |, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) (Barros,
a stammerer) pr. to stammer; hence, to
babble ; to use vain repetitions. L.G.
Baas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . Barro
Bay, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . : id.
Baw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act—B. C. Tadf. =
Baas, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 13. 26) t :
Bd2rXvyjpna, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Bdevooopar
a Lu. 16.6, 6 Re. 16.18.

68

Bacralo | Bodedvypdtwv, gen. pl. .

BeBnr

bddduypa
Bdedvkrol,? nom. pl. mase. - BodeduKrds
Bdedvkros |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) » Picddooopat
Poedtvcoopar |, fut. Fowar, perf. eBdedvypat, (§ 26.

rem. 3) to abominate, loathe, detest, abhor,

Ro. 2. 22; pass. to be abominable, detesta-
ble, Re. 21.8.
BdeAvypa, atos, 7d, ($ 4. tab. D. c)
an abomination, an abominable thing, Mat.
24.15; Mar. 13.14, et al.; idolatry with
all its pollutions, Re.17.4,5; 21.7. LXX.
BdedvkTds, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
abominable, detestable, Tit.1.16. LXX.
Bdedvoodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Bdedvooopat
BeBaia, nom. sing. fem. BéBatos
BeBaiav, acc. sing. fem. ; : , id.
BéBatos, ata, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (GBéBaa, perf. of
Baivo) jirm, stable, steadfast, He.3.6,14;
6.19; sure, certain, established, Ro. 4. 16,

et al.
BeBadw, G, fut. ow, aor. 1, efe-
Bainca, (§ 20. tab. T) to confirm, esta-
blish ; to render constant and unwavering,
1 Co. 1.8, et al.; to strengthen or establish
by arguments or proofs, ratify, Mar.
16. 20; to verify, as promises, Ro. 15.8.
BeBaiwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
confirmation, firm establishment, Phi. 1. 7;
He. 6. 16.
BeBatorepor, acc. sing. masc. comp. (§ 8. rem. 4)
BeBatovpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.
BeBasotvtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. .
BeBatotcbar, pres. infin. pass. (§ 21. tab. U)
BeBardu, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) .

BeBauos
BeBaidw
id.
id

BeBatos

BeBadv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. BeBatow
BeBadoa, aor. 1, infin. act. id.
BeBausoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; id.
BeBawoe, dat. sing. . : BeBatwors
BeBappévov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. . Barro

BeBarrixa, | pers. sing. perf. ind. act—D.
) éBamrica, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (1Co.1. ah Parrike
| BeBarricpévor, nom. pl. masc. pt. perf. pass. id.
BcBapynpevor, nom. pl. masc. pt. perf. pass. Bapéw
BeByXous, dat. pl. mase. : k c BéBndos
BeBndros, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Batva, to tread,
and Bydds, 4 threshold) pr. what is open
and accessible to all; hence, profane, not

religious, not connected with retigion ; un-

e Mat. 6.7. d Tit. 1. 16,

BeBnar

holy ; a despiser, scorner, 1 Ti. 1.9; 4.7, et

BeByr6u, 3, fut. dow, aor. 1, éBeBy-
Awoa, (§ 20. tab. T) to profane, pollute,

violate, Mat.12.5; Ac.24.6. 1.G.

BeByAovs, ace. pl. mase. BéBndos
BeByrovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. BeBndSu
BeByrsco, o |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. 1) 4 BéBndos
BeByrGoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . f BeBnrd3bu
BéBXyx«e, 3 p- sing. perf. ind. act. ($27. rem.2.d) BadrAw
BeBXyKoTO0s, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. act. id.
BeBdnpévyy, ace. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.

; BeBrAnpvor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
BeBAnpévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
BéBryrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. ia

BeBpwxdor,* dat.pl.masc. part. perf..(§ 36. rem.3) BiBpaakw

BeedleBovrA, 6, Beelzeboul, pr. name, indecl.

BeXy,° ace. pl.

BeAlad, 6, Belial, pr. name, indecl.—Rec. Ln.
BeXiap, GriSchs ldfe (2iCox6s 15).

BéXos

Bédos |, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a missile weapon,
dart, arrow.
Bedovn, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) v.r. pr.
the point of a spear; a needle.

Bedovn |, ns, 4 . BéXos

Bedovys,° gen. sing.—B. D. Ln. Tdf. ,
ane Bedovn
padidos, Rec. Gr. Sch. 4

BéArov,* neut. sing. used adverbially- Bedrtov

Bedziwv |, ovos, 6, 7), 76, -ov, compar. of dyaHds)
(§ 8. rem. 3) better; BéAziov, as an adv.
very well, too well to need informing, 2 Ti.
Hip Titec
Benapiv, 6, Benjamm, pr. name, indecl.
Bepviky, NS, 7), (0), (§ 2. tab. B. a) Bernice, pr. name.
Bepvixys, gen. sing. Bepvikn
Bépowa |, as, 7, (§ 2- tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Bereea,
a town of Macedonia.
Bepoia, dat. sing. Bépou
Bépouay, acc. sing. id.
Bepouatos,’ a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) belonging to Berea.
ByfaBapc |, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Bethabara, a town of Palestine.
BybaBapa,’ dat. sing—Rec. ?
i op: Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Jno. 1. 8) : \ Br baBapa
Bybavia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Bethany.
I. A village near Jerusalem, at the Mount
of Olives,

et al.

Mat. 21.17; Mar. 11.1,

a Jno. 6.13, 6 Ep. 6. 16. e Lu. 18. 25. @ 2 Ti.1.18.

al. | Te i

e Ac. 20. 4.

69 Biacr

A village beyond the Jordan, Jno. 1. 28.

ByOavia, dat. sing. Bylavia
ByOaviav, acc. sing. id.
Bybavias, gen. sing. id.

Bybecda, b Bethesda, indecl., a pool in Jerusalem.
ByOr«ép, 7 7, Bethlehem, indect., a town in Palestine.
ByOcaidd, and ByOcaiddy, %, Bethsaida, indecl.

I. A city of Galilee, Mat. 11.21; Mar.
6. 45, et al.
II. A city of Lower Gaulanitis, near the

Lake of Gennesareth, Lu. 9. 10.

By bpayy, ” Bethphage, indecl., a part of the Mount

of Olives—Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Bybcdpayy, B. D. Ln. (Mat. 21.1; Mar. 11.1;
Lu. 19. 29).

Biya, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (Batvw) @ step,
footstep, foot-breadth, space to set the foot
on, Ac. 7.5; an elevated place ascended by

Mat. 27.19; Ac.

steps, tribunal, throne,

12) 20, etcal-
Byparos, gen. sing.
Byatt, dat. sing.
BypvaAXos,£ ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) a beryl, a

precicus stone of a sea-green colour, found
L.G.

Pipa
id.

chiefly in India.

Bia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) force,

impetus, violence, Ac. 5.26; 21. 35, et al.

Baloo, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) and

mid. Bralopan, to urge, constrain, over-

power by force; to press earnestly for-

ward, to rush, Lu. 16.16; pass. to be an

object of an impetuous movement, Mat.
itie, TH.

Biatos, a, ov, ($ 7. rem. 1) violent,
vehement, Ac. 2. 2.

Biaorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
who uses violence, or 1s impetuous; one
who is forceful in eager pursuit, Mat.
L.G.

Bralerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. and mid.

Bidko |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)

II. 12.

B udloo

Buaias," - gen. sing. fem. Biauos
Bias |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) ps
Biav, ace. sing. id.
Bias, gen. sing. Tak
Bracrai,' nom. pl. : Buacrys
Biaorys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : ; Hl

f Jno, 1. 28. g Re. 21. 20. h Ac. 2.2, i Mat. 11.12.

BiBra

70

BAaop

BiBrapid.ov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c).—Ree.
Gr. Sch. Tdf.

BiBd8aprov, C. (Re. 10. 2)
Birla, nom. and ace. pl.
BiBrLo1s, dat. pl.
BiBXréov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. : BiBdos
BiBrLov, gen. sing. a otc,
BiBriw, dat. sing. . : 2 : ; id.

BiBros
BiBXiov

id.

BiBaros, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) pr. the inner bark
or rind of the papyrus, which was anciently
used instead of paper; hence, a written
volume, or roll, book, catalogue, account,
Mat. 1.1; Mar. 12. 26, et al.

BuBrAapidiov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(dimin. of BuBrapvor, a roll) a small

scroll, a little book, Re.
1ON2516,0 On LG:

BuBrLov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (pr.
dimin. of BiBXos) a written volume or
roll, book, Lu. 4. 17, 20, et al.;
bill, billet, Mat. 19.7; Mar. to. 4.

BiBrov, gen. sing.

BiBrovs, acc. pl.

volume or

a scroll,

Bis

BiPro, dat. sing. id.
BiBpacke |, fut. Bodoopa, perf. BéSpwxa,
(§ 36. rem. 3) to eat.
BpGpa, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) food,
Mat. 14.15; Mar. 7.19, et al.; solid food,
li Corse 2.
Bpdotpos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) eat-
able, that may be eaten, Lu. 24. 41.
Bpacts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. e) eating,
the act of eating, Ro. 14.17; 1 Co. 8.4,
et al.; meat, food, Jno. 6.27; He. 12. 16;
a canker or rust, @rugo, Mat. 6. 19, 20.
Bubvvia |, as, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Bithynia,
a province of Asia Minor.
Bubvviav, acc. sing. . Bubvvia
Bibvvias, gen. sing. id.

Biov, acc. sing. Bios
Bios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) life; means of living;
sustenance, maintenance, substance, goods,
Mar. 12. 44, et al.
Bow, & (§ 20. tab. T) fut. OCw, aor. |,
eBioca, to le, 1 Pe.4. 2.

a] Pe. 4.2. 6 Ac. 26. 4.

Biwors, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) manner of life,
Ac. 20145, GXX.
Buorikds, 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) per-
taining to this life, or the things of this
lije buenas dc Cou. 954
Biov, gen. sing. : : : Bios
Bisa, é |, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) : : id.

Bidcar,* aor. 1, infin. Budo
Biwow,?’ ace. sing. : Biwous
Biwors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Bios
Buworixd, ace. pl. neut. Buwrikés
Bwortkats, dat. pl. fem. id.
Buotuxds |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Bios
BraBepas,* acc. pl. fem. BraBeods
BraBepos ], a, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) . Prarrw

Baarro |, fut. Yo, aor.1, gBraa, (§ 23.
rem. 1. a, and rem. 2) pr. to weaken,

to hurt,
Mar. 16. 18; Lu. 4. 35.

BrAafepds, a, ov, ($ 7. rem. 1) hurt-

ajith 1 Weta

Prao7a, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. (as if from |
BrAaoraw).—B. D. ‘ Bractava

Braordvy, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Mar. ea
Bracrdvyn, 3 pers. sing

Bracrave |,
aor. 2, €3dacTov, (§ 36. rem. 2) intrans.
to germinate, bud, sprout, spring up, Mat.

hinder, disable ; harm, injure,

. pres. subj. c 0 id.

fut. aor. l,

yoo, eBracrnoa,

13.26; Mar. 4.27; He.9.4; trans. and
causat. to cause to shoot, to uy oduce, yield,
Ja. 5.18.
Braorycaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 .
BAdorov,? ace. sing. : BAdotos
BAdotos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Blastus, pr. name.

Pruoréve

BrAdodnpa, acc. pl. neut. Bddobypos
Bracdypet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Bracdnpéw
Braodypetv, Bree infin. act. ai
Bracdypets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
PracdnpcicOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. id.
Braodypetrat, 3 p. sing. pres. pass. ($17. tab.Q) id.

Brdodypos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) calumnious,
railing, reproachful, 2 Ti.3.2; 2 Pe.2.11;

blasphemous, Ac. 6. 11, 13; 1 Ti. 1. 13.
Praodypew, @], fut. now, (§ 16.
tab. P) perf. BeBAacdynKa, aor. 1,
éBraodypynoca, 0 calumniate, revile,
treat with calumny and contumely, Mat.

@ Ac. 12. 20.

cAMGsG 79:

rach

27.39, et al.;

terms of impious irreverence, to blaspheme,

Mat.9.3; 26.65, et al.
Brarhypia, as, %, (8

and rem. 2) calumny, railing,

22 atableB. b;
reproach,
Mat.15.19; Mar. blasphemy,
Mat. 12.31; 26.65, et al.

BracdynynOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. Braodnpéw

Fo22wetalks

Pracdnpjcat, aor. 1, infin. act. = : id.
Pracdynpynoartt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
BXaocdnpjnon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Pracdynpjcwct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Braodnpjrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass. id.
Brtacdypla, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Pracdypta, nom. pl. . Pracdpypia
Pracdypiav, ace. sing. . : oe te id.
Bracdypias, gen. sing. : ‘ : id.
Pracrdypias, ace. pl. : : ‘ : id.
Prdodnpror, nom. pl. masc. . BXdodnpos
Praodnpor, acc. sing. masc. and fem. . : id.
Bracdypodpar, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. Praodnpéw
Pracdnpovijreba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
Pracdypovpevor, nom. pl. mase. pt. pr. pass. id.
Brardypotvras, acc. pl. masc. pt. pres. act. id.
Bracrdypotrres, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. act. id.
Bracdynpotvtwr, gen. pl. masc. pt. pres. act. id.
BrXacdnpodton, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.
PAcwar, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, act. BrarTw
Brave, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ‘ id.
BXéupa], aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Brew
Pr*™upare,* dat. sing. Br€upo.
Prére, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. Brérw
Prére, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . , id.
Prerew, pres. infin. act. . é ; j id.
PrEres, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . ; id.
PXérere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. F 5 id.
Brérere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. : id.
Breréru, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. ® id.
Brérn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . ; id.
Berns, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . : id.
Préropev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. , id.
Prerdpeva, nom. and ace. pl. neut. pt. pres. pass. id.
Brcropevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . id.
BAeropevor, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.—

ly Enegdés. s 5 2 5 id.

Brerdpeva, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 11. 3) J

Breropévov, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. . : id.
Bdérovra, ace. sing. mase. part. pres. act. . id.

a2 Pe.2.8.

fo speak of God or divine things in

71 Bon

BXérovras, ace. pl. masce. part. pres. act. BAéro
PXéxrovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
BXerovrwy, gen. pl. masce. part. pres. act : id.
Brérover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. A id.

BA€ro, fut. Wo, aor. 1, ¢Breva, (§ 23. rem. |. a,
and rem. 2) to have the faculty of sight, to

see, Mat. 12. 22, et al.;
to see, Mat.6. 4, et al.;
at, Mat.22.16, et al.;
to take heed, Mat. 24. 4, et al.; in IN BIA
Brérew aad, to beware of, shun, Mar.

8.15; trans., to cast a look on, Mat.s.28;

to exercise sight,
to look towards or
to face, Ac.27.12

to see, behold, Mat.13.17, et al.;
Mat. 7. 3, et al.;
Mar.13.9; Col.4.17; 2 Jno.8;

to observe,
to have an eye to, see to,
to discern
mentally, perceive, Ro. 7.23; 2 Co. 7.8;
Ja.2.22; to guard against, Phi.3.2; pass.,
to be an object of sight, be visible, Ro.

8. 24, etal.
Br€upa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
look ; the act of seeing, sight, 2 Pe. 2.8.
Brérwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Préru
Brérwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : id.
Brdpere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ; : id.
PBrdpor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. - id.

BAnOeis, nom. sing. part. aor. 1, pass —B. ie Badr
, a
BeBrAnpevos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 23. 19) =
Brn bein, dat. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.

BAnOev, nom.sing.neut. part. aor. 1, a :
Brn Over, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 5. 13) ‘
BAnOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
BrAnOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; id
PrnPnoerat, 3 p. sing. fut.ind. pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) id.
BAnOyon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. ; id.
BAnOnt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. : id.
BAnréov, nom. sing. neut. Bdqréos
Brnréos |, a, ov, (§ 35. rem. 10) . Badr

Boat,’ nom. pl. Bon
Boas, ace. pl. (§ 6. rem. 4. hy Bods
Boavepyés,° Boanerges, pr. name, indecl.—Rec. Gr.
Sch. Tdf.
Boarvnpyés, Ln.
Boaw, |, fut. How, (§ 18. tab. R)

Boy
/ aA fe
Bon |, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) a cry,
outcry, exclamation.

1, eBonoa,

to exclaim,

Boda, 6, fut. 4ow, aor.
(§ 18. tab. R) to cry out;

e Mar. 3.17.

Bone

proclaim, Mat. 3.3; 15.34; Ac.8. 7, et al.; pos
twa, to invoke, implore the aid of any
one, Lu. 18. 7.

Bonber, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . - Bonbéo
BoGea}, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Bonbetats, dat. pl. : Boybea
Bonfeay, ace. sing. : . : : id.
BonOetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. Bonbéw

GBonbéw, &), fut. yow, aor. 1, eBoyPyaa, (§ 16.
tab. P) (Bon, & Oéw, to run) pr. to run
to the aid of those who cry for help; to
advance to the assistance of any one, help,
aid, succour, Mat.15.25; Mar. 9. 22, 24,
et al.

Bonfea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) help, succour, He. 4.16; meton.
pl. helps, contrivances for relief and safety,

INO, 9375 if
Bonbés, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a helper.
BonOjoot, aor. 1, infin. act. : 4 - Boyden
BonOyoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
BonG0s," 0d, 6, (§ 3. tab. Cia). : : id.

Bonoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. Bodw

BoOuvov, acc. sing. BeOvvos

BoGvos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) a pit, well, or
cistern, Mat. 12.11; 15.14; Lu. 6. 39.

Body], nS; ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) . Bddrw
Body,” ace. sing. Body
Bodji6u,° dat. sing.—Rec. ) :
Gr. Sch. Taf. om. f Bodés
Borilw |, fut. cow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Bddro

Bodis], ios, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) . : ‘ id.
BoXtoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | Borie
Boog, 6, Booz, pr. name, indecl.—Rec. Gr. Sch.

Boos, Al. Ln. Tdf. (Lu. 3. 32).

BopBopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) mud, mire,
dung, filth.

BopBépov,* gen. sing.

Boppa, gen. sing. Boppas

Boppas }, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) i.g. Bee pr. the
north, or N.N.E. wind ; meton. the north,
ius. 295) Re. 20. 13.

BopBopos

Pocke, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. Book

Bookew, pres. infin. act. Rh ; : id.

Bookopévyn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. sal

Bookopévev, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. : id.

Bockovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
a He. 13.6, b Lu. 22. 41, e He. 12. 20,

72 BovAo

/ >
Bocke |, fut. Bookrjow, ($35. rem. 5) aor. 1, éBdaxyoa,
to feed, pasture, tend while grazing ;

Bookopat, to feed, be feeding, Mat. 8.
30, 33; Lu. 8. 32, 34, et al.
Boravn, ns, 9, (§ 2. tac. B. a) herb,

herbage, produce of the earth. (a),
Boop,’ 6, Bosor, pr. name, indecl.—Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Bedp, B
Boravy |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Bockw
Boravyy, ace. sing. Boravn
Borpvas,§ ace. pl. Borpus

Borpus ], vos, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. g) a bunch or
cluster of grapes.

Bovdas, acc. pl. . . ‘ Bovdy
BovAet, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. Att. mG 35. rem. 11) BovAopat
BovAecde, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id.

BovAerar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.

Bovdeverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. Bovretw
Bovdrctopat, “1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . id.
BovXevdpevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. pres. mid. id.
Bovdeuris, 0d, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Bovropar
Bovrevw |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) . 3 id.
Bovdy, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Fs , ; id.
Bova, dat. sing. Bovdy
BovdnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, a pass. BovAopae

Bovdrnfeis, nom. sing. masc. pt. aor. 1, pass. id.

BovAnpa, atos, 76,—A. C. Ln. Taf. . ; \ =
GeAnpa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Pe. 4.3). 3
Bovdrypart, dat. sing. Bodhi
BovdAnparos, gen. sing. : ; : id.
BovAjy, ace. sing. Bovd:)
Bovdjjs, gen. sing. ; , : ; id.
BovAnrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. Bovdopae
BovtAorro, 3 pers. sing. pres. optat. . ; id.

BovAopat, fut. BovAyjcopat, (§ 35. rem. 5)
imperf. €BovAounv and Att. HPovropnv,
aor. 1, (pass. form) eBovdAnOynv & 7)Bov-
AnOnv, perf. (pass. form) BeBovAnpat,
to be willing, disposed, Mar.15.15; Ac.
25.20; 28.18, et al.; to intend, Mat.r.19,
ACHR A2Os L2H Alsmcl Comm
1 Ti.6.9; to choose, be pleased, Jno.18.39;

15; to desire,
Ac.18.15; Ja.3.4; to will, decree, appoint,
Jeeves el aConm2.mmsyale bie
2465 es t4suetrales eBovdropyy, T could

Ls22 42K

wish, Ac. 25. 22.
BovAnpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

e2Pe.2.15. J He. 6.7. g Re. 14, 18.

BovAo

73 Bpovr

purpose, will, determination, Ac. 27.43; Ro. 9g. 19.
x Bovdn, js, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) counsel,

purpose, design, determination, decree, Lu.
4.30; 23.51, et al. freq.; by impl. secret
thoughts, cogitations of the mind, 1 Co.
a ie

Bovredtw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
to give counsel, to deliberate; mid. Bov-
Acvopat, to deliberate, Lu. 14.31; Jno.
12.10; Ac. 5.33; to purpose, determine,
INC Wo By DijasOR 2 COh ve 1%

Bovdeurys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. cc) a
counsellor, senator; member of the San-

hedrim, Mar. 15. 43; Lu. 23. 50.

Bovdopea, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. Bovropat
Bovdcpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Bovddpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
Bovdopevov, gen. sing. mase. part. pres. id.
Bovdopéevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
BovAovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind—A.C. . ) _
Gédovew, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Gal. 6. 13) f ;
Botv, acc. sing. Bods
Bovvots, dat. pl. Bovvds

Bovvos, 08, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a hill, hillock,
rising ground, Lu. 3.5; 23.30.

Boos, Bods, 6, %, (§ 6. rem. 4. h) an og, a bull,
or cow, an animal of the ox kind, Lu.
13) U5 pete al:

Body, gen. pl.

Bodv7a, nom. pl. neut. part. pres.

Bots
Bow

Boavres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : ‘ id.
Bodvros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
Boovror, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. 3 ‘ id.

BpaBetov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (BpaBeds, a
judge or arbiter in the public games) a
prize bestowed on victors in the public
games, such as a crown, wreath, chaplet,
garland, etc. 1 Co.9.24; Phi.3.14. L.G.

BpaBevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
pr. to be a director or arbiter in the public
games; in N.T. to preside, direct, rule,
govern, be predominant, Col 3.15.

BpoBevérw,* 3 pers. sing. pres. imper.

BpaBevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)

BpaBedw
Bpafetov

Bpadtvw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. Bpadives
BpadvA0€u, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (Bpadus
& Aw) to sail slowly. L.G.

BpadvaXooivres,’ nom. pl. masc. pt. pr. BpadumdA0€w

Bpadvs eta, ¥, (§ 7. tab. H. g) slow, not hasty,

Ja.1.19; slow of understanding, heavy,
stupid, Lu. 24. 25.

Bpadvva, fut. vvd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a)
to be slow, to delay, 1 Ti. 3.15; to be be-
hindhand, 2 Pe. 3.9.

Bpadurys, THTOS, ” (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
slowness, tardiness, delay.

Bpadurys |, tHTOs, 7) Bpadus
Bpadvrnra,’ acc. sing. Bpasdurys
Bpaxéwy, gen. pl. neut. Bpaxds
Bpaxiov, dat. sing. Bpaxtov
Bpaxiovos, gen. sing. : : : si at
Bpaxiwv, ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Bpaxts
Bpaxe, acc. sing. neut. 5 : 5 . id.

’ i ee Q
Bpaxus |, eta, v, (§ 7. tab. H. g) short, brief;
few, small, Lu. 22.58; Jno. 6.7, et al.

Bpaxiov, ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2.e) the arm; the
arm as a symbol of power, Lu.1.51; Jno.

WsReyIe INO Tse this (Ja
Bpé€a, aor. 1, infin.
Bpépy, nom. and. ace. pl. .

Bpexw
Bpédos

Bpéos, cos, Td, (§ 5. tab. E.b) @ child; whether
unborn, an embryo, foetus, Lu. 1. 41, 443
or just born, an infant, Lu.2.12,16; Ac.
47.19; or partly grown, Lu. 18.15; 2 Ti.
3.15; met. a@ babe in simplicity of faith,
IO Pey2e 2:

Bpédovs, gen. sing. Bpédos

Bpéxet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Bpéxo
Bpéxew, pres. infin. - : : s id.
Bpéxn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : ; id.

Bpéxo |, fut. &w, aor. 1, €Bpeéa, (§ 23. rem. 1. b,
and rem. 2) to wet, moisten, Lu. 7. 38;
to rain, cause or send rain, Mat. 5.45;
Lu. 17. 29, et al.
Bpoxy, ts, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) rain,
WHE: Gig ins wyjg Le Ess

Bpadets, nom. pl. masc. Bpadds Bpovrat, nom. pl. : : Bpovry
Bpadiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Bpadive Bpovry |, jis, 4, (8 2- tab. B. a) thunder, Mar. 3.175
Bpadive j, fut. vvd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) Bpadds Jno. 12. 29, et al.

a Col. 3.15. 6 Ac. 27.7. c2 Pe.3.9.

Bpovt
Bpovryy, acc. sing. Bpovry
Bpov7js, gen. sing. : : F : id.
Bpovrav, gen. pl. ; 2 id.
Bpoxi, js, 7, (3 2. tab. B. 2). Boexeo
Bpoxov,* acc. sing. Bpoxos

Bpoyos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a cord, noose.

Bpvypos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Bptxw
Bpve,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Bpdo

Bpvxo |, fut. Em, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to grate or
gnash the teeth, Ac. 7.54. (v).

Bpvo |, pr. to be full, to swell with anything; to

emit, send forth, Ja. 3.11.
Bpadpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

Bpopact, dat. pl. Bpdpa.
Bpdpara., nom. and ace. pl. . 5 : id.
Bpodpare, dat. sing. 5 : : : id.
Bpoparos, gen. sing. . : . ; id.
Bpoparov, gen. pl. 5 : 2 : id.
Bpooe, dat. sing. Bpdcts
Bpoiceus, gen. sing. : , , : id.
Bpdoipov,’ acc. sing. neut. Bpodctpos
Bpadcipos |, ov, 6, 7, (3 7. rem. 2) BiBpdoxo
Bpaow, ace. sing. Bpacts

Bpacts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ©)

BvbileoGo1, pres. infin. pass. . BvOiLo
BvOiCover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . ‘ id.

Bvbileo], fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) BvO6s

Bv00s |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the bottom, lowest
part ;

BiBpdoKw

the deep, sea.
Bvbige, fut. iow, aor. 1, éBvOuca, (§ 26.

rem. 1) to immerse, submerge, cause to sink,

Lu. 5.7; to plunge deep, drown, | Ti. 6.9.
v0," oe
Bupoet, dat. sing. . Bupoevs
Bupoeds |, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. a) (toca, a hide)

a tanner, leather-dresser, Ac.9.43; 10.6,32.

L.G.

dat. sing.

Bvcowov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. Bicowos
Biccivos |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Bicooos

Bvocivov, gen. sing. neut.—Gr. Sch. Taf.
Biacov, Rec. (Re. 18. 12)
Biocov, acc. sing.

f Bicowos

Bicoos

74 Taxdar

Biccivos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) made of byssus

or fine cotton, Re. 18. 16.
Biooov, gen. sing.
Bupov,’ acc. sing.

Biaoos
Bwpos

Bopos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a slightly-
elevated spot, base, pedestal; hence, an altar.

iL”.

TaBBa0G,f Gabbatha, pr. name, indecl.

TaBpund, 6, Gabriel, pr. name, indecl.

yayypawa, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) (ypdw, ypatve,
to eat, gnaw) gangrene, mortification.

T48," 6, Gad, pr. name, indecl.

Tadapnvds |, ot, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an inhabitant of
Gadara, the chief city of Pera.

Tadapyvov, gen. pl. 2 i C

Taga], ys, 7, (8

Palestine.

- Tadapyvds

2. rem. 3) Gaza, a strong city of

yaca |, ns, 9, & treasure, treasury.
Becav: Teta
yakys,* yala
yalopuAdkvor, ov, 70, a 3. tab. C. 0) (yala &
dvAaKn) a treasury ; the sacred treasury,
Mar.12.41,43; Lu.21.1; Jno.8.20. L.G.
yalopvAakiov, gen. sing. . yalopvAdKvoy
yalopudakio, dat. sing. . . ; 3 id.
Tatoy, ace. sing.
Tdios, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) aa pr. name.
I. Of Macedonia, Ac. 19. 29.
II. Of Corinth, 1 Co.1. 14
III. Of Derbe, Ac. 20. 4.
IV. A Christian to whom John addressed
his third Epistle, 3 Jno. 1.

acc. sing.

gen. sing.

Taios

Taiw, dat. sing. Tatos

yada, yadaxtos, 7d, (§ 6. rem. 4. b) milk, 1 Co.
9-73
the elements of Christian
1 Co:

ment, 1 Pe. 2.2.

met. spiritual milk, consisting in
instruction,

3.2; He. 5.12, 13; spiritual nutri-

yéAaktos, gen. sing. ;
Tardrau,’ dv, the inhabitants of Galatia. (a).
TaAaria |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Galatia,

or Gallo-Grecia, a province of Asia Minor.

yaro

, ‘ ;
Buaoos |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) byssus, a species TaXariay, ace. sing. Toadaria
of fine cotton highly prized by the ancients, Tadartas, gen. sing. . : : : id.
Lu. 16. 19, v.r.; Re. 18. 12. Tadarixyjy, acc. sing. fem. Tadatikos
@1 Co. 7.35. 6 Ja.3.11. e Lu. 24, 41. @2 Co. 11. 25. e Ac. 17. 23. f Jno. 19. 13. 92 Ti. 2.17.
Re. 7. 5. t Ac. 8. 26. k Ac. 8. 27. t Gal. 3.1.

Taxar 75

Tadaruxds |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Galatian,
yaanvn, ns, 9, ($ 2. tab. B. a) tranquillity of the
sea, a calm, Mat.8.26; Mar. 4.39; Lu.

8. 24.
TadAala, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Galilee,

a district of Palestine north of Samaria.

TadwAaia, dat. sing. TadtArata
TadtAatay, acc. sing. i ; F : id.
TadtAaias, gen. sing. . , ; : id.
TadtAaior, nom. and voc. pl. TadtAaitos
T'adtXatos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a native of Galilee.
TadtAalov, gen. sing. : TadtAatos
TadtAatovs, acc. pl. P j ; : id.
TodtAatwy, gen. pl. s P j : id.
TadAlwv, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Gailio, pr. name.
TadAlwri, dat. sing. TadXov
TaddXiwvos, gen. sing. . : : ‘ id.
Papadiyr, 6, Gamaliel, pr. name, indecl.

yajetv, pres. infin. act. yapew
yopeitwcay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . id.
uate, ol, * @, and, later, vow, perf.

yeyepnka, aor. 1, yn & éyapnoa,
aor. 1, pass. éyapyOnv, (§ 37. rem. 2) to
marry, Mat.5.32, et al.; absol. to marry,
enter the marriage state, Mat.19.10, et al.;
mid. to marry, be married, Mar. 10. 12;
1 Co. 7. 39.

yapilor, fut. icw, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
give in marriage, permit to marry, v.r.

Con 35 eON EL

yapioxw, to give in marriage, v.r.
Mat. 24. 38.

yapiocxopat, pass. to be given in mar-

riuge, Mar.12.25. L.G.

ydpos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a wed-
ding ; nuptial festivities, a marriage festi-
val, Mat. 22.2; 25.10; Jno. 2.1, 2; Re.
19. 7,9; any feast or banquet, Lu. 12. 36;

14.8; the marriage state, He. 13. 4.
yapn?y, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. yapew
yapn Piva, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : id.
yopjnoa, aor. I, infin. act. ; ‘ : id.
yapyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
yapnoace, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
yopyodtwcar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
yapnon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 5 id.
younons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. actor

JXo Bi joy, Nas ; ‘ id.

yupns, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co.7.28) «J

yeyev

yapilovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid.—B. C.

Tin, TE yapite
yapioxovrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar, 12), a)
yapite |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) vor. yapew
yapilwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.—Al.
EneSchy dhe) a). yopilen
exyapilov, Rec. Gr. (1 Co. 7. 38)
yapiockovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. yopioke
yapioKovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. Raaeea e
éxyapiiCovres, R.Gr.Sch. Taf, (Mat.24.38)
pee fut. (ow, VT. yapew
ape, acc. sing. yap.os
yapos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. aie. yapew
yajLovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. a id.
ydprous, ace. pl. yapos
yamovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. yojreen
ydpov, gen. pl. yapos
yapov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. yopew

yep, a causal particle or conjunction, for; it is, how-
ever, frequently used with an ellipsis of
the clause to which it has reference, and
its force must then be variously expressed:
Mat.15.27; 27.23, etal.: it is also some-
times epexegetic, or introductory of an
intimated detail of circumstances, now,
then, to wit, Mat. 1.18.

yaorépes, nom. pl. yaorip

yaoTnp |, Tépos, Tpds, 4, (§ 6. rem. 2) the belly,
stomach ; the womb, Lu.1.31; éy yaorpt
Exel, to be with child, Mat. 1. 18, 23;
24.109, et al.; yaorépes, paunches, glut-
tons, Tit. 1.12.
yaorpl, dat. siug. yaorip
ye, an enclitic particle imparting emphasis; indicat-
ing that a particular regard is to be had
to the term to which it is attached. Its
force is to be conveyed, when this is possi-
ble, by various expressions; at least, in-

deed, even, ete.

yeyapnkdor, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. act. . yapew
yeyern}eevor, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.

(§ 37. rem. 1) yivopat
yeyevnpievors, acc. pl. masc. pt. perf. eee id.

yeyoveras, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ja. 3. 9)

yeyevjo Gar, perf. infin. pass. . : ; id.
yeyevnode, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. . : id.
yeyervnKa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. yevvaw
yeyevvnpat, | pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : id.
yeyervyjpcba, 1 pers. pl perf. ind. pass. . id.

yeyey

yeyevynjeva, nom. pl. neut. pt. perf. pass.— ]

Ree.'Gr. Tdf.+ : ; { yevvaw
yeyevnpeva, A. Sch. (2 Pe. 2. 12)

yeyervnpevor, nom. neut. and acc. sing. masc.

and neut. part. perf. pass. id.
yeyervnpévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yeyevvypevov, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yeyevvntar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
yéyova, 1 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. yivopau
yeyovapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. 2, ind. id.
yéyovav, 3 pers. pl. contr. perf. 2, (§ 35.

rem. 13).—Ln. Tdf. : id.

yeyovaow, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 16.7) .

yeyovas, 2 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. id.
yeyovact, 3 pers. pl. perf. 2, ind. id.
yeyovare, 2 pers. pl. perf. 2, ind. id.
yéyove, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. id.
yeyovevat, perf. 2, infin. ide
yeyoves, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. perf. 2 id.
yeyovoras, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. 2 id.
yeyovores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. 2 . id.
yeyovert, dat. sing. neut. part. perf. 2 id.
yeyovvia, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. 2 id.
yeyovds, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. 2 id.
yeypappeva, nom. and acc. pl. neut. part. perf.

pass. (§ 13. rem. 6. c) ypado
yeypappévas, ace. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
Yeypappen, nom. sing. fem, part. perf. pass. id.
Yeypappernr, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
Yeypappevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yeypappevoss, dat. pl. part. perf. pass. id.
yeypapp-evov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. pt. p. pass. id.
YEYPappLeVvos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yeypappevor, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. id.
yéyparrat, 3 pers. s. perf. ind. pass. (§ 23. rem.8) id.
yéypaha, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind .act. (§ 13.rem.6.c) id.
yeyupvacpeéva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. yopvdler
yeyupvacperyy, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
yeyupvacpevoss, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

<

Tedewv,* 6, Gedeon, pr. name, indecl.

Teva, NS, 1), (§ 2. rem. 3) (Heb. pin S°)) Gehenna,
pr. the valley of Hinnom, south of Jerusa-
lem, once celebrated for the horrid wor-
ship of Moloch, and afterwards polluted
with every species of filth, as well as the
carcases of animals, and dead bodies of
malefactors ; to consume which, in order

to avert the pestilence which such a mass

@ He. 11.32.

76 yeven

of corruption would occasion, constant fires were
kept burning; hence, hell, the fires of
Tartarus, the place of punishment in Hades,
Mat.5.22, 29,30; 10.28; 18.9, etal. N.T.

yeevvar, acc. sing. yéevva,
yeevvy, dat. sing. 5 k : , id.
yeevvys, gen. sing. . : : : ; id.
Tebonpavn, Gethsemane, pr. name, indecl. (Mat.

26. 36).—Rec. Gr.

Tebonpaved, Sch.

Tebonpavei, Al. Ln. Tdf.
yetrovas, acc. pl. masc. and fem. yeltov
ysitoves, nom. pl. mase. . : : e id.

yetror |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a neigh-
bour, Lu. 14.12; 15.6,9; Jno.9.8.

yeAdoere, 2eperss pl. tut. and. « yeArdw

r A

yerao, e|, fut. doojat, and, later, dow, (§ 22.
ren, PR Oy Xai I, éyéhaca, to laugh,
smile; by impl. to be merry, happy, to

(a).

yéeAws, wros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) laugh-
ter; by impl. mirth, joy, rejoicing.

rejoice, Lu. 6. 21, 25.

yeAGvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. yerdo
yéAws,’ wros, 6 - P 2 : ; id.
yepet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. yew
yepilec Oar, pres. infin. pass. yepivo
yeniter |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) yew
yeuioa, aor. 1, inf. act. yeptlen
yeuicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act... id.
yepioare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : id
yepioOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
yéepov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. yew
yéepovra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. : i id.
yepovoas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. , j id
yéeuovct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : F id.

yeno |, fut. yeu, (§ 27. rem. 1, a) fo be full,
Mat..23.27; Lu. 11. 39, et al.
yepilo, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1,
eyewuioa, aor. 1, pass. evento Onv, to fill,
Mat. 4. 37; 15.36, et al.
yopos, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) the
lading of a ship, Ac. 21. 3; by impl. mer-

chandise, Re. 18. 11, 12.

yeved, Gs, y (§ 2) tab: Bs b, and rem. 2) yivopat
yeved, voc. sing. yeved.
yevea, dat. sing. 5 . 5 3 id.

6 Ja.4.9.

yEven

: yeved.

dat. pl. id.

yeveadoyew, @ |, fut. you, (1 16. tab. Pp) ies &
deyo) to reckon one’s descent, derive one’s

yevect, nom. pl.

yeveats,

origin, He. 7. 6.

yeveadoyia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
genealogy, catalogue of ancestors, history
of descent, 1 Ti. 1.4; Tit. 3.9.

yeveadoyiats, dat. pl. : yeveadoyia
yeveadoyias, ACC pla. 2 ; 3 id.
yeveahoyovpevos,“ nom. sing. m. part. pres. pass. yeveadoyéw
yevedy, acc. sing. yeved.
yeveas, gen. sing. s ‘ E : : id.
yeveds, acc. pl. . : 9 ; id.
yevet, dat. sing. 2 : yévos
yevéoet, dat. sing—Gr. Sch. Tdf. : 7

yevvnoet, Rec. (Lu. 1. 14) ql ae
yevérews, gen. sing. : : P ae id.
yeveoFar, aor. 2, infin. c yvopat
yéeveoOe, 2 pers. pl. aor.2, imper. ; id.
yevéer Ou, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. 2 - id.
yevéowa |, wv, Ta, (§ 3. tab. C.c) : id.
yeveciots, dat pls = 3 yevéow
yeveots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) yivopat
yeveciov, gen. pl. yeveowe
yevern |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) yivopa
yeverns,’ gen. sing. . yeveTy
YEVEw, SCM ples yeved.
yévn, nom. and acc. pl. yevos
yevnbevras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. yivopat
yevnbevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
yernfevrwy, gen. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
yernGjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . : : id.
yernOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. 5 id.
yevnyro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id.
yevndoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.—A.

C. Ln. Tdf. q . id.

yevopeba, Rec. Gr. Sch. (rit Ba need 3
vena. |, atos, 76, V-T. same signif. as yévynwa.

yevnpata, acc. pl—Gr. Sch. : , .
yevvnpara, R. Tdf. (Lu.12.18 ; ofa STE

pi ripeos gen. sing—A. D. Ln... cont i
yevviparos, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 26. 29) ;
yevyocoGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . » -yivojat
yévnobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. é : id.
evnoomevov, acc. sing. neut. part. fut. i id.
EAE > 8 Pp
€ ,
yevynoovrat,

3 pers. pl. fut. ind—B. D. .
yernoeta, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Jno. 10. Pe

a He. 7.6.

yevyra, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. b ‘ yivopat
yevvara, 3 pers. sing. pres.ind. pass. (§ 19. tab.S) yevvaw
yevvaw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) ; yivopat
yevvn eis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. . yevvaw
yevvn bev, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
yevvnberros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
yervyfevtwr, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
yevvn On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. ‘ id.
yevvn Piva, aor. 1, infin. pass. . 7 : id.
yevvnpa.|, aos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. cc) . yivopat
yevvyjpara, nom. acc. and voc. pl. 3 5 yervnpa
yevvnjeatos, gen. sing. . A F F id.
yevvyoayra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.. -yevvdw

Levyyoaper, "> Gennesaret, a lake of Palestine, called
also the Sea of Tiberias —R. Gr. Sch. Tdf.

Tevvyncape, Ln.

Tevvynocdp, D. (Mat. 14. 34).

yevvyoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . yevvdw
yevvynoet, dat. sing. yevvyors
yevvyon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. yevvaw
yéevvynots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) yivopat
yevvytois, dat. pl. masc. / yevvytos
yevvyros |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) f . -yivopat
yevvepevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. —-yer'vaw
yevviioa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id.
yevvaot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : : id.
yevoito, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, optat. yvopat
yevopeva,, acc. pl. neut. part. aor. 2 3 A id.
yevopmevan, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 ‘ id.
yevopévyny, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
yevopévys, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
yevop.evot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id
yevopévois, dat. pl. neut. part. aor. 2 C id.
yevopevov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. part. aor. 2 id.
yevopmevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 id.
yevopevov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
yevopevoy, gen. pl. part. aor. 2 2 3 id.
yévos, €0s, ovs, 7d, (§ 5. tab. E. b) 3 id.
yévous, gen. sing. : é yevos
yevopac, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. yivopat
yevoeOa, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . : id.
yevwvtat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : : id.

Tepyeonvos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Gergesene,
an inhabitant of Gergasa, a city in Perea.
Tepyeonvav, gen. pl.—Rec. Gr. : i
Tepacnvav, Ln. .
Tadapnvav, B. C. Sch. Taf. (Mat.
8. 28)

, Tepyeonvés

6 Jno.9.1,

yepou

78 yivope

Oe a a See

yepovota |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) yépov

yepovovay,* acc. sing. yepovola

yépav,’ ovtos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) an old man.
yepovala, as, ) a senate, assembly of
elders ; the elders of Israel collectively.
yevouae |, fut. yevoop.a, aor. 1, eyevodpyy, (§ 15.
tab. O) (mid. of yevw, to cause to taste)
to taste, Mat. 27.34; Jno. 2.9; absol. to
take food, Ac. 10.10, et al.; met. to have
perception of, experience, He.6.4,5; 1 Pe.
2.3; @avarov yever ba, to experience
death, to die, Mat. 16. 28, et al.

yevodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | yevopat
yevoapevovs, ace. pl. masc. part. aor. | P id.
yevoarbar, aor. 1, infin. f j ; id.
yevoerau, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : : id.
yevor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
yetontat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
yevoorvrTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. - : id.
yvourrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. E : id.
yewpyetra,° 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. yewpyen
yewpyew, o|, fut. yoo, (§ 16. tab. P) ; yewpyos
yewpy.ov," ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. cc). P id.
yewpyot, nom. pl. . : : : ; id.
Teno dat. pl. : , : ; id.
FOpyor. acc. sing. . id.

yewpyos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (yf & inp) a
husbandman, one who tills the earth, 2 Ti.

2.6; Ja.5.7; in N.T. spc. @ vine-dresser,
keeper of a vineyard, i.q. dprehoupyos,
Mat. 21. 33, 34, et al.
yeopyew, @, fut. 7ow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to cultivate, till the earth, He. 6. 7.
yewpyov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
cultivated field or ground, a farm, 1Co.3.9.
acc. pl. yewpyos
say jal ; : - 2 id.

yewpyovs,
yewpyev,

Y"s ys n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (contr. from yéa)
earth, soil, Mat.13.5; Mar. 4.8, et al.;
the ground, surface of the earth, Mat.
10.29; Lu.6.49, et al.; the land, as
opposed to the sea or a lake, Lu. 5.11;
Jno. 21.8,9, 11; the earth, world, Mat.
5.18, 35, et al.; by synecd. the inhabi-
tants of the earth, Mat.5.13; 6.10; 10.34;
a land, region,

tract, country, territory,

Mat. 2.20; 14.34; by way of eminence,

the chosen land, Mat. 5.5; 24.30; 27-453; Ep.
6. 3; the inhabitants of a region or country,
Mat.10.15; 11.24, et al.
yn» dat. sing. . : : : : M0]
yiypas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1.—B. Ln. “
, \ yopew
yapnoas, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat.22.25)

YEN 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. (§ 37. rem. 2) id.
YPENS: 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . ; ; id.
vi, acc. sing. - : : 3 3 i

ynpqs° dat. sing. Yijpas

yiipas ], aos, WS, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. j) dat. yipat,
yNP4; also YIpEt, old age.
ynpdoKw, OY yypdu, , fut. doopat,
aor.1, éynpaca & éyynpava, to be or
become old, Jno. 24.18; He. 8. 13.

yypet, dat. sing—Gr. Sch. Taf. i

1 yupas

ynpe, Rec. (Lu. 1. 36)

yas, gen. sing. . f . : vi
yiveoOau, pres. infin. sien
yiveoOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : aan
ywveobu, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : : ide
yivera., 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : ; rae

yivopat |, ( (§ 37.rem. 1) (a later form oS aeae)
fut. yevyropan, perf. yéyova. and yey
prot, aor. 1, eyev/Onv, aor. 2, éyevdpny,
to come into existence; to be created, exist
by creation, Jno.1.3,10; He. 11.3; Ja.
3.9; to be born, produced, grow, Mat.
21.19; Jno. 8. 58, et al.;

to arise, come

on, occur, as the phenomena of nature,
etc.; Mat.8.24,26; 9.16, et al.; to come,
Mat.

con-

approach, as morning or evening,
8.16; 14.15, 23; to be appointed,
stituted, established, Mar. 2.27; Gal.3.17,
et al.; to take place, come to pass, happen,
occur, Mat. 1.22; 24.6, 20, 21, 34, et al.
to be done, performed, effected, Mat.
to be fulfilled, satisfied, Mat.
6.10; 26. 42, et al.;

freq.;
21.42, et al.;
to come into a@ par-
ticular state or condition; to become, assume
the character and appearance of anything,
Mat. 5.45; 12.45, et al. to become or be
made anything, be changed or converted,
Mat. 4.3; 21.42; Mar.1.17, etal.; to be,
esse, Mat.11.26; 19.8; yiver bau bro
twa, to be subject to, Gal. 4. 4; yiver Oat
év €avTo, to come to one’s self, to recover

SS) SS SS SS SS ee See eee

a Ac. 5.21. ¢Jno. 3. 4.

e He. 6.7.

@1Co.3.9. e Lu. 1.36.

yLvoL 79 YLvoar

from a trance or surprise, Ac. 12. 11; py yévorto, yevos, cos, 76, (§ 5. tab. E. b) offspring,

let it not be, far be it from, God forbid,
Lu. 20. 16; Ro. 3. 4, 31, et al.; to be kept,
celebrated, solemnised, as festivals, Mat.
26.2, etal.; tobe finished, completed, He.4.3.

yeved, as, ); (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
pr. birth; hence, progeny; a generation
of mankind, Mat.11.16; 23.36, et al.;
a generation, a step in a genealogy, Mat.

1.17; @ generation, an interval of time,

|

an age; in N.T. course of life, in respect Phi. 2. 20.
of its events, interests, or character, Lu. yovets, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a
16.8; Ac. 13. 36. father; pl. parents, Mat. 10. 21; Lu. 2.

yevéown, wv, Ta, pr. a day observed in 247,41; 2 Co. 12. 14.
memory of the dead; in N.T. equivalent ywopeva, ace. pl. neut. part. pres. yivopat
to yeveOAua, celebration of one’s birthday, ywopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
birthday-festival, Mat. 14.6; Mar. 6. 21. ywopevn, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. , id.

yeveots, €ws, oe (§ 5. tab. E.c) birth, ywopevys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres—A. C. ; ‘d
nativity, Mat.1.18; Lu.1.14; Ja.1. 23; yevop.erns, Rea, Ge, Sch. Tak (Ino-2:4) c
successive generation, descent, lineage, Mat. ywopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
1.1; meton. life, Ja. 3.6. ywopevov, acc. sing. masc. and nom, and acc.

yevery, Hs, 4, (8 2. tab. B. a) birth, sing. neut. part. pres. id.
Jno. 9. 1. yivopevov, gen. pl. part. pres. id.

yevnpa, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) vr. yivovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
Lu. 12.18; 2 Co.g.10, natural produce, yivov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : id.
fruit, increase. N.T. ywopea, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . id.

yevvdw, ©, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) yivovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. id.
perf. yeyervy ka, aor. 1, eyevvnoa, perf. yoke, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . - yworKkw
pass. yeyevvnp.a., aor. 1, pass. every On, ywooKel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
used of men, to beget, generate, Mat. ywookely, pres. infin. act. , x id.
1. 2—16, et al.; of women, to bring forth, ywookes, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
bear, give birth to, Lu. 1.13, 57, et al.; ywoorkerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
pass. to be born, produced, Mat. 2.1, 4, yivdokere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.
et al.; met. to produce, excite, give occa- ywookere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . id.
sion to, effect, 2 Ti. 2.23; from the Heb. ywookero, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.
to constitute as son, to constitute as king, ywooKy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ; id.
or as the representative or vicegerent of ywookyre, 2 ee id
God, Ac. 13.33; He. 1.5; 5.5; by impl. muatevonte, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. ro. 38) :
to be a parent to any one; pass. to be a ywooKopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
son or child to any one, Jno. 1.13; 1 Co. ywdoKoper, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Aalst al: ywocKkopey, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.

yevvnp.a, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) yweéokovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
what is born or produced, offspring, pro- ywaoKovor, 3 p.pl.pres.ind.act.—B.D.Ln.Tdf. }
geny, brood, Mat.3.7; 12.34, et al.; fruit, ywodoKopat, [ b7rd TOV ear |, Rec. Gr. id.
produce, Mat. 26.29; Mar. 14.25, et al.; Sch. (Jno.10.14) . ;
fruit, increase, Lu. 12.18; 2 Co.g. Io. ywooKover, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

yevvyois, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) birth,
nativity, Mat.1.18; Lu. 1.14.

yevvyntos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) born,
or produced of, Mat.11.11; Lu. 7. 28.

progeny, Ac. 17. 28, 29; family, kindred,
lineage, Ac. 7.13, et al.; race, nation,
people, Mar. 7.26; Ac. 4. 36, et al.; kind,
sort, species, Mat. 13. 47, et al.

yvjovos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) law-
ful, legitimate, as children; genuine, in
faith, etc.; 1 Ti.1.2; Tit.1.4; true, sincere,
2)'Co. 8. 8; Phi. 4: 3.

yvycins, adv. genuinely, sincerely,

yivooka, (§ 36. rem.3) (alaterform of yryvioKw)
fut. yoropas, perf. eyvoKa, aor. 2,

éyvov perf. pass. eyywopa, aor. 1, pass.

ywor 80 yvopo

eyvooOnv, to know, whether the action be in- | yNevKous,* gen. sing. . 3 : ‘ yhedxos
ceptive or complete and settled; to per- yuk, nom, and ace. sing. neut. . : . yAvkis
ceive, Mat. 22.18; Mar. 5. 29; 8.173
12.12; Lu.8.46; to mark, discern, Mat.
25.24; Lu. 19. 44; to ascertain by ex-
amination, Mar. 6. 38; Jno. 7. 51; Ac.
23.28; to understand, Mar. 4. 13; Lu.
18.34; Jno. 12.16; 13.7; Ac.8.30; 1 Co.

yrukus |, ela, UV, (§ 7. tab. H. g) sweet, Ja.
Beatie wh2 she O19, 000:

yAcdxos, €0s, OUs, 76, (§ 5. tab. E. b)

pr. the unfermented juice of grapes, must ;

hence, sweet new wine, Ac. 2. 13.

14.7, 9; to acknowledge, Mat.7.23; 2 Co. yAOT CR, ns, %, (§ 2. rem. 3) the tongue, Mar.
3.2; to resolve, conclude, Lu. 16.4; Jno. 7. 33> 35» et al.; meton. speech, talk, 1 Jno.
7.26; 17.8; to be assured, Lu. 21. 20; 3.18; a tongue, language, Ac.2.11; 1Co.
Jno.6.69; 8.525 2 Pe.1.20; to be skilled, 13.1, et al.; meton. a language not proper
to be master of a thing, Mat. 16.3; Ac. lo a speaker, a gift or faculty of such lan-
21.37; to know carnally, Mat. 1. 25; Lu. guage, Mar.16.173; 1 Co. 14.13, 14, 26,
1.34; from the Heb. to view with favour, et al.; from Heb. a nation, as defined by
1 Co. 8.3; Gal. 4.9. _ its language, Re. 5.9, et al.; met. a
yopn, ns, 9, (8 2. tab. B. a) the tongue-shaped flame, Ac. 2. 3
mind, as the means of knowing and judging; yooou, nom. pl. f t ; q yhaooa
assent, Phile. 14; purpose, resolution, Ac. yrdooats, dat. pl. . : : : : id.
20.3; opinion, judgment, 1Co.1.10; 7.405 yMaooav, ace. sing. : ; : E id.
suggestion, suggested advice, as distinguished yAdooas, ace. pl. - . , : . » id.
from positive injunction, 1 Co. 7. 25; yAdooy, dat. sing.- d ; } al.
2 Co. 8. Io. yAwoons, gen. sing. : : ; 5 id.
ywopilo, fut. fw, (§ 26. rem. 1) Att. ywaooar, gen. pl ; ; rai
wo, (§ 35. rem. 11) aor. 1, eyvopica, yuo bKopov, ov, T0, (§ 3. tab. C. °) taaead &
aor. 1, pass. eyvoptoOny, to make known, Kopéw, to keep, preserve) pr. a bow for
reveal, declare, Ino. 15.153 17.26, et al.; keeping the tongues, mouth-pieces, or reeds,
to know, Phi. 1. 22. of musical instruments ; hence, genr. any
yvaots, €ws, , (§ 5. tab. E. c) know- bow or receptacle; in N.T. a purse, money-
ledge, Lu.1.77; knowledge of an especial bag, Jno. 12.6; 13-29. L.G.
kind and relatively high character, Lu. agers,’ Late. ("50 Gb: Ed) (yvddos, a
11.523; Ro. 2.20; 1 Ti.6.20; more par- teasel, or thistle) a fuller, part of whose
ticularly in respect of Christian enlighten- business it was to raise a nap by means of
ment, Ro: as145) WCo..8. 103" 12.185 teasels, etc.
2 Co. 11.6, et al. yor, voc. sing. masc. . 3 : ‘ yvjoos
yaorns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one yvjovv, acc. sing. neut. ; ; ; id.
acquainted with a thing, knowing, skilful, ywiows Bets. i (§ 7. rem. 2 : : yivopat
Ac. 26.3. LG. yyoly, dat. sing. neut. ; . c yyjovos
yvoords, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) known, pyoios,® adv. : - ; , : yivopat
Jno. 18.15, 16, et al.; certain, incontro- vol, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, subj. act. (§ 30. rem. 2a
vertible, Ac.4.16; 70 yvworor, that which Le aerate, : . : ywooKo
is known or is cognisable, the unquestion- wo, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 5. 43) :
able attributes, Ro.1.19; subst. anacquaint- yore, aes sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
ance, Lu. 2.445 23. 49. yorres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. : id.
ywéokopev, } pers. pl. pres. poDiazee yvaoKe yvows, nom. sing. masc. pt. aor. 2, (§ 36. rem. 3) id.
ywooKo, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
yvooKwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : id. yvoos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a thick cloud,
yAcdxos ], cos, 76, (§ 7. tab. EB. bj . » yAukis darkness.

a Ac. 2.13. b Mar. 9.3. ce Phi. 2, 20.

yvopa 81 yovur
yop," dat. sing. yvogos yoyyvlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. yoyyice
yvO, | pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. ywooKw yoyyvlovros, gen. sing. mase. part. pres. . id.
ye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id. yoyyvlovar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.
yvoh, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. id. , . ;
youn, 7s, %, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ia. | Yoyyu@], ft. Yow, aor. 1, eydyyvoa, (§ 26.
youn, dat. sing. youn rem. 1) to speak privately and in a low
youn, acc. sing. id. voice, mutter, Ino.7.32; to utter secret and
ops, gen. sing. id. ee discontent, express indignant com-
Svat, aor. 2, infin. act. mOGKe plaint, murmur, grumble, Mat. 20. 11;
ee 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. silo Lu. 5.30; Jno. 6.41, 43,61. L.G.
yvopilopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id. yoyyurpes, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
yopiter, fut. fw, (§ 26. rem. 1) é ; ywdoKo muttering, murmuring, low and suppressed
yvwpLovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) yropito discourse, Jno. 7.12; the expression of
yopioat, aor. 1, infin. act. F : a secret and ae discontent, murmuring,
wpicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. a complaint, Ac. 6.1; Phi. 2.14; 1 Pe. 4.9.
a 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id. L.G.
yvwpion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id. yoyyvaris, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
yropiobévros, gen. sing. neut. pt. aor. 1, pass. id. ¢ murmurer, Jude 16. .G.
yvopicby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. ee ala ov, 0 : yoyyvlo
yvopicovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act.—B. D. Ln. a YOYYVG pov, ae sing —A. B. Ln. Tdf. . \ yoyyvopds
yropotar, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Col. 4. i yoyyuopav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Pe. 4.9)
yvwpiow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ‘ id. Yoyyvrpav, gen. pl. : : : id.
yvGs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. ywooKeo yoyyvaTai,© nom. pl. - yoyyvoTns
yvooe, dat. sing. . : . yvaots yoyyvoris |, od, 6 yoyyvto
woeoOe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. WOoKW , ; as
ec 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . : id. | vons]}, oe i ect
veorews, gen. sing. vous , é Aart d
cer 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. ees YONTES HEE eae . : yons
yvucbetes, nom. pl. masc. pt. aor. 1, pass. id. Boker: Coleuha, Pp Tamevandecl,
yvsoOy, 3 pers. s. aor.1, subj. pass.—B. Ln. Taf. } 2 La eee os ea a Naser ra ‘ yoHos
Sacer RéewGrs Soh Cay: 17.) f ; opoppa, as, 7, ad Douoppa, wy, ta, Gomorrha,
yroabycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id. my a: Bae r
yale, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id. Borapecs: ca ae i Popoppa
yvoot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id. Tv eR Dts. dat. Bl ‘ : ; : ids
yvaow, acc. Sines ‘ yvaous Popepoany, ae ‘ ane ; j ; , be
yraots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) yworko wees bt is etiae, Ue
yvoropa, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. id. yore Pan : ‘ ; ‘ vee
yveoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. id. Mee eee ac loge : i ; 2
yvword, nom. pl. neut. yvwores oe ar rag a : Ed ee
oF Genre ace: sing: ees vers ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) es
yvdorys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. cc) . ywooKkw Orn aie ; ; : ; A
yvworoi, nom. pl. masc. yrds yovv, dros, 76, the knee, Lu. 22. 41; He. 12. 12,
yvworois, dat. pl. masce. id. et al.
yvworov, nom. sing. neut. id. yovurreréw, @], fut. yow, aor. 1, eyovurrérnaa,
yvwords, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ywdokw (§ 16. tab. P) (yovu & TinTw ) to fall
yvare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. . id. upon one’s knees, to kneel before, Mat.
yvare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id. 17.14; 27.29; Mar.1.40; 10. 17.
yvorw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2. imper. act. id. yovurrerycuvtes, nom, pl. masc. part. aor.1 —-yovumreréw
a He. 12.18. 6 Ac, 26.3. e Jude 16, @2 Ti.3.13.

“I

yovuTr 82 YPUKe
yovuTeTy cas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. ] yoveTreTew the sacred books of the Old Testament, the Jewish
yovuTreTOv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. 2 id. Scriptures, 2 Ti. 3.15; spe. the letter of
yeappa, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) ypadw the law of Moses, the bare literul sense,
ypdppact, dat. pl. ypappa Ro. 2. 27,29; 2 Co. 3.6, 7; pl. letters,
ypdppara, nom. and acc. pl. : : : id. learning, Jno. 7.15; Ac. 26. 24.
ypapparets, nom. acc. and voc. pl. ypappateds ypapparevs, ews, 0, (§ 5. tab. E. d)
ypappareds, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) ypado a scribe; a clerk, town-clerk, registrar,
Ypapparevor, dat. pl. ypappateds recorder, Ac. 19.35; one skilled in the
ypapparéwy, gen. pl. : : 3 6 id. Jewish law, a teacher or interpreter of the
ypappatt, dat. sing. ypappo. law, Mat.2.4; 5.20, et al. freq; genr.
ypapparos, gen. sing. 3 : : : id. a religious teacher, Mat. 13.52; by synecd.
ypamrov," acc. sing. neut. ypamrcs any one distinguished for learning or wis-
yparros |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ypapo don:, 1 Co. 1. 20.
ypapai, nom. pl. ypady ypamros, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) written,
ypadais, dat. pl. ; Z ‘ a 5 id. Ro. 2. 15.
ypapds, ace. pl. . . : - : id. ypapy, js, 4, ($ 2. tab. B. a) a writ-
ypace, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. ypapw ing; in N.T. the Holy Scriptures, the”
ypader, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . . id. Jewish Scriptures, or Books of the Old Testa-
ypapey, pres. infin. act. . , : ; id. ment, Mat.21.42; Jno. 5.39, et al.; by
ypadeoGa, pres. infin. pass. . : . id. synecd. doctrines, declarations, oracles, or
ypady, 7s, 4, (§ 2. tab. Ba) : : id. promises contained in the sacred books,
ypady, dat. sing. ‘ : : : ypapy Mat. 22. 29; Mar. 12. 24, et al.; spe. a
ypadyy, acc. sing. . : : . 3 id. prophecy, Mat. 26.54; Mar. 14. 49; Lu.
ypadys, gen. sing. ; é : : id. 4.21; 24. 27,32; with the addition of
ypapyra, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass. ypahw Tpopytiky, Ro. 16. 26; of roy m™popy-
ypapopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : id. tov, Mat. 26. 56.
ypapspeva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. 5 id. ypapur, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. ypadw
ypapav, gen. pl. ypahy
ypapo, fut. Yo, aor. 1, eyparpa, (S 23. rem. l.a, ypdwor, aor. 1, infin. act. ypadw
and rem. 2) perf. yeypapa, (§ 23. rem. 6) ypawarres, nom, pl. masce. pt. aor. 1, act. ; id.
to engrave, write, according to the ancient ypaas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
method of writing on plates of metal, yeadys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . : id.
waxed tables, etc., Jno.8.6,8; to write ypaipov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.
on parchment, paper, etc., generally, Mat. ypawbdets,” acc. pl. masc. ypawdons

27.37, et al.; to write letters to another,
INCH 23" 255 2) COn2nOs als One crale. r0
describe in writing, Jno. 1.46; Ro. 10.5;
1o inscribe in a catalogue, etc., Lu.10.20;

Re. 13.8; 17.8, et al.; to write a law,

command or enact in writing, Mar. 10. 5;
T2 ato; uu 23, neural.
ypappa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

pr. that which is written or drawn; a
letter, character of the alphabet, Lu.23.38;
a writing, book, Jno. 5.47; an acknow-
ledgment of debt, an account, a bill, note,
Lu. 16.6, 7; an epistle, letter, Ac. 28.21;
Gal. 6. 11; tepa yedppata, Holy writ,

ypacdys |, cos, 6, 9, 76, -es, (§ 7. tab. G.b) (ypats,
an old woman) old-womanish ; by impl.
L.G.

2 pers. pl. pres. imper.

silly, absurd.
yerryopeite, YeM/opes
yenyopee, 3 |, fut. 7ow, (§ UG) tabawP) maar le
eypnyopynra, (a later form from the pref.
eypyyopa) to be awake, to watch, Mat.
Mar. 14. 34, 37,38; to be
alive, 1 Thes. 5.10; met. to be watchful,

26. 38, 40, 41;

altentive, vigilant, circumspect, Mat.25.13;
Mar. 13. 35, et al.

a Ro. 2.15.

yenyopn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. Yenyopéw
yenyopyca, aor. 1, infin. . . . id.
ypnyopyrare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . id.

61 Ti. 4.7.

ypnye 83

yenyopjons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. yenyopew
yenyopovvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
ypnyopotrtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres... id.
yenyop@pev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. : id.
ypnyopav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
yopvate, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. yopvalo
yupvato |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . yupvos
yupvacta,” as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.

yupvytevojev,” 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. - yoprytedo

yoprytevo |, fut. evo), (§ 13. tab. M) yupvos
yupva, nom. pl. neut. : : ; : id.
yuprviv, acc. sing. fem. : ; ; id.
yupvoi, nom. pl. masc. : : : id.
yupvov, acc. sing. masc. : 3 : id.

yupvos, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) naked, without
clothing, Mar.14.51,52; without the upper
garment, and clad only with an inner gar-
ment or tunic, Jno.21.7; poorly or meanly
clad, destitute of proper and sufficient cloth-
ing, Mat. 25. 36, 38, 43, 44; Ac. 19. 16;
Ja.2.15; met. unclothed with a body,
2 Co. 5.3; not covered, uncovered, open,
manifest, He. 4. 13; bare, mere, 1 Co.
15.37; naked of spiritual clothing, Re.
Borie WE HAR iyo WOE
yopvalo, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
perf. pass. yeyopvacpas, pr. to train in
gymnastic discipline; hence, to exercise
in anything, train to use, discipline, 1 Ti.
A peilesa As) L200 is) 2 Peo ara.
yupvacia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. gymnastic exercise; hence,
bodily discipline of any kind, 1 Ti. 4.8.
yuprvyTevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
to be naked ; by synecd. to be poorly clad,
or destitute of proper and sufficient cloth-
L.G.
yupvorys, THTOS, Oh (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
nakedness ; want of proper and sufficient

nes We Cord atin.

clothing, Ro. 8.35; 2. Co. 11.27; spiritual

nakedness, being destitute of spiritual cloth-

ing, Re. 3.18. LXX.
yupvon, gen. sing. neut. yupves
yupvors, acc. pl. masc. : ; ; id.
yopvorns, tHTOs, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) ‘ ai.
yupvornrt, dat. sing. ‘ yop drys
yupevornros, gen. sing. ; : : ; id.

a1 Ti, 4.8, 61Co.4,11.

c2 Ti.3.6.

OatjLo

yvva, voc. sing. (§ 6. rem. 4. b) yy}
yovaixa, ace. sing: . : : ‘ : id.
yuvaikapia,® acc. pl. . : youvaikdptoy
yevatkdptov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢) yor"
yuvatkas, ace. pl. F ; 5 ; id.
yvvarketos |, eta, efov, (§ 7. rem. 1) c . id.
yovatkeim,* dat. sing. neut. yovatKetos
yovaikes, nom. pl. . yu"
yovaixt, dat. sing. : : : F id.
yuvaukos, gen. sing. 5 . z 2 id.
yuvaikay, gen. pl. : : : ‘ id.
yovarki, dat. pl. : : - 4 : id.

yun, yvvaikos, n, (§ 6. rem. 4. b) @ woman,

Mat. 5. 28, et al.; a married woman, wife,
Mat. 5. 31, 32; 14.3, et al.; in the voc.
@ yvvar, O woman! an ordinary mode of
addressing females under every circum-
stance; met. used of the Church, as united
to Christ, Re. 19. 7; 21.9:

yuvaikdpiov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(dimin. of yuv7)) alittle woman, muliercula;
a trifling, weak, silly woman, 2 Ti. 3. 6.
L.G.

yuvatketos, eta, etov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
pertaining to women, female, 1 Pe. 3.7.

Tay,’ 6, Gog, pr. name of a nation, indecl.

yovia |, as, %, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) an
exterior angle, projecting corner, Mat.6.5;
21.42, et al.; an interior angle; by impl.
a dark corner, obscure place, Ac. 26. 26;
corner, extremity, or quarter of the earth,
IRL Yio ti. Bouts

yovia, dat. sing. yovia
yovias, dat. pl. j : ‘ ‘ 5 id.
yovias, gen. sings i P : id.
yovias, ace. pl. : ‘ 3 ; : id.
A:
Aaf3id, 6, David, pr. name, indecl.—Ree.
Aavid, Gr. Sch. Tdf. passim.

datpoves, nom. pl. Satpov
dauwovia, nom. and acc. pl. Saypdviov

- dapovilopat

dapovilerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.

darpovilopat |, fut. froprot, (§ 26. rem. 1) dalpov
datproviCopevon, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . Satpovigopat
datproviCoplevoy, ace. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.

d1 Pe.3.7. e Re. 20.8.

Sato 84
Saypovr€duevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. SarpoviZopar
SaywovCopevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Saypoviopevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
SaypoviCopévm, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
SaorrCopevoy, gen. pl. part. pres. . : id.
daysoviors, dat. pl. Satproviov
datpoviov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) dalipwv
Sarproviou, gen. sing. day.cveov
Saypovicbels, nom. sing. mase. part. aor.1 — darpoviCopa

Satpovusdys,” €os, 6, 9, ($ 7. tab. G. b) Salpuov
dayovioy, gen. pl. . . : : Satproviov
daijovos, gen. sing. Salov
dayovwy, gen. pl. . 5 : ; : id.

daipov |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a god,

a superior power; in N.T. a malignant
demon, evil angel, Mat. 8.31; Mar. 5. 12;
Lu..8. 29; Re. 16.14; 18.2.

Sarpovilopar, fut. (rojas, aor.1, pass.
edaypovicbny, (§ 26. rem. 1) in N.T. to
be possessed, afflicted, vexed, by a demon,
or evil spirit, iq. datoviov exe, Mat.
4.24; 8. 16, 28, 33, et al.

dapoviov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a
heathen god, deity, Ac. 17.18; 1 Co. 10.
20, 21; Re.g.20; in N.T., a demon, evil
spirit, Mat. 7.22; 9. 33,34; 10.8; 12, 24,
et al.

Satpoviwdys, €os, 6, 77, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
pertaining to or proceeding from demons ;
demoniacal, devilish, Ja.3.15. L.G.

2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. dakvo

daxvere,?
daxve |, fut. d7€opa1, aor. 2, edakov, perf. dédnxa,
(§ 36. rem. 2) to bite, sting; met. to

molest, vex, injure.

daxpv |, vos, T6, (§ 4. rem. 1) a tear.
dakpvor, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a tear.

, 4
daxpvw, fut. Yow, aor.1, eédaxpuca,

(§ 13. tab. M) to shed tears, weep, Jno.

11.35. (v0).
Saxpvot, dat. pl. dakpu
Saxpiw |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) : : id.
daxptwv, gen. pl. dakpvov
daxTvALov,® acc. sing. . dakTvALos
daxtTvALos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) daKktvAos
daktvAov, acc. sing. ¢ : c id.

daxTvnos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a finger,

x

Oamav
Mat. 23.4; Mar. 7. 33, et al.; from Heb. power,
Lu. 11. 20.
daxtvALos, ov, 6, 4 ring for the finger,
Lu. 15. 22.
daxtvAov, gen. sing. : : ; - daxtvdAos
| daxtvAovus, ace. pl. 2 : : : id.
SaxTvAw, dat. sing. . : . ; ‘ id.
daxtiAwv, gen. pl. , , : : id.

Aadpavovda,’ 4, Dalmanutha, indecl., a small town
on the shore of the Sea of Tiberias.
Aakparia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

Dalmatia.
Aadpariay,’ acc. sing. . : : Aadparia
dapaleran, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. dapalw

dapat |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1, éddpaca,
perf. pass. Seda pracpat, (Sapa, the same)
to subdue, tame, Mar.5.4; Ja.3.7; met. to
restrain within proper limits, Ja 3.8. (wa).

dapdArews,/ gen. sing. ddpadis

daparss |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a heifer.
Adpapts,® wos, 7, ($ 4. rem. 2. c) Damaris, pr. name.
Sapacat, aor. 1, infin. act. Sapalw
Aapackyyes |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Damascene,

a native of Damascus.

Aapacknvay,” gen. pl. . Aapackyves
Aapackov, acc. sing. . Aapackds
Aapacxés |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) Damascus, the

capital city of Syria. .
Aapacko, dat. sing. Aapackds

Saveilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. daveilw
daveilyre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. F 5 id.
daveiCovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 3 F id.
davetlw |, fut. efow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . - davetov
daveicacbat, aor. 1, infin. mid. daveiLo

Sdveov,' ov, 7d, ($ 3. tab. C.c) (davos, 4 gift, loan)
a loan, debt.
daveilw, fut. edow, aor. 1, éddvewa,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to lend money, Lu.6.34,353
mid. to borrow money, Mat. §. 42.

Savetorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) 4

lender, creditor. L.G.
daveoTy,* dat. sing. : davertys
daverotys |, od, 6, ($ 2. tab. B. c) daveEtov
Aavind, 6, Daniel, pr. name, indecl.
daTravaw, |, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) . : daravy

daravn |, NS, 7 (§ 2. tab. B. a) expense, cost.
(7a). ;

aJa.3.15, 6 Gal. 5.15, e Lu. 15.22. d Mar.5.10. e2 Ti. 4.10.

f He.9.13.

g Ac.17.34. h2Co.11.32. i Mat.18.27. kLu.7.41.

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85 O€LKY

Saravdw, @, fut. yow, aor. 1, edardavyca,
(§ 18. tab. R) to expend, be at expense,
Mar. 5.26; Ac. 21.24; 2Co.12.15; to
spend, waste, consume by extravagance,

Lu. 15.14; Ja. 4. 3.

damdvyy,” acc. sing. daravyn
Samavycavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 darravaw
daravjoaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.1 . id.
Saravnonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
daravnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. ; id.
daravycw, | pers. sing. fut. ind. . i id.
Sapyoecbe, 2 pers. pl. fut. 2, pass. . 5 dépw
Sapyjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut.2, pass. (§ 24. rem.3) id.

Aavid, 6, David, Gr. Sch. Tdf. passim, for Aas.
dg, a conjunctive particle, marking the superaddition
of a clause, whether in opposition or in
continuation, to what has preceded, and
it may be variously rendered but, on the
other hand, and, also, now, etc.; Kat oé,
when there is a special superaddition in
continuation, too, yea, etc. It sometimes
is found at the commencement of the
apodosis of a sentence, Ac.11.17. It
serves also to mark the resumption of an
interrupted discourse, 2Co.2.10; Gal.2.6.
dcdapacrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.
Ocdexatwxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act.
dedexdtwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : id.

d€Sexrar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 23. rem. 7)

dapalo

O€KATOW

déxopau

dedexus, Nom. sing. mase. pt.perf.act.($37.rem.1) dé

dedepan, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. 5 id.
dedeeva, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. é id.
dedeevyy, acc. sing. fem. pt. perf. pass. . id.
dedepevov, nom. neut.and acc.s. masc. pt. p. pass. id.
dedep€vos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. . id.
dedepevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. . id.
dédecar, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . 4 id.
dedecGar, perf. infin. pass. 5 é : id.
déderar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
dedixalwpar, 1 pers. s. perf. pass. (§ 21. tab. U) OuKaLcw
SediKAaLwpLEVos, nom. sing. masc. pt. perf. pass. id.
dcdukalwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
ScduwyLevo1, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. . dcuKw
dcdoxysacpeba, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. . doxypalor
dcdoperny, acc. s. f. part. perf. pass. (§ 30. rem.4) dup
d<doptevor, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
ded0Eacpar, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. d0Ealon
Sedogacpéevy, dat. sing. fem. pt. perf. pass. id.
ee

ded0Eacp<vor, nom. sing. neut. pt. perf. pass. doéalw
deddEacrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.

dédorau, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 30.rem.4) — dZdwpue
dedovAevKapev, | pers. pl. perf. ind. act. SovrAcdw
dedovAwpevas, ace. pl. fem. pt. perf. pass. . dovAdw
dedovAwpevor, nom. pl. mase. pt. perf. pass. . id.
dedovVAWTat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
dédwxa, | pers. sing. perf. ind. act. (§ 30. tab.Z) — didwpu
dédwxas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . : id.
dédwKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . ° id.
dcduaKer, Att. for eSdxer, 3 pers. s. pluperf. act. id.
deduKercay, Att. for éeddxercav, 3 pers. pl.

pluperf. ind. - : : é id.

dcOwKws, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. act.—D.
(6 dedoKes) - . id.
ds Séduxe, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. es: 10. at
SeSwpnwevys, gen. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. . Swpeopar
SeScpytat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
dén, subj. of det ; ‘ : : 5 Ses
denbévrwy, gen. pl. masc. pt. aor. 1, pass.

d€w, déopas

denOnze, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. F id.
denOyrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id.
denoer, dat. sing. dénots
denoets, aCCe Diem ; : : 5 id.
denoeat, dat. pl. : : : : : id.
dejoews, gen. sing. : c : . id.
déyow, acc. sing. . : . : id.
denots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. 78 dé, Séop.cu
deOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. 3 : - dew

det, 3 pers. sing. pres. impers. : 3 id.
deiypa,’ aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Selxvupe
deryparicw |, fut. cow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : id.

devypatioat, aor. 1, infin. act—B. Ln. Tdf.

Trapaderypatioat, R.Gr.Sch. dee Seryparice

Secxvverv, pres. infin. act. Sees
Secxvvets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : ia
decxvvovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Secxvvat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . Sefxvepue

Seckvve, (6) or Seikvupie, fut. dew, aor. 1,
édeEa, aor. 1, pass. ede/xOyv, (§ 31.
tab. BB) to show, point out, present to the
sight, Mat. 4.8; 8.4, et al.;
permit to see, cause to be seen, Jno. 2.18;

to exhibit,

10. 32; 1 Ti.6.15; to demonstrate, prove,
Ja.2.18; 3.13; met. to teach, make known,
declare, announce, Mat.16.21; Jno. 5.20;

Ac. 10. 28, et al.

a Tu. 14, 28.

6 Jude 7.

aye Ge ee ee — eee

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86

detypa, aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D.c) pr. that defmvov, gen. sing. .

which is shown, a specimen, sample ; met.

an example by way of warning, Jude 7.
Serypatilo, fut. iow, aor. 1, edety-

patioa, (§ 26. rem. 1) to make a public

show or spectacie of, Col. 2.15. N.T.
deALa |, as, 7, {§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) detAZ5
detAias,” gen. sing. detALa.
derAuaTw,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. betludw
deridw, & |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) OetAds
decAo/, nom. pl. mase. : . : ; id.
SevAots, dat. pl. masc. . 5 : : id.

devros |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) timid, fearful,
pusillanimous, cowardly, Mat. 8.26; Mar.
4.40; Re. 21.8.
detALa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and rem. 2)
timidity, 2 Ti. 1. 7.
derlidw, @, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2)
to be timid, be in fear, Jno.14.27. L.G.

Sety, infin. of det dew

O€iva,‘ 6, 7, TO, gen. Seivos, acc. detva, (§ 10.
rem. 5) such a one, a certain one.

dewas, adv. (deuvds, terrible, vehement) dreadfully,
grievously, greatly, vehemently, Mat. 8. 6;

O€KTO
detrrvov
deirva, dat. sing. 2 : : ; id.
de(pavtes, nom. pl. masc. pt.aor. 1, ($27. rem. 1.d) dépw
dertidatpovertépous,* acc. pl. masc. compar.
($ 8. rem. 1) deirOaipewv

Serordarpovia |, as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
devo darpovias,” gen. sing. . derooatpovta
deovdaiwwv |, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. a) (dcidu,

to fear, and daipor ) reverencing the gods

and divine things, religious; in a bad

sense, superstitious; in N.T. careful and

precise in the discharge of religious services,

INC5 Wn Dr

derodaypovia, as, H, (§ 2. tab. B. b,

and rem. 2) fear of the gods; in a bad

sense, superstition; a form of religious
LG;
acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
(§ 31. rem. 1. b)
qa, indecl. ten, Mat. 20. 24; 25.1,

belief, Ac. 25. 19.

Oecxvupee
deKa, ol, at,
etal.; HLEPOV déxa, ten days, a few days,

a short time, Re. 2. 10.
déxatos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) tenth,
Jnos a. 40; Rei ris 133) 214208 dexary,
Sc. pepis, @ tenth part, tithe, He.7.2,4,8,9.

Lu. 11. 53. dcKaTow, O, fut. dow, perf. dedexaTwxa,
detar, aor. 1}, infin. act. : : Setkvype (§ 20. tab. T) to cause to pay tithes ; pass.
deiEare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. —Gr. | to be tithed, pay tithes, He. 7.6,9. N.T.

Sch. Tdf. . : ; : t id. dexadvo, ot, al, ra, indecl. (dé&ea & dvo) iq.

emidelEate, Rec. (Lu. 20.24) . . J dddexa, twelve, Ac. 19.7; 24.11.

devEaTrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. F id. Sexamévre, of, ai, ru, indecl. (déKau & mévre)

Sefer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : é id. fifteen, Jno. 11. 18; Ac. 27.28; Gal.1.18.

dctfov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . : id. AcxaréXet, dat. sing. Nexearanee

dciEw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; : id. | AexaméXews, pen: sing. ; f : id.

de(Ew, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ; : id. | AexdzoNts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Decapolis, a

dete, o], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) dcirvov district of Palestine beyond Jordan.

demvjoat, aor. 1, infin. decrvew Sexdtas, acc. pl. fem. d€katos

Seurvyjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. ; : ad: Sexatécoapes, ol, ai, & ra dexatéooapa, (deka &

deatvjow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id. réroapes) fourteen, Mat. 1.17; 2 Go.

de(zvots, dat. pl. dcirvov 12.2; Gal. 2.1.

Oelmvov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) pr. @ meal; sup- dexatecodpuyr, gen. pl. Sexaréaoapes
per, the principal meal taken in the evening, dexaTn, nom. sing. fem. dékatos

Lu. 14. 12; Jno. 13. 2, 4, et al.; meton. | Cexatny, acc. sing. fem. . : ; P id.

food, 1 Co. 11.21; 4@ feast, banquet, Mat. OekaToyv, nom. sing. neut. ; : : id.

23.6; Mar. 6.21; 12. 39, et al. déxatos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) deka

daurvéew, &, fut. yow & Hoopar, aor. 1, | dexaréw, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) : id.
edeirvnoa, (§ 16. tab. P) to sup, Lu. | Sextyv, acc. sing. fem. beKTO3

io 225 AOR MWCO, Wi AR INGE eiFoy OexTov, acc. sing. masc. ; : ‘ id.

PAM ATG » Jno. 14. 27. c Mat. 26. 18. d Ac. 17.22 e Ac, 25. 19:

ee

O€KTO

87

Oeope

dextos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) déxopae
dex7@, dat. sing. masc. Sees
deAcalopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pr. pass. deAealw
deAedCovres, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. act. . id.
deAectLovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. é id.

deAcdlw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ddAeap, &
bait) pr. to entrap, take or catch with a
bait; met. allure, entice, delude, Ja.1. 14 ;
2 Pe. 2.14, 18.

devdpa, nom. and ace. pl. devdpov

devdpor, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) @ tree, Mat.
3.10; 7.17; 13.32.

dadpov, gen. pl. devOpov
de€ar, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. d€éxouau
defapévy, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 : id.
defdprevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 . : id.
SeEdprevos, Nom. sing. mase. part. aor.1 id.
dé€acOat, aor. 1, infin. : ; : : id.
dé£acbe, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. . : id.
deEyrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
d<eéid, nom. sing. fem. defiés
Sef, acc. pl. neut. . A : 4 : id.
deLa, dat. sing. fem. ~ . : 2 E id.
dceEav, acc. sing. fem. ; , : : id.
de€vds, gen. sing. fem. . - ; : id.
deEids, acc. pl. fem. id.

deStocXos |, ov, 6, (Bef & Bont, a cast, which

from Badr) a javelin-man, v.r.
deEtoBoXovs, ace. pl—A. Ln.

def:oAdBous, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac.23.23)

deEtoAg Bos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (SeEds &

ap Bevo) one posted on the right hand ;

a flank guard ; a light armed spearman,

a deEv0BoXos

(a). NT.
deEvoAGBous,* acc. pl. . deEtoAa Bos |
de€usv, acc. sing. masc. and neut. deEL0s
devots, dat. pl. neut. 2 ; : : id.

dcELos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) right, as opposed
to left, Mat. 5.29, 30; Lu. 6.6, et al.;
n deud, Sc. xelp, the right hand, Mat.
6.3; 27.29, et al.; 7a ded, Sc. pépy,
the parts towards the right hand, the right
hand side; xaOilev, or, kabyoGat, or,
éordvat, ex de€vav (pepOv) Twos, to sit
or stand at the right hand of any one,
as a mark of the highest honour and
dignity which he can bestow, Mat.20.21;

@ Ac. 23. 23. 6 Ac, 20. 4.

26.64, et al.; eivar ex dektdv (pepOv) Twos, to
be at one’s right hand, as a helper, Ac.
2.25; defids (xetpas) diddvas, to give
the right hand to any one, as a pledge of

sincerity in one’s promises, Gal. 2.9.

deErHv, gen. pl. . be&tds
deEwvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. déxopat
déoprat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. dw, déopae
dedpcOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. : , id.
Sedpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. . id.
dedpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. . id.
d€ov, ovtos, 70, (§ 37. rem. 1) dew
déos |, d€0vs, TO, (deidu, to fear) fear. v.r.
d€ovs, gen.s.—Al. Ln. Tdf. ebAaBelas Kat déovs. |

aidots kal evdaPefas, Re. Gr. Sch. 8£éo5

(He. 12.28) c c 6 J
AepBatos,? ov, 0, @n inhabitant of Derbe.
AgBy |, ns, 9, ($ 2. tab. B. a) Derbe, a city of

Lycaonia.

AépBnv, ace. sing. : 2 Agen
d€pet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. dépw
dépets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . 4 id.
Séppa], ciros, 74, (§ 4. tab. D. c) id.
déppac,° dat. pl. déppa
depprativgv, acc. sing. fem. . depparivos
deppatwvos |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) depo
d<povTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

dépa |, fut. depo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) aor. 1, eeupa,
(§ 27. rem. 1. d> fut. 2, pass. dapynoopas,
($ 27. rem. 4, c) to skin, flay ; hence, to
beat, scourge, Mat. 21.35; Mar. 12. 3, 5;
13.9, et al.
d€ppa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) the
skin of an animal, He. 11. 37.
Seppativos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
made of skin, leathern, Mat.3.4; Mar.1.6.

lad épwv, nom: sing. masc. part. pres. act. dépw
deopa, nom. and acc. pl. (§ 6. rem. 7) deopos
deopas,* ace. pl. : . deopy
Secpevovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. Serpevoo
Seopeves |, fut. edow, (§ 13. tab. M) . “Ge
Secpevov, nom. sing. mase, part. pres. act. . decpeto
decpew, ©], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) dew
deopn |, As, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a). : : id.
déopuor, nom. pl. : 5 d€optos
deopstots, dat. pl—Gr. Sch. Tdf. : a

depots pov, Rec. (He. to. a

e He. 11.37. d Mat. 13.30.

Oem put 88

ew

déopuov, acc. sing. . : : déop1103
d€optos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) 5 : béa
decpiovs, acc. pl. . : . déopt0s
decpiov, gen. pl. : : , j id.
depots, dat. pl. F deopL.0s
deopos, ov, 6, (§ 6. rem. 7). : : béw
deopov, gen. sing. é deopos
decpovs, acc. pl. id.
SeopodvAakt, dat. sing. . ‘ = deopopvra€é
SecpoptAa€, aos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) ( &

pvrdcow) @ keeper of a prison, ‘jailer,

INCHLO. 23527530. (ay) que Le Gre
decpav, gen. pl. : : 3 . » deapds
Seoporas, acc. pl. . 4 : : deo porns

degpuwrnpiov, ov, 7d, ($ 3. tab. C. c) (deopdw, to
bind) a prison, Mat. 11.2; Ac. 5.21, 23;

16. 26.
Secpwrnpiov, gen. sing. . . deopwTypLov
decpwrypio, dat. sing. . “ . id.

deoporys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (derpdw) 4
prisoner, i.q. déopLL0s, Newz. 42)

déo7rota, voc. sing. (§ 2. rem. 6) ; dearrorns
dec7roTas, dat. pli, 5 is : ; id.
deo7roTas, acc. pl. . : . : id.
deordTy, dat. sing. . : : 5 z id.
Secomdrnv, acc. sing. . : , : id.

deans, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a lord, master,
especially of slaves, 1 Ti. 6.1, 2; 2 Ti.
Der 2s white 1Os lees 2.1) DY elm plas
denoting the possession of supreme autho-
rity, Lord, sovereign, used of God, Lu.
2.29; Ac.4.24; Re.6.10; and of Christ,
2 Pe. 2.1; Jude 4.

dedpo, adv. hither, here; used also as a sort of im-
perative, come, come hither! Mat. 19. 21;
Mar. 10. 21, et al.; used of time, axpe
Tov dedpo, SC. ypdvou, to the present time,
RO: 1.13.

Sedre, i.e. dedp’ ive, an exclamation in the plural,
of which the singular form is detpo,
come, Mat. 4.19; 11. 28, et al.; as a par-
ticle of exhortation, incitement, etc., and
followed by an imperative, come now, etc.
Mat. 21.38; 28.6, et al.

Sdevtépa, nom. sing. fem. Sevens
Sevrépa, dat. sing. fem. : r é id.
devtepaior,* nom. pl. masc. Dereon

a Ac. 28.13.

Sevrepaios |, ata, aiov, (§ 7. rem. 1) F dvo
devTepay, acc. sing. fem. . OevTEPOS
devrépas, gen. sing. fem. : : : id.
devTepov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : c id.
devrepoy, neut. used adverbially ; : id.

devtepdmpwros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (devrepos
& mpa@tos) second-first, an epithet of un-
certain meaning, but probably appropri-
ated to the Sabbath following the ‘first
day of unleavened bread. N.T.

devteporpuTw,’ dat. sing. neut. Sevrepdmpwres
devTEpos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . : : Svo0
devrépov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. . devrepos
devrépw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . ; id.
déxerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : » O€xoxae

d€yopuce J, fut. Sowau, perf. (pass. form) §édeypzat,
(§ 23. rem. 1. b, and rem. 7) aor.1, éde&a-
pny, to take into one’s hands, etc. Lu.2.28;
16.6,7, et al.; fo receive, Ac.22.5; 28.21;
Phil. 4. 18; to receive into and retain, con-
tain, Ac. 3.21; met. to receive by the
hearing, learn, acquire a knowledge of,
2Co.11.4; Ja.1.21; to receive, admit,
grant access to, receive kindly, welcome,
Mat. 10. 40, 41; 18.5, et al.; to receive
in hospitality, entertain, Lu. 9.53; He.
11.31; to bear with, bear patiently, 2 Ca.
11.16; met. to receive, approve, assent to,
Mat. 11.14; Lu. 8.13; Ac. 8.14; 11. 1,
et al.; to admit, and by impl. to embrace,
follow, 1 Co. 2.14; 2 Co.8.17, et al.
Sextds, 7}, dv, (§ 7. tab. F.a) accepted,
acceptable, agreeable, approved, Lu. 4. 24;
Ac. 10. 35; Phil. 4.18; by impl. when
used of a certain time, marked by divine
acceptance, propitious, Lu.4.19; 2Co.6.2.
gbo4
dox7), HS, ), (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr.
reception of guests; in N.T. a banquet,
feast, Lu. 5.29; 14. 13.

dexopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. d€xopau
déxovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . : id.
déxwvTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ‘ ; id.

déo |, fut. Siow, perf. dédexa, aor. 1, edyoa, pert.
pass. dedepat, aor. 1, pass. eocOnv, (§ 37.
rem. 1) to bind, tie, Mat. 13. 30; 21.2,

Sh ar Se en ee en

6 Lu. 6.1.

&

:
2
Hf
t

O€@

89 Ono

et al.; to bind, confine, Mat. 27.2; 14.3, et al.; on, a particle serving to add an intensity of expression

to impede, hinder, 2 Ti. 2.9; to bind
with infirmity, Lu. 13.16; to bind by
a legal or moral tie, as marriage, Ro.
7.2; 1Co.7.27,39; by impl. to impel,
compel, Ac. 20.22; in N.T. to pronounce
or declare to be binding or obligatory, or,
to declare to be prohibited and unlawful,
Mat. 16.19; 18. 18.

det, imperson. fut. denoet, aor. I,
edenoe, imperf. €der, subj. b€y, infin.
deiv, part. déov, it is binding, it is neces-
sary, it behoveth, it is proper ; it is inevit-
able, Ac. 21. 22.

d€ov, ovtos, TO, (part. of del) necessary,
1 Pe. 1.6; proper, right, Ac. 19. 36; 1 Ti.
Fool

deopy, Ts, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a bundle,
as of tares, Mat. 13. 20.

deop0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pl. ra
deopa, & of deopol, ($ 6. rem. 7) a
bond, anything by which one is bound, a
cord, chain, fetters, etc.; and by meton.
imprisonment, Lu.8.29; Ac.16.26; 20.23,
et al.; a@ string or ligament, as of the
tongue, Mar. 7.35; met. an impediment,
infirmity, Lu. 13. 16.

déopuos, tov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) one
bound, a prisoner, Mat. 27.15, 16; Mar.
15. 6, et al.

deopew, @, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to bind, confine, i.q. deopevor, Lu. 8. 29.
L.G.

deopevy, fut. etow, ($ 13. tab. M) to
bind, bind up, as a bundle, Mat. 23. 4;
to bind, confine, Ac. 22. 4.

déw |, fut. denow, aor. Ia edenoa, to lack, fall
short of, (§ 37. rem. 1) mid.

O€opat, fut. dejoopat, aor.1, (pass. form) edenOnv,
to be in want, to need; to ask, request,
Mat. 9. 38; Lu. 5. 12; 8. 28, 38, et al.; in
N.T. absol. to pray, offer prayer, beseech,
supplicate, Lu. 21. 36; 22.32; Ac. 4. 31;
8. 22, 24, et al.
d€nots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) want,
entreaty ; prayer, supplication, Lu. 1. 13;
745 Biri (Bel Ge Elk

to a term or clause. Its simplest and
most ordinary uses are when it gives
impressiveness to an affirmation, indeed,
really, doubtless, Mat. 13.23; 2 Co. 12.1;
or earnestness to a call, injunction, or
GMA, IWS os eG, 1) RT elas

1 Co. 6. 20.
dyAot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : . dyrdeo
d7Aov, nom. sing. neut. and acc. sing. masc. SpAos

dros |, n, ov, pr. clearly visible ; plain, manifest,
evident, Mat. 26.73; 1Co.15.27; Gal.
By Suns: WABCO, Y-
dyAcw, G, fut. dow, aor.1, édyAwoa,
(§ 20. tab. T) to render manifest or evi-
dent; to make known, to tell, relate, declare,
1 Co. 1.11; Col. 1.8; to show, point out,
bring to light, 1 Co.3.13; to intimate,
signify, He, 8.0), 12.2750 es ei.

dnXodvTos, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. act. . dynow
dnAdw, Gj, fut. wow, ($ 20. tab. T) . . OnAos
dyAdoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. bnAdw
dyAwoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . 3 id.

Anpas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Demas, pr. name.

Snenyopéew, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (Ojpos &
a-yopevw) to address a public assembly, to
deliver an harangue or public oration,
INO eS Le

Anpnrpvos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Demetrius, pr.name.
I. The Ephesian silversmith, Ac.19.24,38.
Il. A certain Christian, 3 Jno. 12.

Anpntpiy, dat. sing. - Anpayrpros

Snptoupyds," ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Anos & yo)
pr. one who labours for the public, or,
exercises some public calling ; an architect,
especially, the Divine Architect of the

universe.

Sjpov, acc. sing. 3 . . e Ojos

On[L0S, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the people, Ac.
12.22; 7.53 19.30, 33-
dynpdovos, ia, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) public,
belonging to the public, Ac.5.18; dypooia,
publicly, Ac. 16.37; 18.28; 20. 20.

Snpocia, dat. sing. fem. : dnpbooLos
dnpooia, dat. sing. fem. used adverbially . id.
Snpdovos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1). f . Sqpos
Ono, dat. sing. : c : id.

a He. 11.10.

dnvap

90 Ouaye

———<—<——————— a an a cen nS

dynvapua, acc. pl. . . . . . dyvdpiov

dnvapvor, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Lat. denarius, a
Roman silver coin. The silver denarius
was at first equivalent to about eight-
pence halfpenny of English money, de-
clining, under the empire, to about seven-
pence halfpenny: and was therefore some-
what Jess than the Greek Opaxyy}. The

name originally imported fen ases.

dyvapiov, gen. sing. ‘ j ; ‘ Onvaprov
Synvapiov, gen. pl. id.
Onmorte,” an intensive combination of the particle
57 with gore; which see; as an inten-
sive, Jno. 5.4.—Rec. Gr. Sch.
Tdf. om.
Snorovv, A.
olwdytototv, Ln.
dyrov,” see Tov.
djoat, aor. 1, infin. act. : ‘ : ew
OnoavTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
dyjoarte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
dnoy, 3 pers. sing. aor 1, subj. act. id.
dyons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
ononre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
dyoover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
6c, by apostrophe for did.
Oud, prep. with a genitive, throwgh, used of place or
medium, Mat.7.13; Lu.6.1; 2 Co.11.33,
et al.; through, of time, during, in the
Course Of,) Eel 25 a sh AC. hatO; eb alas
through, of immediate agency, causation,
instrumentality, by means of, by, Jno.
1.3; Ac. 3. 48, et al.; of means or man-
ner, through, by, with, Lu. 8.4; 2 Co.
5.7; 8.8, et al.; of state or condition,
in a state of, Ro. 4.11, et al.; with an
accusative, used of causation which is not
direct and immediate in the production
of a result, on account of, because of, for
the suke of, with a view to, Mar. 2.27;
Jno. 1.31, et al.; rarely, through, while
subject to a state of untoward circum-
stances, Gal. 4. 13.
Aiu, acc. sing. (§ 6. rem. 4. a). ‘ - Leds

diaBatve |, fut. Bycopat, aor. 2, dueBnv, (8 37.
rem. 1) (dud. & Batvo) to pass through or
over, Lu. 16. 26; Ac. 16.9; He. 11. 29.

o Jno. 5. 4.

diaBadrw |, fut. Badd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (dua & BadrAw)

to throw or convey through or over; to

thrust through ; to defame, inform against,

Lu. 16. 1.

SudBodos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b)

a calumniator, slanderer, 1 Ti. 3. 11;

2 Ti.3.3; Tit.2.3; a treacherous informer,

traitor, Ino 6.70; 6 dra BoXos, the devil.
diaBas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 ; dia Baivo
diaBeBadopor, odpar|, (§ 21. tab. U) (dua &

B<Bavow) to assert strongly, asseverate,

tie Te7s eDlita3 16.

SiaBeBarodtvrar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . dzaBeBardojrae
diaB_eBasotobar, pres. infin. . : 2 id.
SiaBjvat, aor. 2, infin. s . diaBatve

diaBAerw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. 2) (dud &
Brew) to look through; to view steadily ;
to see clearly or steadily, Mat.7.5; Lu.

6. 42.
Sarees, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. . ; Sia Brێren
dudBodou, nom. pl. mase. . , : - 6a Bodos
dudBoXov, acc. sing. masc. . : id.
d:aBoros, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) : - dvaBddrrAw
dia3dAov, gen. sing. masc. . : , dia BoXos
diacrovs, ace. pl. fem. . : : , id.
SiaBorw, dat. sing. mase. ; ' id.

SuaryyeAj, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass. - dvayyedAw
duayyeAXo |, fut. yeAo, aor. 1, SupyyetAa, (§ 27.

rem. 1. b. d) aor. 2, pass. SunyyeAnv,

(§ 27. rem. 4. a) (dua & ayyédhw) to

publish abroad, Lu. 9. 60; Ro. 9.17; to

certify to the public, Ac. 21.26; to tell,

announce, give notice of, divulge, publish

abroad, Ac.21.26; to declare, promulgate,

teach, Lu. 9.60; from the Heb. to cele-

brate, praise, Ro. 9g. 17.
dayyedAwr, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. SiayyéAAw
diayevop.evov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. pt. aor. 2 diayivopat
duayevopev, gen. pl. part. aor. . id.
diayivopar |, fut. te aor. 2, Sudyerdncipr

(§ 37. rem. 1) (dua & yivopat) to con-

tinue through; to intervene, elapse, Mar.

LOS Aes 2 ans; 270:
duaywooKev, pres. infin. . c - . aywooKw
diaywooke |, fut. yvecopat, (§ 36. rem. 3) (dua

& yworKe ) pr. to distinguish; to resolve

determinately ; to examine, inquire into,

judicially, Ac. 23.18; 24. 22.

6 He. 2. 16.

Suvayv

Sudyvwots, €ws, 7), (§ 5. tab. E. ce) pr. an act
of distinguishing or discernment; a deter-
mination; examination judicially, hearing,
trial, Ac. 25. 21.

dayvepilo |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (da &
yropite) to tell abroad, publish, Lu.2.17.

INGE:
Sudyvocw," acc. sing. Sudyvwois
dudyvwors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. aa) dwaywdoKe
duayvdcop.a1, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id.

diayoyyvlu |, fut. Yow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dua ee
yvlw) to murmur, mutter, Lu. 15. 2;
HO) 7a, Unter,

dudyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Sud-yo

duaypyyopew, G|, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dua &
yer7Tyopéo) to remain awake; to wake

thoroughly. L.G.
duaypyyopycartes,’ nom. pl. mase. pt. aor. 1 Staypyyopéw
dud-yw |, fut. €», (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (dua & ayw) to

conduct or carry through or over; to pass
or spend time, live, 1 Ti. 2.2; Tit. 3. 3.
1 pers. pl. pres. subj.

Sud-ywev, Suyw

dvadeEcycvor,” nom, pl. masc. part. aor. 1 - b1adexopae
diadéyopar |, fut. déEojr04, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (dua

& d€xoptat) to receive by transmission; to

receive by succession.

duadoxos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b)

@ successor, Ac. 24. 27.
Siuadnua |, atos, 74, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (dradew, dud

& dé) pr. a band or fillet ; a diadem, the

badge of a sovereign, Re.12.3; 13.13 19.12.
dtadiypata, nom. and ace. pl. . duddnpa
diadidwpe |, fut. docu, aor. 1, dvedwxa, (§ 39. tab. Z)

(dua & dfdwpe) to deliver from hand to

hand; te distribute, divide, Lu. 11. 22;
18. 22; Jno.6. 11; Ac. 4.35.
dtadiowst, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. diadOwpt

Suadioucovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. irreg. for

duadwaovot - ; : ; id.
Ouddos, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. (§ 30. rem. 1) id.
duddoxov,* acc. sing. masc. dudS0xos
diadoxos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) diadéyopar

dualavvipe |, or, Covvi, fut. loow, (§ 31. tab.B.B)
perf. pass. dreLaopon, (dia & Covvvpe)
to gird firmly round, Jno. 13. 4,5; mid.
to gird rownd one’s self, Jno. 21.7

éuabepevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid.

(§ 28. tab. W) .

duatiOne

a Ac. 25. 21.

91 O1aKko
diafepévov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. duatiOnpe
diafjKar, nom. pl. diab nKy
duaOyky, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a dvat(Onpe
diabyKy, dat. sing. . Siabyxn
Swab yxy, acc. sing. : 5 - id.
duaOyKys, gen. sing. j ‘ : : id.
duaPyK@v, gen. pl. . : : . A id.
diab joopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. 5 diar(Onpue
duaipéoets, nom. pl. . . duatpecis
Siafpects |, €ws, 1 (§ 5. tab. E. 0) Siaipew

. 45. d Ac, 24, 27.

diatpéw, o |, fut. ow, aor. 2, duetAov, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(dua & aipéw) to divide, to divide out,
distribute, Lu. 15.12; 1 Co. 12.11.
duatpecis, EWS, ”, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
division; a distinction, difference, diversity,
InConT2s4sin Gs

duatporr, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. Statpéew
duaxafapret, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Att.
(§ 35. rem. 11) Siaxabapile

dvaxabapilw |, fut. 0B, (dud & Kafapitw) to cleanse
thoroughly, Mat. 3.12; Lu.3.17. N.T.

Staxareddyxojpar |, fut. eyFouar, (§ 23. rem. 1. b)
(dua, kara, & €A€yxop.ar) to maintain dis-
cussion sirenuously and thoroughly. N.T.

Siaxarnr<yxero,” 3 pers. sing. imperf. . Siaxaredéyxopar
dvakover, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ‘ dtaxoveéw
dvaxovet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : ; id.
duaxovecy, pres. infin. . ; : , id.
dtaxoveirwoay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. : id.
duaKovew, o|, fut. YO, (§ 16. tab. P) ductKovos
duakovy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . SuaKkovew
duaxovnbeioa, nom. sing. fem. pt. aor. 1, pass. id.
dvaxovnPijvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) id.
dtakovijgat, aor. 1, infin. i F ‘ id.
diaxovijoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
duaxovycer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . ‘ id.
duakovia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Sudkovos
duaxovia, dat. sing. 5 : : duaKovia
dvaxoviay, acc. sing. : : : id.
duaKkovias, gen. sing. : : : : id.
dtakoviov, gen. pl. . ° . 5 I id.
Sutkovot, nom. pl. masc. dudKovos
dvakovots, dat. pl. masc. . : , : id.
dudKovoy, acc. sing. masc. and fem. . : id.

duaKovos, ov, 6, on (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) one who renders
service to another; an attendant, servant,
Mat. 20.26; 22.13; Jno. 2.5, 9, et al.; one

who executes a commission, a deputy, Ro.

e Ac. 18. 28.

dtako

aA an / .
13-45 Xpiorov, cod, ev kupiw, etc., a commis-

sioned minister or preacher of the Gospel,
1 Co. 3. 5; 2 Co. 6.4, et al.; @ minister
charged with an announcement or sentence,
2Co.3.6; Gal.2.17; Col.1.23; @ minister
charged with a significant characteristic,
Ro.15.8; a servitor, devoted follower, Jno.
12.26; a deacon or deaconess, whose
official duty was to superintend the alms
of the Church, with other kindred services,
Rowi6o15 Chines lla 18,902-1(a)\.

diakovéw, , fut. yow, (3 16. tab. P)
imperf. édvaxdvovv, aor. 1, edvaxovyca,
perf. deduaxdvyKa, but later, dupxdvovr,
Sunxovynca, SedunkovnKa, to wait, attend
upon, serve, Mat.8.15; Mar. 1.31; Lu.
4.39, et al.; to be an attendant or assist-
ant, Ac. 19. 22; to minister to, relieve,
assist, or supply with the necessaries of life,
provide the means of living, Mat. 4.11;
27.86; Mar. 1.13; 15.41; Lu. 8. 3, et al.;
to fill the office of dvaKxovos, deacon, per-
form the duties of deacon, 1 Ti. 3. 10, 13;
1 Pe. 4.11; to convey in charge, admi-
mister, 2 Co: 3.339.109; 20; 1 Pesi.12;
4.10; pass. to receive service, Mat. 20.28;
Mar. 10. 45.

duaxovia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) serving, service, waiting, attend-
ance, the act of rendering friendly affices,
us 10. 403).2) Ti 4 11; He.na4s, eles,
aid, Ac.6.1; 11.29; 2C0.8.4; 9.1, 12,133
a commission, Ac. 12.25; Ro.15.31; wu
commission or ministry in the service of
the Gospel, Ac. 1.17, 25; 20.24; Ro.
HUN) CO14 ses wLO sel el met 2 Ser
vice in the Gospel, Ac. 6.4; 21.19; 1Co.
MOGs a 21 CO10n3 8 T1030 pedaph2 suave:
2.19; a function, ministry, or office in the
Church, Ro. 12.7; 1 Co. 12.5; Col.4.17;
2 Ti. 4.5; @ ministering in the convey-

ance of a revelation from God, 2 Co.

3-7, 8, 9.
Staxovovs, acc. pl. masc. . . . OudKovos
Scaxovovpevy, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. — duaxovéw
dStaxovodvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
dtaxovotvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
dtakovodcoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. ; id.

2 OlaK@
duakovav, nom. sing. masc, part. pres. . - OlaKovew
,
dtakoo.at, nom. pl. fem. : : dtaKkcotoe
Zz, .
dtakogias, acc. pl. fem. . 5 . ° id.

dvaKdoroe |, at, a, (§ 9. tab. I. e) two hundred, Mar.
6.37; Jno. 6. 7, et al.

,
duakoctovs, acc. pl. masc. ¢ : ; OvakdaLoL
, .
dtakociwy, gen. pl. . ‘ A : i id.
duakovoopar,* 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. OLaKOvW

duaxovw |, fut. ovocopar, (dud & axovw) to hear a
thing through; to hear judicially.

duaxpiOj, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. - divaxpivo
Suaxpibijre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
dvaxpivar, aor. 1, infin. act. : : : id.

dtaxptvayra, acc. sing.m. part. aor. 1.—A.B.Ln.
dvaxpwopevoy, Rec. Gr. Sch. . \
Mdfstom. (Acsr1- 12) J

duakpivet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 5 id.
duaxptvety, pres. infin. act. 5 c - id.
duakpweTwoar, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
dtakpivopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Suakpwvopevor, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

dtakpwvopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

duaxpivop.evous, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. pl
—A. C. Ln. Tdf. 5
Suaxpwépevor, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jude 22)j

dtaxpiva, fut. wa, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (dua & Kpivw)

lo separate, sever; to make a distinction

or difference, Ac. 15.9; 1 Co. 11.29; to

make to differ, distinguish, prefer, confer

a superiority, 1 Co. 4.7; to examine, scru-

tinise, estimate, 1 Co. 11.31; 14.29; to

discern, discriminate, Mat. 16.3; to judge,

to decide a cause, 1 Co.6.5; mid. d.a-

Kpivopat, aor. 1, (pass. form) dvexpiOnv,

(i), to dispute, contend, Ac. 11.2; Jude 9;

to make a distinction mentally Ja. 2. 4;

Jude 22; in N.T. to hesitate, be in doubt,

doubt, Mat.21.21; Mar.11.23, et al. (f).

dudKpiots, ews, », (§ 5. tab. E.c) a

separation ; a distinction, or, douwbl, Ro.

14.1; @ discerning, the act of discerning

_ or distinguishing, He. 5.14; the faculty of

distinguishing and estimating, 1 Co.12.10.

duaxpivov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.. duaxplivw

diakpioets, nom. and ace. pl. ; : » OuaKpLots
Sutkpiow, ace. sing. x 5 : id.

duaKpuots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) . . duakpivw

diaxkwrvw |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) (Oa &

a Ac. 23, 35.

diadva

93 Olapre

kwAtw) to hinder, restrain, prohibit, Mat 3.14. (v).
duadadéw, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dia &

Aadéw) to talk with; by impl. to con-

sult, deliberate, Lu. 6.11; to divulge, pub-

lish, spread by rumour, Lu. 1. 65.
Suadéyerar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. diad€éyopar
diadr€yop.ar |, fut. AL€Eoprar, aor. 1, (pass.form) 8reA€x-

Onv, (§ 23. rem. 4) (dua & déyw) to dis-

course, argue, reason, AC.17.2,17; 24.12,

et al.; to address, speak to, He. 12.5; to
contend, dispute, Mar. 9. 34; Jude g.

dutAextos, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b)

speech; manner of speaking; peculiar lan-
guage of a nation, dialect, vernacular

idiom, Ac. 1.19; 2. 6,8; 21. 403; 22. 2;

26. 14.
Siadeydmevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : diar€yojrat
duadeyopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
diadeyopévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.

SiaX<izro |, fut. Yo, (§ 23 seTemMen Le a) aor. 2, Oue-
Nirov, (§ 24. rem. 9) (dia & Acizw)

to leave an interval; to intermit, cease,

Lu. 7. 45.
diaAektos |, ov, 7)
SiadéxTw, dat. sing.
duadAcyn bt," 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. pass.
duadlAdoow|, (dud & adAdcow) to change, ex-

change ; pass. duadAdooopat, aor. 2,

dupAAdynv, (§ 26. rem. 3) to be reconciled

5 Siadeyopat
OudAeKTos

. dadAdoow

to another.
SiaroyileoHar, pres. infin. diadoyiCopar
duadoyilerGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . F id.

diadoyiCopar |, fut. cropat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dud &
AoyiCopar) pr. to make a settlement of
accounts; to reason, deliberate, ponder,
consider, Mat. 16. 7,8; Mar. 2.6,8; Jno.

11.50, et al.; to dispute, contend, Mar.

9- 33:

duadoyiopos, od, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a)
reasoning, ratiocination, thought, cogita-
tion, purpose, Mat.15.19; Mar.7.21, et al.;
discourse, dispute, disputation, contention,

Lu. 9. 46, et al.; doubt, hesitation, scruple,

Lu. 24. 38.
diadoyilopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. SdiaroyiLopar
diadoyilopévev, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
diadoyi€ovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; id.
diadoyirpol, nom. pl. diadoyio pos

| Suapeptoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. .

Suadoyicpots, dat. pl. Siadoyiopds
duadoyio por, acc. sing. . ; : . id.

diadoyiopos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) » BiadroyiGopat

diadoyirjpov, gen. sing. duadoyeo}.0s
diadoyirpovs, ace. pl. . - : ° id.
diadoyio pov, gen. pl. 3 id.

dtadvw |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dua & Mw) to
dissolve, dissipate, disperse, Ac. 5. 36.

Siapaptupapevot, nom, pl. masc. part. aor. 1 Siapaprvpopas

Siapaptvpacbar, aor. 1, infin. ; 5 id.
Sucpapriperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . L id.
dvapapripytar, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. id.

Stapaprvpopat, fut. podpat, aor. 1, duewaprupapny,
(§ 37. rem. 1) (81a & paptvpopar) to
make solemn affirmation, protest; to make
a solemn and earnest charge, Lu. 16. 28;
Ac. 2. 40, et al.; to declare solemnly and
earnestly, Ac.8.25; 18.5, et al. (wy).

Suapaptupopevos, hom. sing. masc. pt. pres. dvapapTvpopat

Stapayopar|, fut. yéropar, contr. yotpar, (dua &
[aXop.ae) to fight out, to fight resolutely ;
met. to contend vehemently, insist, Ac.23.9.

duapetvy, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, subj.

Staprewevynkores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. (§ 27.
rem. 2. d) : - : : id.

Stapeven

dtapepeptopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. p. pass. duaprepiLw
duapever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. dtapevn
diapevets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. 0 ; id.

diapever |, fut. ey, aor. 1, ducuewva, (§ 27. rem. 1.a.d)
perf. drapenevnxa, (dua & pevw) to con-
tinue throughout ; to continue, be permanent
or unchanged, Lu. 1. 22; Gal. 2.5; He.
1.11; 2 Pe. 3.4; to continue, remain con-
stant, Lu. 22. 28.

dvapepiopevar, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. dvapepilw
dvapept€opevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Stapeptlovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. Pet

Sch. Tdf. id.

SuenéprCov, Rec. (Mar. 15. 24) : j
dtapepica |, fut. cow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dud & pepilw)
to divide into parts and distribute, Mat.
27.35; Mar. 15.24; Ac. 2.3, et al.; pass.
in N.T. to be in a state of dissension, Lu.
MMe Lys LO 5 el 25 25753 -
Stapepiopos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
division ; met. in N.T. disunion, dissension,
IL, 15 Giig — IC

diapepilon

a Mat. 5, 24.

OLeLpLe

Siapepiobeica, nom, sing. fem. pt. aor. 1, pass. duaprepilon
StaprepraOnoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.

Staprepiopdv,” acc. sing. . Suapepic Los
Siapreprop.ds |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) duaprepicar
dtavepnoy,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . dravepw

duavguw |, fut. vend, ($ 27. rem. 1. a) aor. 1, pass.
SuevenOnv, (dua & vépw) to distribute ;
to divulge, spread abroad.
diavevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dra & vevw)
to signify by a nod, beckon, make signs.
L.G.
Stavevwy,° nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . dravevw
dvavonpa |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (diavogopan,
to turn over in the mind, think, from 6c,
& vow) thought.
diavonpara,® acc. pl. Suavonp.a
O.dvola, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (dua, &
voew) pr. thought, intention ; the mind,
intellect, understanding, Mat.22.37; Mar.
12.30; Lu. 10.27, et al.; an operation of
the understanding, thought, imagination,
Lu. 1.51; insight, comprehension, 1 Jno.
5.20; mode of thinking and feeling, dis-
position of mind and heart, the affections,

HpHz. she Coly maz.

duvavoia, dat. sing. dudvoua
dudvouay, acc. sing. . . . . id.
dvavolas, gen. sing. . ‘ : 2 ; id.
duavoryov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. . diavotyw

diavotyw |, fut. offw, (§ 37. rem. 1) (dud & dvotyw)
to open, Mar. 7. 34, 35; Lu. 2.23; 24.31;
met. to open the sense of a thing, explain,
expound, Lu.24.32; Ac.17.3; dvavolyewv
TOV VOUV, THV Kapolay, to open the mind,
the heart, so as to understand and receive,
Lu, 24. 45; Ac. 16. 14.

duavolywv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. diavotyw
duavolyOnrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
duavotav, gen. pl. dudvowa.

Suavuxtepevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dia &
vvé) to pass the night, spend the whole
night,

dtavuKtepevov,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. StavuKrepevw

dtaviccavtes,/ nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. duavvw

diaviw |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (did & dv, to
accomplish) to complete, finish. (3).

duvamravros, (i.e. dua TavTos) through all time;
throughout ; always, Mar.5.5, et al.;.

« Gu. 12.51. 6 Ac. 4.17. e Gu. 1. 22. dUu.11.17.

94 Ovapr

continually by stated routine, Lu. 24.53; He. 9. 6.

duarraparpyBai,s nom. pl—Gr. Sch. Tdf. 3
Tapadiatpiat, Rec. (1 Ti. 6. 5) : \ varapar ptr
duaraparptBy |, As, H, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (dd &

Tapatpuay, collision, altercation, from

Tapatpi Be, to rub against, Tapa &

TpiBw) pertinacious disputation, v.r. N.T.
dvaTrepacavTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 dvaTrepaw
diaTepacavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
Siarepaw, @], fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) (Od &

TEpaw) to pass through or over, Mat.

O05, 04/345) Manas. 20, etrale “(qr
SuaTrepav, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. Suatrepaw
diarepSon, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. (§ 18. tab. R) id.
StawAevoarvres,” nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 drat gw
duamA€w |, fut. evoopar, (§ 35. rem. 3) aor. 1 dre.

TEevca, (dud & wAéw) to sail through

or over.
duarrovéopat, otpar|, (§ 17. tab. Q) fut. yoopat,

aor. 1, duerovyOyv, (duamovew, to ela-

borate, from dua & TOVvew) pr. to be

thoroughly exercised with labour; to be

wearied ; to be vexed, Ac. 4.2; 16.18
dtavrovnGets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 dvarrovéopat
dtatrovovjrevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
dtatropetc Oar, pres. infin. pass. diatropéw
diamropeveo Gat, pres. infin. : dvaTropevoj.ae
dvarropevo.ac |, fut. edoopat, (§ 14. tab. N) (dh

& Tropevopat) to go or pass through, Lu.

10 13 IR INO TIOE ER UO FURS Uh I

18. 36, i.g. rapépyopat, Ver. 37.
dtaTropevopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Suatropevopar
dtamropevopevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
duaropéw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dua &

aTropew ) to be utterly at a loss; to be in

doubt and perplexity, Lu.g.7; 24.4, et al.
Svapayparevouas |, fut. evoouat, (§ 15. tab. O)

(dud & mpayparevopar) to despatch a

matter thoroughly; to make profit in busi-

ness, gain in trade, Lu. 19. 15.
dvarpie |, fut. (ow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dua & zpiw)

to divide with a saw, saw asunder ; to

grate the teeth in a rage; pass. met. to be

cut to the heart, to be enraged, Ac. 5.33;

7-54. (i):

Staprate |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 2) (dud & dpralo)
to plunder, spoil, pillage, Mat.12.29, bis.;

Mar. 3. 27, bis.

e Lu. 6.12. F Ae. 21.7. 91 Ti.6.5.

OvapT 95 O1ac®
Suapraca, aor. 1, infin. act. duapracla dispersion, Ino. 7. 35; Ja.1.1; 1 Peri... U.G.
Svaprdce:, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id. duacropé |, Gs, H - Siaczrefpw
dupracn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, eared, ‘a. dua ropa, dat. sing. Stacopd

Suprace., Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar. 3.27) duacopar, acc) sings. : P ; id.
Suappyyvope and duppyoow |, fut. fw, (§ 36. Suacopds, gen. sing. ; : : 3 id.
rem. 5) (dud & prpyvupe) to break ducrdéons, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, (§ 29.
asunder, rend, tear, burst, Mat. 26. 65, tab. X) Sitornpu
et al. SuacTeAACpevov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. Scac7éAAw
SuappySavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | Svappyyvupe | duacrédAw |, (dua & oréAdw) to separate, distinguish;
duappygas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ‘ id. mid. dvacréhAopan, aor. 1, dueorewAdpyy,
duappygowv, nom. sing. mase. pt. pres. . —dvappyaow (§ 27. rem. 1. d) to determine, issue a

duacadéw, @], fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) aor. 1,
ducadroa, (dua & cadis, manifest) to
make known, declare, tell plainly, or fully,
Mat. 18. 31.
diacadyoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper.—B. Ln. .
dpdoov, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 13. “ai EEE
diacetonrte,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. - Otaceiw
diaceiw |, fut. gw, (§ 13. tab. M) (dia & ow) pr.
to shake thoroughly or violently; to harass,
intimidate, extort from.
SuacKkopTitw |, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (Ova &
oKoprrica ) to disperse, scatter, Mat.26.31;
Mar.14.27, et al.; to dissipate, waste, Lu.
15.13; 16.1; to winnow, or, to strew,
Mat. 25.24, 26. L.G.

=) /
Siackxoprilov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.. duackoprile

diackopmioGijcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. . id.
duackopricOjcovran, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, iid
—Al. Ln. Tdf. : 5
j t id.
duackopricOycetat, Rec. Gr. Sch. al
26. 31) : : ; ‘ J

dtaomapevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.
(§ 27. rem. 4. b)

diacracOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.

diacraw, &}, fut. aoopar, (§ 22. rem. 2) perf. pass.
Si€oracpar, aor.1, pass. dueoracOyy,
(dua & oTdw) to pull or tear asunder or

,
diac7reipw

dtac7raw

in pieces, burst, Mar.5.4; Ac.23.10. (q).
daca cipw j, fut. ep, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) aor. 2, pass
dueomapyv, (§ 27. rem. 4. a) (dua &
ore(pw) to scatter abroad or in every
direction, as seed; to disperse, Ac. 8.1, 4;
Ti. 19.
diacropa, Gs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) pr. @ scattering, as of seed; dis-

oF J
persion; in N.T. meton. the dispersed por-

tion of the Jews, specially termed the

a Zu. 3.14.

decision; to state or explain distinctly and
accurately ; hence, to admonish, direct,
charge, command, Ac. 15.24; He. 12. 20;
when followed by a negative clause, to
interdict, prohibit, Mat. 16.20; Mar.5.43,
et al.

duactody, ns, a (§ 2. tab. B. a) dis-
tinction, difference, Ro.3.22; 10.12; 1Co.

Ay 7 LesGr
ducorypa,” atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) duiornpt
duactycarTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
dtacToAr, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) - dtacreAAw
SuacroAjy, acc. sing. duaotoAy

duactpepovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. duactpéepw
diactpédy |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) perf. pass.
du€otpappar, ($ 23. rem. 7. 8) (dia &
oTpepw) to distort, turn away; met. to
pervert, corrupt, Mat.17.17; Lu.9. 41,
et al.; to turn out of the way, cause to
defection, TNOS Fi 335 Co}
Creo TpapLy.cvos, perverse, corrupt, errone-

ous,

make Wube2 sao

duactpedur, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . diactpédrw
duacTpewar, aor. 1, infin. act. . - : id.
diacdle |, fut. gow, aor. 1, pass. duerwOnv, (§ 26.

rem. 1) (dvd. & oil) to bring safe .

through; to convey in safety, Ac. 23.24;

pass. to reach a place or state of safety,

Ac. 27.44; 28.1, 4; 1 Pe.3.20; to heal,

to restore to health, Mat. 14. 36; Lu.

7: 3-

dvacwbévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. diacdlw
dvagwhévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
dtacwOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ; : id.
dvacGoar, aor.1, infin. act. . : ‘ id.
duacwon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . ; id,
diageowor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. , id.

6 Ac. 5.7.

dvaTa

96 drahe

duataydas, acc. pl... duatayn
diatayeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(§ 26. rem. 3) dvaTracow
dvatayy, dat. sing. . : i : » divatayy
Svarayy |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) é ; diatrdoow
dudraypa," atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . : id.

duatapacce |, éw, ($ 26. rem. 3) (dia &
Tapdoow) to throw into a state of pertur-
bation, to move or trouble greatly, Lu.1.29.

diataédevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, mid. d.ardoow
diaragopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. 5 id.
diaragwpat, 1 pers.sing. aor. 1, subj. mid.—A.D. ‘d

Siarafopat, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co. 11.34) J
dtatacoopar, | pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. : id.
&w, (§ 26. rem. 3) and mid.

, 4, /
duaracoopat, (dia & tacow) pr. to
arrange, make a precise arrangement; to

duataccw |,

prescribe, 1 Co. 11.54; 16.1; Tit. 1.5;

to direct, Lu. 8.55; Ac. 20.13; to charge,
Mat. 11.1; to command, Ac. 18. 2, et al.;
to ordain, Gal. 3. 19.

duatayy, 7s, 7, (3 2. tab. B. a) an
injunction, institute, ordinance, Ro. 13. 2;
PC 7153 elas Gre

Sudtaypa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a mandate, commandment, ordinance, He.

Hits Ao ME
dvataoowr, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. dtatacow
diataxGevra, acc. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
dvateXetre,” 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. aS ep

diatehéw, GI, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (dua &
Tedew) to complete, finish; intrans. to con-
in a certain state or

tinue, persevere,

course of action.

Siareraypevov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. §ardoow
Suaretaypévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
duateraxevat, perf. infin. act. : : 3 id.
Statnpodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. diatnpéew

@], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (did &
tTnpew) to watch carefully, guard with
vigilance; to treasure up, Lu.2.81; éavrov

duaTnpéew,

ex, to keep one’s self from, to abstain wholly

from, Ac. 15. 29.
dvati, ie. dua ri, interrog. for what? why? wherefore?

Mat. 9.14; 13.10; Lu. 19. 23, 31.
diariBepar, pres. ind. mid. (§ 28. tab. W) i Sarin
dcaTiOnpe |, (§ 28. tab. V) (dud & TiOnpr) to arrange;

mid. duatiHepar, fut. Oycopar, aor. 2,

a He. 11, 23. 6 Ac. 27.33.

¢1Ti.6.8.

ducbeunv, to arrange according to one’s own
mind ;
will ;
to ratify, Ac. 3.25; He.8.10; 10.16; to

to make a disposition, to make a

to settle the terms of a covenant,

assign, Lu. 22. 29.
duabnkn, nS, On (§ 2. tab. B. a) a testa-

mentary disposition, will ; a covenant, He.
9.16,17; Gal. 3.15; in N.T., a covenant
of Ged with men, Gal. 3.17; 4.24; He.
9.4; Mat. 26. 28, et al.;
the old covenant, 2 Co. 3.14.

duatpiBovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.

StatpiBsvrwv [atirdv |, gen. pl. mase. part.
pres.—C. D. Ln. 5 z id.

Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. om. (Ac. 14. 18) y

duatpiBo |, fut. Yow, (§ 23. l. a) (dua &
tpiBw) pr. to rub, wear away by friction;
met. to pass or spend time, to remain, stay,

the writings of

duarpiBw

rem.

tarry, continue, Jno. 3.22; 11.54; Ac.
E2510)5) PAL 225, eb alo np):
duatpifas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 - duatptBw
duatpodds,” acc. pl... Suatpody
duatpopy |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (Starpédu, to
nourish) food, sustenance.
duatpodyy, acc. sing.—D. % \ S.anpedes
Suupepes) Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. {1 Ti. a 8)
dtavyitle |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (da & adydto)

to shine through, shine out, dawn. L.G.
dua aoa, aor. 1, infin—A. . :
a Siavyalo
atyaoat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Co. 4. 0
davyaon,? 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . . id.

dvavyys, eos, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G.b) (dia &
avyn) translucent, transparent, pellucid.—
Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Siadbavyjs, Rec. (Re. 21. 21).
duapavys,” €os, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G.b) (Sahaivay
to show through) transparent, pellucid.

duadbéper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : 5 Siahépw
duadépere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . , : id.
duadepopevwv, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. id.
duad€povra, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. . id.

diadépe |, fut. drofow, aor. 1, dujveyxa, aor. 2, Beh.
VEeyKOV, (§ 36.rem. 1) (dua & péepw) to con-
vey through, across, Mar. 11.16; to carry
different ways or into different parts, sepa-
rate; pass.to be borne, driven, or tossed hither

and thither, Ac. 27.27; to be promulgated,

proclaimed, published, Ac. 13. 49; intrans.

ad 2 Pe.1.19. e Re. 21. 21.

drae

met. to differ, 1 Co. 15. 41;- to excel, be belter

or of greater value, be superior, Mat.
6.26; 10.31, et al.; impers. duap<pet,
it makes a difference, it is of consequence;
with oidév, it makes no difference, it -is
nothing, Gal. 2. 6.
Sudpopos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2)

different, diverse, of different kinds, Ro.
12.6; He.g. 10; excellent, superior, He.
T. 45-8. .6.

Suadevyw |, fut. Eourar, aor. 2, duepiryov, ($ 24.
rem. 5) (dua & pevyw) to flee through,
escape by flight, Ac. 27.42.

diadpypilev, pres. infin. act. duadypiler

Stadynpile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) duepyjpuca,
(dua & nen) 4) to report, proclaim, publish,
spread abroad, Mat.9.31; 28.15; Mar.1.45.

diaOeipar, aor. 1, infin. act. diapbeipw
SiaGetper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ; id.
SiaGetperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id.
SiapOetpovtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

Siadbeipw}, fut. pbepS, aor. 1, du€pOetpa, pert.
Suép$apka, (§ 27. rem. 1. c. d, and
rem. 2. b) aor. 2, pass. duePOapnv, perf.
pass. duepOapjrat, (§ 27. rem. 3 and 4. a)
(ud & POeipw) to corrupt or destroy
utterly ; to waste, bring to decay, Lu.
12. 333 2Co.4.16; to destroy, Re. 8.9;
11.18, met. to corrupt, pervert utterly,
TIS 5 Gio

SiapGopa, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) corruption, dissolution, Ac.2.27,31;
13- 34, 35, 36, 37-

SuapOopa |, as, 7) duapbetpw
duapGopady, acc. sing. duadbopa
duddopa, acc. pl. neut. dudbopos

duaddpots, dat. pl. mase. . : 3 id.

Suaopos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) Siadépw
Suadopwrépas, gen. sing. fem. comparat. (§ 8.

rem. 1 and 4) dutpopos
Suadhopwrepov, acc. sing. neut. compar. ‘ id.

dvaddyy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj—Gr. Sch. Taf. ‘
re ; duapedyw
Suaddyor, Rec. (Ac. 27.42) .
Siapvyou,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, opt. (§ 24. rem. 9) id.
SuadvAagau,’ aor. 1, infin. act. SiadpvAdoow
duapvdrAdoow |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 3) (did &
pvAdcow) to keep or guard carefully or
with vigilance ; to guard, protect.

97 d10ac

draxerpitwand draxerpiZoprar |, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dud & yeép)
pr. to have in the hands, to manage; mid.
later, to kill, Ac. 5.30; 26.21.
SiaxerptoacOa1, aor. 1, infin. mid.
duaxAevalovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.—
Gr. Sch. Tdf.
xAcvabovres, Rec. (Ac. 2.13) -
diaxAcvao |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1 (dua &
xAcvalw) to jeer outright, deride, v.r.

» diaxeipiLor

diaxAevaleon

Acy25 13):
duaxwpileor bon,” pres. infin. SiaxwpiCoprar
diaxwpiopat |, fut. fropar, (mid. of diaywpica,

to separate, from Sia & ywpilw) to

depart, go away.

didaKTikdv, acc. sing. masc. ; SSarnicde
didaxtikds |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : .. dioddoKo
dvdaxrot, nom. pl. masc. Simic
didaxrots, dat. pl. masc. . : ; : id.
dvdakrds |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F.a) : aca
didc€o1, aor. 1, infin. act. . F : ; id.
bidder, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; id.
d.da&n, 3 pers. sing. aor. !, subj. act... 5 id.
diSagov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
dudsdEwor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . ; id.
dudacKaAe, voc. sing. d0aoKaAos

dwacKaAla, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) 6uddo0Kw

didacKkadia, dat. sing. . dvdacKkadia
dwacKadiats, dat. pl. . . ; . id.
duackadtay, acc. sing. : : : 5 id.
duwackadias, gen. sing. and ace. pl. . : id.
dudacKador, nom. pl. . dudaoKados
dudaoKaXdov, acc. sing. . ; ‘ : id.
duddoKados, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) OwdacK
dwackdAovus, acc. pl. duddoKados
didacKkdAwy, gen. pl. . . : : id.
disacke, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : buodoKW
didaoKer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. F : id.
duddoKelv, pres. infin. act. 3 g : id.
dvdacKets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
diddoKy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. : id.
d.dacKovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
dudacKovTt, dat. sing. masc. pt. pres. act. . id.
dvdacKovros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
dudacKovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act.— }
C.D: In:
duatpiBovrwv aittdv Kal ddackdvTov, id.
(Ac. 14. 18)

Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. omit this clause.

a Ac, 27. 42. h Yu. 4.10. e Lu. 9, 33.

dar 98 didop

OO ot eee gs

a didrachmon, or double drachm, a silver coin

and rem. 6) aor. 1, éd/daga, aor-1, pass.
e515axOnv, (§ 23. rem. 2 & 4) to teach,
Mat. 4. 23; 22. 16, et al.; to teach
or speak in a public assembly, 1 Ti.
2.12; to direct, admonish, Mat. 28.15;
Ro. 2. 21, et al.

SiSaxros, 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pr.
taught, teachable, of things; intNen.
taught, of persons, Jno. 6. 45; 1 Cor2513°

SidaKrixds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) apt
or qualified to teach, 1 Ti. 3.25 2 ahi 22's
N.T.

SuddoKdAos, ov, 5, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
teacher, master, Ro. 2. 20, et al.; in NT.
as an equivalent to pa/3 fi, Jno. 1.39, et al.

SiSackadia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) the act or occupation of teach-
ing, Ro.12.7; 1 Ti.4.13, et al.; informa-
tion, instruction, Ro. 15.4; 2 Ti. 3. 16;
matter taught, precept, doctrine, Mat.15.9;
] Ti. 1. 10, et al.

dda), RSs W (§ 2. tab. B. a) instruc-
tion, the giving of instruction, teaching,
Mar. 4.2; 12.38, et al.; instruction, what
is taught, doctrine, Mat. 16. 12; Jno. 7.
16,17, etal.; meton. mode of teaching and
kind of doctrine taught, Mat. 7.28; Mar.

dubacko, fut. Sddéw, perf. dedidaxa, ($ 23. rem. a. b, |

SiSpos, ov, 6, 7, (8 7. rem. 2)

equal to the drachm of Alexandria, to
two Attic drachms, to two Roman denarii,
and to the half-skekel of the Jews, in

‘value about fifteen-pence halfpenny of

our money, Mat. 17. 24, bis.

dvo

OLO@pLL, fut. Sdow, perf. dédwxa, aor. 1, cowka,

aor. 2, éOwv, perf. pass. dédopa, aor. l,
pass. €d0@nv, to give, bestow, present, Mat.
4.9; 6.11; Ino. 3.16; 17.2, et al. freq.;
to give, cast, throw, Mat. 7.6; to supply,
suggest, Mat. 10.19; Mar. 13. 11; to dis-
tribute alms, Mat. 19. 21; Lu. II. 41,
et al.; to pay tribute, etc., Mat. 22.17;
Mar. 12.14; Lu. 20. 22; io be the author
or source of a thing, Lu. 12.51; Ro.
11.8, et al.; to grant, permit, allow, Ac.
2.27; 13-353; Mat. 13.11; 19.11, et al.;
to deliver to, intrust, commit to the charge
of any one, Mat. 25.15; Mar. 12.9, et al.;
to give or deliver wp, Lu. 22.19; Jno.
6.51, et al.; fo reveal, teach, Ac. 7.38;
to appoint, constitute, Ep. 1.22; 4.11; to
consecrate, devote, offer in sacrifice, 2 Co.
8.58; Gal. 1.4; Re. 8.3, et al.; to present,
expose one’s self in a place, Ac. 19. 313

ile y/o to recompense, Re. 2. 23; to attribute,
SisdoKwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. - OLOaT KW ascribe, Ino. 9. 24; Re. 11.133 from the
ddaxa.s, dat. pl. : j ; , ; ddaX7 Heb. to place, put, fix, inscribe, He.8.10;
§dax7, 7s, a, (§ 2. tab. B. a) : : SuddoKw 10.16, et al.; to infix, impress, 2 Co. 12.75
b.dax7); dat. sing. dd0x7 Re. 13.16; to inflict, Jno. 18. 22; 19.33
didaxyv, acc. sing. : 4 ; id. 2 Thes. 1.8; to give in charge, assign,
didaxns, gen- sing. . . ; ; k id. Jno. 5.36; 17-4; Re.9.53 #0 exhibit, put

forth, Mat. 24. 243 Ac. 2.19; to yield,

Suddacr, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. for didotor, |
bear fruit, Mat. 13.8; dddvac epyactay,

(§ 30. rem. 3).—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . ( didwpt

Suadiuddcovor, Rec. (Re. 17.13) - , to endeavour, strive, Lu. 12. 583 Siddvar
Suddprevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id. amékpiow, to answer, reply, Ino. 1. 225
SiSdvat, pres. infin. act. ; ; ; id. SiSdvar rémov, to give place, yield, Lu
SiSdvra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. act. . id. 14.9; Ro. 12.19.

SiSdvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. Sdpa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a gift,
SiSdvrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id. present, Mat. 7. 11, et al. iG.
Siddvtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. acts id. Sdcts, €ws, 1); (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
SiSorat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. — ‘ id. - giving, outlay; Phi. 4.153 a donation, gift,
SiSore, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . - id. Davee ize

diSov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. (§ 31. rem. 2) id. dors, Ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a giver,
SiSovs, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. ; id. 2Co.9.7. LXX.

didpaxpa, ace. pl. . . d(dpaxjLov Sdpov, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a gift,
didpaxjov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Otis & dpaxpn) present, Mat. 2. 11; Ep. 2.8; Re. 1. 105

610ac

an offering, sacrifice, Mat. 5- 23, 24; 8.4, et al.;
ddpor, 8c. éoru, it is consecrated to God,
Mat.15.5; Mar.7.11; contribution to the

temple, Lu. 21. 1, 4.

Swpéopat, ovat, ($ 17. tab. Q) fut.
Hoopar, perf. deddpypuae, lo give freely,
grant, Mar. 15.45; 2 Pe. 1. 3,4.

ddpnp.a., aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
gift, free gift, Ro. 5.16; Ja.1.17.

Swped, Gs, H, (§ 2. tab: B. b, and
rem. 2) a gift, free gift, benefit, Ino.
4.10; Ac. 2. 38, et al.

Swpedy, accus. of Swped, adv. gratis,
Sratuitously, freely, Mat. 10.8 3 RON. 24)
et al.; in N.T, undeservedly, without cause,
Jno. 15.25; in vain, Gal. 2. 21.

dimou, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. (§ 30. tab. Z) dope
SueBynoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) dia Batre
dreBrewe, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind.—B. (Mar.8.25)

exoincey, abrov avaPrévar, Rec. Gr, diaBrérw

Sch. Taf. : :

dreBAHOn," 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass, dia, BdédAXw
dveyetpeiv, pres. infin. act, dveyeipw
dveyetpovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

dveyeipu, fut. dveyepd, aor. 1, pass. dyepOnv, (§ 37.
rem. 1) (dud & eyeipw) lo arouse or awake
thoroughly, Mat. x. 24; Mar. 4. 38, 39;
Lu. 8. 24; pass. to be raised, excited,
agitated, as a sea, Jno. 6.18; met. to stir
up, arouse, animate, 2 Pe. x. B30 Gey

Sveyepbels, nom. sing. masc. part. aor, 1, pass. Steyeipw
deyvespicar,? 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Stayvepil
dveydyyvlor, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; Siayoyyvlu
d1edidor0, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 30. rem. 4) diadidwpe
Siddwxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. A id.
dueLdcato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 31,
tab. B.B) » Siakdvvype
. dvélwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
duelwopévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

d:€Oero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 30.

tab. A.A) . SvariOnye
dueiAe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind, act. (§ 36. rem. 1) Siaupéw
dvexpiOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27.rem.3) Svaxpive
SvexpiOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
duexpwve, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
dvexpivopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. act, : j id.
dvexpivovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid, id.

99 dvemp

SS peu. con, ag gee ee

dteAaXetro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. ($17. tab.Q) dtadadréw
dteAdovr, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. , id.

dued€yero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : SvaA€yopat
dueAcvorerau, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) diepxopau
due en, 3 pers. sing. aor. ], ind.(§ 23. rem. 4) duaréyopau

dueA€yOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . r id.
dueAnAvOéra, acc. sing. mase. part. perf, 2 dvepxopat
dueAGety, aor. 2, infin. , c . : id.
dueAOdvra, ace. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
dueAPdvres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 ; id.
dteAPw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. i : id.
dcEAOcper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ? id.
dueAPdy, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . : id.
dréAurre,4 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. ($ 24. rem. 9) Otadrelrw
dteAoyilerbe, 2 pers. pl. imperf. dvadoyilopar
duedoytlero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : ; id.
dtehoyiLovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ‘ : id.

dteAVOnoay,’ 3 pers. pl. aor.1, pass. (§ 14, tab.N) Suadvw

dvewaprupdueba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind, Stappapriipopae
dtepapriparo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
dveapriipero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : : id.
dteapriipor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
dtecxovro,! 3 pers. pl. imperf. - Ovapdxopar
Otgueve, 3 pers. sing. imperf, Svapeven
SteuéprLov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Suapepiln
dtencpioavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. , id.
OtenepioOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. hind: pass) y= 2 id.

dvevéyxy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 36. rem. 1) Siadépw
dvevOvpéoprar, odpar], (Sud & evOupréopar) to
revolve thoroughly in the mind, consider
LG.
dvevOvpovpévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres,
Ce Sin Witla |e 5 $
evOupoupnevov, Rec. (Ac. 10. 19) .
duekeAfotea, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 25
—A. Sch. Taf, f Sieépyouau
é£eMOoioa, Rec. Gr. (Ac. 28. Bow ay
dveE€pyopar ], fut. dveLeLevorouan, (Oud & éfépxo-
par) to come out through anything, find

carefully, v.r.

SrevOvueopa

one’s way out. v.r.

d.é£0d0s ], ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) (Oud & €£000s)
@ passage throughout ; a line of road, a
thoroughfare.

SicEddous,£ ace. pl. 6r€E0d0s
duerépace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. SvaTrepdn
dveropevero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Starropevopar
Svezropetovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ‘ A id.

duexwAve,” 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ; - dtaxwrvw dvempayparevoaro,' 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. duarpayparevopas
E eae ee AM a 32e a ee
4 Lu. 16.1. 6 Lu. 2.17, ¢ Mat. 3.14, a4 Lu. 7. 45. e Ac. 5.36, F Ac. 23. 9. g Mat. 22.9, h Tu. 19.15.

Over Pp 100 omye
dvexpiovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. duampiw | dveoréAXeTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. dtacré\Aw
Sueppnvevéerw, 3 vers. sing. pres. imper. act. — duepprnvetdw | dv€ory, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2. ind. Sulornpe
drepunvedy, 3 pers. sing, pres. subj. act. . id. dueoTpappeva, ace. pl. neut. part. perf. pass.
Sreppnvevop.evy, nom. sing. fem. pt. pres. pass. id. (§ 35. rem. 9) : duaotpédw
Sreppnvevovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ; id. dueotpapevy, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
Sueppyvevtys,“00, 6 - ‘ : id. dueotpappevys, gen. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
Sueppenveror |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) a late com- duerwOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, pass. (§37.rem.1) dracailo

pound used as an equivalent to the simple dierapdax6n,° 3 pers. sing. aor. i, ind. pass. duatapacow

Eppnvevy, to explain, interpret, translate, dvéra€a, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. diatdoow

Lu. 24.27; Ac. 9.36; 1-Co. 14. 5, 13, dueragapnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. . id.

to be able to interpret, 1 Co. 12. 30. dvera€atro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. 5 id.
Stepunveurijs, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) duéraée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.

an interpreter. L.G. dueTH pet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. : : dtaTnpew

dueppyyvuTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . Svappryyvope
dveppyée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
duéppyooe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act.—B.
Sueppxfyvero, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Lu. 5.6) f

diepyeoOar, pres. infin, . ; drépxojrae
diépxerar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : id.
diepyopat, fut. ehevoopar, aor. 2, dupdOov, (§ 36.

rem. 1) (dua. & pXop.ae) to pass through,

Mar. 10. 25; Lu. 4. 30, et al.; to pass

S.appioow

over, cross, Mar. 4.35; Lu. 8.22; to pass

along, Lu.19.4; to proceed, Lu. 2. 15;
NC19:138; et alo;

a country, wander about, Mat.12.43; Lu.

to travel through or over
g- 6, et al.; to transfix, pierce, Lu. 2.35;
to spread abroad, be prevalent, as a

rumour, Lu.5.15; met. to extend to, Ro.

He Ae
duepxOpLevorv, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. duepyopat
SiepyYopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.

Suepwrdw, &|, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (dud &
€pwrdw ) to sift by questioning, of per-
sons; in N.T., of things, to ascertain by

inquiry, Ac. 10. 17.

Suepwryjoaytes,” nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | duepwrda
Sueodgyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Siacadéw
dueoKkdp7ica, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. duackoprilen
dueaKopTicas, 2 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.
Sceoxdpmure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
dteoxopric Oynoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
dueckopTic eva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
Sueordpyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 27.

rem, 4. a. b) Stac7reipw
dveo7racOar, perf. infin. pass. dvacmrda
duecrerAdpcba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. dtacréAAw
SceoretAaro, 3 pers. s. aor.1, mid. ($27. rem. 1.d) id.

dterys |, €os, ods, 6, 7, 70, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(dis & ros) of two years ; of the age of
two years, Mat. 2. 16.
duetia, as, 7H, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) the space of two years, Ac.24.27;

28.30.) NEE:
deria |, as, 7 Suerys
dueriay, acc. sing. Brenan
dvetias, gen. sing. F : . ; id.
dverods,? gen. sing. neut. Sues
duerpuBe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. datpiBo
duérpBov, 3 pers. pl. aor. ne Ae: p id.
duetpivapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
duerpupar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
duehépero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. duadépw
Suedyyrcav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Stadynpile
SuepypicOyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
diepOapy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§ 27.

rem. 4. a. b) . dvadbbetpeo
duepOapnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, pass—A.)

Const. Tdf.. c . | id.

SuefOdpy, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re.8.9). |
duepOappevwv, gen. p!. part. perf. pass. id.
dueperpe, 3 pers. s. imperf. act.—Const. Tdf. ;
edOewpe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 19.2) . ; 4

diexetpicacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . diaxerpilo
dupyetpar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. dveyeipwo
dupyetpero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. ; id.

Supyéopar, otpar|, fut. yoopar, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(dua & Hy copia) pr. to lead throughout ;
to declare thoroughly, detail, recount, re-
late, tell, Mar.
8.33; He. 11. 32, et al.

5.16; 9.9; Lu. 8. 39; Ac.

Supyyous, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a

narration, relation, history, Lu. 1. 1.

21 Co. 14. 28. 6 Ac. 10.17.

ce Lu. 1. 29, @ Mat. 2.16.

dyn

101

—OLKGL

Suyynoavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. I, ind. Sunyéopau position, Ac. 27. 28; intrans. aor. 2, duéaryy,
dupyyjoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . id. to stand apart ; to depart, be parted, Lu.
Senyorerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. cf : id. 24.51; of time, to intervene, be inter-
Supyynow,* acc. sing. duryyots posed, Lu. 22. 59.
Supynots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. Pe) Supyéoprae dudotnpa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
dunyyowvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. F id. interval, space, distance, Ac. 5.7.
Suyyod, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : ‘ id. dvicyupilero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ; dvicyvpiLopae
Suyyovpevoy, acc. sing. mase. part. pres. . id. duicxupiopar |, fut. (rojas, (dua & ioxupiLopar,
dupkovet, 3 pers. sing. imper. act. duaKxovew from ioxupos) to feel or express reliance ;
Sinxovycapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. : to affirm confidently, asseverate, Lu.22.59;
dunkovnce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id. ING Oaths
Sunxdvovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . ‘ id. ducata, nom. sing. fem. dtKaos
dupAGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) duepyopar dtkata, nom. pl. neut. : ; , ’ id.
dupAOor, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id. dikatat, nom, pl. fem. . : . 5 id.
duqvexes, acc. sing. neut. . - « dunvekys dukatay, acc. sing. fem. F 3 : ; id.
Sunvexys |, €os, ovs, 6, vp 70, -es, (§ 7. tab. G. +b) duxatas, gen. sing. fem. : : : id.
(dua & 7 HVEKIS, extended, prolonged) con- dtkare, VOC. sing. masc. . : c . id.
tinuous, uninterrupted ; eis ro Sinvekés, dcKkavot, nom. pl. masc. 3 : ; id.
perpetually, He. 7.3; 10.1, 12, 14. duxatot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. OuKatow
dunvocye, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. (§ 37. rem. 1) dvavolyw dukatous, dat. pl. masc, ‘ diKatos
dunvorypévovs, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. al duxatoxpioia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
NSB Cana nechdiae ‘ id. (dikaros & Kpiows) just or righteous
dvewyp.evous, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 7. 56) i} judgment, LXX.
Sujvorge, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. duxaoxpicias,* gen. sing. . dixatoKpiota
SunvoixOyncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. dikatoy, acc. sing. masc. O(Ka.os
Sunmoper, 3 pers. sing. imperf. dvaTropéw dtkavov, nom. and ace. sing. neut. : ; id.
Suprdpouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; id. dtkatos, ata, avov, (§ 7. rem. 1) dicen
Suyropodvro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid—B. Taf. " i duxatoovvy, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) : z id.
Suprdpouv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 2. 12) : dixatoovvy, dat. sing. duxacoovvy
Senppyveve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. : Sueppenvevo Stxatoovvyy, acc. sing. F ; : : id.
Sunppyjvevce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.—B. duxatoovvys, gen. sing. , ; : id.
dunppejveve, Rec. Gr. Sch. : ; i id. duxaéov, gen. sing. masc. Sicuree
dueppyjvevoe, Tdf. (Lu. 24. 27) dixacovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. — Suxardw
Sunpxero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. dvépxopar duxacovy, pres. infin. act. : ; ‘ id.
dujpxXovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ¢ id. dukatovvTa, acc. sing. mase. part. pres. act. . id.
SiOdéAaccov,’ acc. sing. masc. . b.GaXacoos dukaovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act.. id.
di0adacaos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dis & Oa- duxatovs, acc. pl. masc. , , dikatos
Nagoa) washed on both sides by the sea ; duxatovaba, pres. infin. pass. (§ 21. tab. U) OuKatow
tomos Oibadaccos, 4 shoal or sand-bank ducatovabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. : id.
formed by the confluence of opposite cur- duxacovtat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. 3 id.
rents. LG. dixatdw, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) dikn
Suixveopat, otpar], fut. Eouas, ($ 36. rem.2) (dia diuxatm, dat. sing. mase. dikatos
& ikvéopia) to go or pass through ; to dukatwOevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. drKardw
penetrate. duxawwOyvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : id.
Stikvovpevos,’ nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . dtikvéopar dixarwOjs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
diiorype |, fut. duactycw, (§ 29. tab. X) (dua & duxawwbnoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
torn) to set at an interval, apart; to duxaofyon, 2 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.
station at an interval from a former StxauwPycovrar, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
a Lu.1.1. 6 Ac. 27.41. c He. 4. 12. d Ro. 2.5.

Oukat 102 d100€
SuxatwOyTw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. OuKaLow 4.11; 10. 4, et al. freq.; @ provision or means
duxarwhdpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. for justification, Ro. 1.17; 2 Co. 3. 9,
dixaiwpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) dikn et al.; an instance of justification, 2 Co.
dixaropaci, dat. pl. dukatwpa Feit eB
dikarwipata, nom. and ace. pl. id. Sixarow, d, fut. dcopat & dow, aor. 1,
dukawpatos, gen. sing. . id. eduxaiwoa, perf. pass. dedixacwpras, aor. 1,
dukar@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. buKatow pass. eduxarwOnv, (§ 20. tab. T; § 21
dukatwy, gen. pl. dtKatos tab. U) pr. to make or render right or
Ouxaiws, adv. . dikn just ; mid. to act with justice, Re. 22. 11;
dtxatooat, aor.1, infin. act—B. C. D. Ln. T a See to avouch to be good and true, to vindi-

duxatody, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu, ro. 29) cate, Mat. 11.19; Lu. 7. 29, et al.; to set
Ouxatwoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. forth as good and just, Lu.t0.29; 16.15;
dukatwouw, acc. sing. dukatwots in N.T. to hold as guiltless, to accept as
dixaiwors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) dixn righteous, to justify, Ro. 3. 26,30; 4.5;
duxaorny, acc. sing. dixacrys 8.30, 33, et al.; pass. to be held acquitted,
dixacris |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) oiKn to be cleared, Ac. 13.39; Ro. 3.24; 6.7;

Oikn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) right, justice; in N.T.
judicial punishment, vengeance, 2 Thes.
1.9; Jude 7; sentence of punishment,
IAG. 25. 15) the

goddess of justice or vengeance, Nemesis,

judgment, personified,
Pena, Ac. 28. 4.

dikatos, ata, avov, (§ 7. rem. 1) used
of things, just, equitable, fair, Mat. 20. 4;
Lu. 12.57; Jno.5.305 Col.4.1, et al.;
of persons, just, righteous, absolutely,
NOL 25 50 LO 3. eLOs 20) omega ols
BRC eTSie) LINO nt Os zen 205) eves
16.5; righteous by account and accept-
ance, Ro.2.13; 5.19, et al.; in ordinary
usage, just, upright, innocent, pious, Mat.
5-45; 9.13, et al. freq.; 6 dixatos, the
Just One, one of the distinctive titles of
the Messiah, Ac. 3.14; 7.52; 22.14.

dukaiws, adv. justly, with strict justice,
1 Pe. 2.23; deservedly, Lu. 23.41; as it
is right, fit or proper, \ Co. 15.34; up-
rightly, honestly, piously, religiously, 1 Thes.
2510s" it. 2.12.

duxatoovvyn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
fair and equitable dealing, justice, Ac.
17.31; He. 11.33; Ro.9g. 28; rectitude,
virtue, Lu.1.75; Ep.5.9; in N.T. gene-
rosity, alms, 2 Co.g. 10, v.r.; Mat. 6. 1;
piety, godliness, Ro. 6. 13, et al.; investi-
ture with the attribute of righteousness,

acceptance as righteous, justification, Ro.

to be approved, to stand approved, to stand
accepted, Ro. 2. 13; 3.20, 28, et al.

dukaiwpa, atos, T0, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. a rightful act, act of justice, equity ; a
sentence, of condemnation, Re. 15.4; in
N.T., of acquittal, justification, Ro. 5. 16;
a decree, law, ordinance, Lu. 1.6; Ro.
1.32); 25-265) 9.45) Helgi, 10%) amen
torious act, an instance of perfect righteous-
ness, Ro. 5.18; state of righteousness, Re.
19. 8.

dtxaiwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
a making right or just ; a declaration of
right or justice; a judicial sentence; in
N.T., acquittal, acceptance, justification,
Rowd625; 5G.

Suxacrys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)

duxalw, to judge) a judge, Lu.12.14;
INOS io eMac

dikny, acc. sing.

,
diktva, acc. pl.

Sten
diktvov
OlKTUVOY, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) @ net, fishing-
net, Mat. 4. 20, 21, et al.
didoyos ], ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (d’s & Adyos)
pr. saying the same thing twice; in N.T.
double-tongued, speaking one thing and
meaning another, deceitful in words. N.T.
diAdyous,* acc. pl. masc. : ‘ diAoyos
10, (ie. dv 3) on which account, wherefore, there-
fore, Mat. 27.8; 1 Co. 12. 3, et al.

dvodevoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 dtodevw

—<——

a1 71.3.8,

d100€ 03 dupov

tion, reformation, v.rY. disagree, set at variance.
diopPwparov,° gen. pl.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. .
; di6pOwpa.
katopOwpdtwv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 24. 3)

diopAdcews,* gen. sing. . : diopF wats

dixooracia |, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2
(diya & oTaots) a standing apart; a
division, dissension, Ro. 16.17; 1 Co. 3.3;

di0devw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (dua & ddevw) to travel | duAdoare,® 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. . burddw
through a place, traverse, Lu. 8,1; Ac. dis, adv. . ; : : : : bdvo
iyoain obAGr ductal |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) ; ; id.

Avovictos,” ov, 6, Dionysius, pr. name. dicropor, acc. sing. fem. ; : : dtoromos

dud7rep, conj. strengthened from 6.6, on this very dcarop10s, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dis & ordpa)
account, for this very reason, wherefore, pr. having two mouths; two-edged, He.
1 Co. 8.13; 10.143; 14. 13. Pe TSE MYER Te WOR, 25 1H

Auorerys |, éos, ods, 6, 7, TO, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b) dirxA101," at, a, (dis & xéAuo) two thousand, (j).
(Zevs, Aws, & TinTw) which fell from dwAtLovres,' nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . - dwriLa
Jupiter, or heaven; zov Acozrerovs, Sc. dwrAico |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dua & bAtLo, to
ayaAparos, Ac. 19. 35. strain, filter) to strain, filter thoroughly ;

Atorrerovs,’ gen. sing. . 5 : : Avorerijs to strain out or off.

SidpOwpa], aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (dtopAdw, to duxdoau,* aor. 1, infin, act. . : . dixaleo
correct, from 6a & 6pow, to make dixalo |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dixa, apart) to
straight, from op0ds) correction, emenda- cut asunder, disunite; met. to cause to

SidpOwors |, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) (duopGdu, to Gal. 5. 20
correct) acomplete rectification, reformation. dixooTaciat, nom. pl. : 5 3 : dixoo Taco.
Suopvynvat, aor. 2, infin. pass. (§ 26. rem. 3) . duopioow dixooTactas, aces plane 3 ; ? id.
Sioptacover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ‘ id. duxoTopew, o |, fut. yoo, (§ 16. tab. P) (diya &
duoptccw |, fut. &w, (dud. & éptaow) to dig or TEpve) pr. to cut into two parts, cut
break through, Mat. 6. 19, 20; 24. 43; asunder; in N.T. to inflict a punishment
Lu. 12. 39. of extreme severity, Mat. 24. 51; Lu.
Awés, gen. sing. (§ 6. rem. 4. a) ; » Leds 12. 46.
Avocxovpor, or Avdcxopor |, wv, ot, (§ 3. tab. C. a) dixoTopynoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. - dvyoropéw
(Zevs, Atds, & Kotpos, 4 youth) the dua, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : : bufaw
Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, sons of dupaw, 6, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) aor. 1, edna,
Jupiter by Leda, and patrons of sailors. (dipa, thirst) to thirst, be thirsty, Mat.
Avockovpots,® dat: pl. & : ; , Aookovpot 25. 35, 37, 42, 44, et al.; met. to thirst
dudTt, conj. (dud, OTL) on the account that, because, after in spirit, to desire or long for ardently,
Lu.2.7; 21.28; in as much as, Lu.1.13; Mat. 5.6; Jno. 4.14; 6.35, et al.
Ac. 18. 10, et al. dapet,! dat. sing. 3 nara x ; : diibos
Auotpedpis,’ os, ods, 6, (§ 5. tab. E.a) Diotrephes, dwyyoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ; : dupaw
pr. name. dulyjon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : c id.
durAa, ace. pl. neut. ; 3 ; . OumAdos dumoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. i : id.
durAjs, gen. sing. fem. ; ; 3 id. dios |, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) thirst.
durAdos, ods |, on, 4, Gov, ovv, (§ 7. rem. 5. b) diuxo1, nom. pl. masc.. ‘ : ddyuxos
double, Mat. 23.15; 1 Ti. 5.17; Re.18.6. dipoxos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 9) (Sis & Wyxy)
ditrA6u, 6, fut. dow, aor.1, €di7AWCA, double-minded, inconstant, fickle, Ja. 1.8;
(§ 20. tab. T) to double ; to render back Amy Same. Cr:
double, Re. 18. 6. dua, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. . ; dufdw
durAotepov, acc. sing. masc. comp. (§ 8.rem.4) 6zz7Ados Supa, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. : ; : id.
dumAodv, acc. sing. neut. dupapev, | pers. pl. pres. subj. : id.
durAdw, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) dupay, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : : id.
@ Ac, 17.34. 6 Ac. 19.385. e Ac. 24.3. ¢d He. 9.10. e Ac. 28.11. £3 Jno.9. g Re. 18. 6.

h Mar. 5. 13. i Mat. 23. 24. k Mat. 10. 35. 12Co. 11. 27.

dupav
dupadyra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. bupaw
dupavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. j F id.
Suave, dat. sing. mase. part. pres. . : id.
Suvypots, dat. pl. . . Suwypds
Suvypov, acc. sing. 5 : : id.
dwwypds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. ) LOK
Suwypod, gen. sing. Sumyp.0s
duwypov's, faccuple me : ; ; : id.
Suvypav, gen. pl. ; : : , id.
duddeve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. OLooEvu
O’mxe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . OLoOKW
dudKets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ; L id.
dudkere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . ; id.
dudkoprat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . : id.
OuwkdLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
dudkovra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. act. . id.
OuoKovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. ; id.
OumkovTes, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. act. . id.
duokovrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
dudKTnv,” acc. sing. 0 SudKrys
diudkrys |, ov, 6, ($ 2. tab. B. 5 : : » bwoKW

OLOK®, fut. déw, aor. 1, édfwEa, (§ 23. rem. 1. b,
and rem. 2) perf. pass. dedlwypan, aor. 1,
pass. OLX Onv, (§ 23: rem. 7 & 4) to
put in rapid motion; to pursue; to follow,
pursue the direction of, Lu. 17. 23; to fol-
low eagerly, endeavour earnestly to acquire,
Ro. 9. 30, 31; 12.13, et al.; to press for-

wards, Phi. 3. 12, 14; to pursue with

malignity, persecute, Mat. §. 10, 11, 12, 44,

et al.

Suwypds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr
chase, pursuit ; persecution, Mat. 13. 21,
Mar. 4.17; 10. 30, et al.

dudKTs, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a per
secutor, 1 Ti.1.13. L.G.

didKwopev, | pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . buoKW
SidKwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. c id.
SiwKwvrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. pass. : id.
dudKwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. ; ; id.
SwwEdrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
dudsEere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . : ‘ id.
SuvEnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . ; id.
dud€ovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : 2 id.
Siwy Aycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.
Sdypa, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) . doKéw
Soypact, dat. pl. . doyja.

104

Ookew
Soypara, ace. pl. Soya
Soypatuv, gen. pl. , F id.
SoyparileaOe,’ 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. Soyparilar
doyparile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) doKew
dobety, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, opt. pass. (§ 30. rem. 4) diSwput
dobetca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass... id.
do8cicay, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.
dobeicn, dat. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. 5 id.
Sdobeions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.
doGévros, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.
5067, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . d id.
dofjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 30. rem. 4) i id.
Sobyoeran, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.

dot, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (for 59, Sa30:
rem. 5).—B. ; c : id.

ducer, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar. 8. 37)
doxel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. (§ 37. rem. 2) dokéw
Ooxety, pres. infin. . : : 2 ; id.
doxeis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : id.
doxetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. é é 4 id.
Soxetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ‘ é id.

doKEew, e|, fut. Sééw, aor.1, 28oéa, (§ 37.
rem. 2) to think, imagine, suppose, presume,
Mat. 3.9; 6.7, et al.;
TU tO, 3 Os eAC L0G. eteals:
doKel, it seems; it seems good, best, or right,

to seem, appear,

impers.

it pleases, Lu.1.3; Ac. 15. 22, 25, et al.

Osypa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
decree, statute, ordinance, Lu. 2.1; Ac.
T6945 17. 75) Hp. 2-153 Col.2. 14.

Soyparign, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to décree, prescribe an ordinance ; mid. to
suffer laws to be imposed on one’s self, to
submit to, bind one’s self by, ordinances,
Col. 2:20. L:G.

dd&a, ns, 9, ($ 2. rem. 3) pr. a seem-
ing ; appearance; a notion, imagination,
opinion; the opinion which obtains respect-
ing one; reputation, credit, honour, glory;
Inve
14.10; praise,
5. 41,44; Ro.4.20;
majesty, Ro. 1.23; 2Co.3.47, et al.; a

glorious manifestation, glorious working,

honourable consideration, Lu.
glorification, honour, Jno.

15.7, et al.; dignity,

Jno. 11.40; 2 Pe. 1.3, et al.; pl. digni-
2 Pe.2.10; Jude 8;
2 COnA RIE o

taries, glorification in

a future state of bliss,

ATs ols 1635

6 Col, 2. 20,

Ooxy

2.10, et al.; pride, ornament, 1 Co.11.15; 1 Thes.

2.20; splendid array, pomp, magnificence,
Mat.6.29; 19.28, et al.; radiance, dazzling
lusire, Lu. 2.9; Ac. 22. 11, et al.

do€dla, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor.1,
ed0€aca, perf. pass. d<ddEacpat, aor. 1,
pass. edoéacOnv, according to the various
significations of §J€a, to think, suppose,
judge; to extol, magnify, Mat. 6.2; Lu.
4.15, et al.; in N.T. fo adore, worship,
Ro. 1.21, et al.; to invest with dignity,
or majesty, 2 Co. 3.10; He. 5.5, et al.; to
signalise with a manifestation of dignity,
excellence, or majesty, Jno. 12. 28; 13. 32,
et al.; to glorify by admission to a state
of bliss, to beatify, Ro. 8. 30, et al.

doxy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. F - bdoKew
Soxiracer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 5 Soxypala |
SoxysaLev, pres. infin. act. id.
Soxipa€ets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
SoxipalécPwcay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
Soxyudere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Soxydlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
doxyualéeru, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.
SoxyzaLopevov, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
Soxysalovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
SoxiudLovrs, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Soxyralw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . ‘ SdKtpLos
doxyualwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . doxiala
Soxipdcat, aor. 1, infin. act. ral.
Soxydoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
doKyacyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.

Soxypacia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) v.r. SdKyLOs

doxyracia, dat. sing.—Al. Ln. Taf. evooxypacta.
Corieaoey poe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 3. 9)

Soxysy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. Boa). ; . déKypos
doxyey, dat. sing. 3 : : : Soxyy
Soxynv, acc. sing. id.
SoKyeys, gen. sing. id.
doxipov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) ; . OdKyLos
Sdxyor, nom. pl. masc. n a
Sdxysov, ace. sing. masc. ian

OOKiLOS, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) proved, tried ;
approved after examination and trial, Ro.
16.10; Ja. 1.12, et al.; by impl. accept-
able, Ro. 14. 18. .
doxipalo, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)

105 SoAos

aor. 1, edoximaca, perf. pass. dedoxipac-
pear, to prove by trial; to test, assay
metals, 1 Pe. 1.7; to prove, try, examine,
scrutinise, Lu. 14.19; Ro. 12. 2, et al.;
to put to the proof, tempt, He.3.9; to
approve after trial, judge worthy, choose,
Rov14. 22; 1 Co. 16.33 2'Co.8.22, et al.;
to decide upon after examination, judge of,
distinguish, discern, Lu. 12.56; Ro. 2.18,
Phi. I. 10.

doxypacia, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) proof, probation, v.r. He. 3.9.

Soxipuov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) that
by means of which anything is tried, proof,
criterion, test; trial, the act of trying or
putting to proof, Ja. 1.3; approved cha-
macters \Pent. 7.

doxiny, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) trial,
proof by trial, 2 Co. 8.2; the state or dis-

position of that which has been tried and
approved, approved character or temper,
Ro. 5.4; 2 Co. 2.9, et-al.; proof, docu-
ment, evidence, 2 Co. 13.3. L.G.

‘ 4 r
OoKOV, acc. Sing. 5 0 é . . SoKos

dokos, ov, 9 & 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a.b) a beam or
spar of timber, Mat.7.3,4,5; Lu.6.41,42.

Soxodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : p anes
Soxovv, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. , ; id.
doxovvra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. . : ide
Soxotvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . : aa
Soxovvrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id
Sokotoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. ; id.
Soxodct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; ; id.
Soxodot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. : ‘ Ta
Sox, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. . , id.
doxGvy, nom. sing. mase. part. pres. , ; a
ddAtor,2 nom. pl. mase. . P : : See
doALos |, ta, cov, (§ 7- rem. 1). , ee ve
dora, o], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) . , id.

doAot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—D.
Cupot, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co. 5

ddXov, acc. sing. . : ; ; . ddA0s

6 \ doAww

doXos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a bait or con-
trivance for entrapping ; fraud, deceit,
insidious artifice, guile, Mat. 26.4; Mar.
[a BOR Wil iy Ge ENG
8dAt0s, fa, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) and os,
j

a2 Co.11. 13.

doAov

(§ 7.

ety 518%

rem. 2) fraudulent,

deceitful,

doAtdw, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to deceive, use fraud or deceit, Ro. 3. 13.

LXX.

SorAdw, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) pr.
to entrap, beguile; to adulterate, corrupt,

falsify, 2 Co. 4. 2.

ddAov, gen. sing.
SoAovvtes,” nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. .
Sordw, G], fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. T)
ddAw, dat. sing. . 2
saan, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. a
dopata, ace. pl. :
ddvra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor.2, (§ 30. tab. Z)
ddvrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2.—D. .

dvddvTt, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co. 15. a
Sovros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act.
dd€a, NS; On (§ 2. rem. 3) 6
doéalev, pres. infin. act. :
do€alera1, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. .
dogalérw, 3 pers. sing
dogalyrat,
do€alyre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. .
Sofadpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass.
doEdlovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act.
do€dlw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) s
do€dlwv, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. act.
do€ar,
dd€avres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. |
dd€as, acc. pl.
aor. 1, infin. act. .

. pres. imper. act.

3 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass.

acc. sing.

doEacat,
dogacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act.
do€acer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. :
dogacn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act.
dofacby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.
dogacbGor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.
do€acov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act.
dofaow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.
dofacwot, 3 pers.
d0&y, 3 pers. sing.
d0€n, dat. sing.
d0€ys, gen. sing.
d0€yre, 2 pers. pl.
1 pers. sing.

pl. aor. 1, subj. act.
aor. 1, subj.

aor. 1, subj.

ddEw, aor. 1, subj.

Aopkds, dos, 4, ($ 4. rem. 2

d0Aos
doAdw
d0Aos
id.
diSwpe
dopa.
bidet

id.

doKéw

dda
id.

doKéw
id.

c) Dorcas, pr. name,

signifying a gazelle or antelope, Ac.9.36,39.

dds, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. (§ 30. rem. 1)

bOwpu

ZECo:

106 OovAo
ddcews, gen. sing. . ddo1s
ddots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) didwpe
ddre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
dornv,? acc. sing. ° dors
dds |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. Bic). dLdwpe
ddrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
dodAa, ace. pl. neut. dovAos

dovlaywyéw,” O, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (Boos

& ay) pr. to bring into slavery; to treat
as a slave; to discipline into subjection. L.G.

dovAas, acc. pl. fem. Sod\os
dodAe, voc. sing. masc. id.
dovAcia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. ) id.
dovAciay, acc. sing. Soviela
dovAeias, gen. sing. . a
dovAever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Sovi\evo
dovAevewv, pres. infin. id.
dovAevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
SovAevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
Sovrevérwoar, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
dovAEvorTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
dSovrAcvovct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
dovrAevoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
dovrAevowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . id.
dovAcdw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) dodAos
dovAevwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. SovrAcvtw
dovAyn, nom. sing. fem. Sop\os
dovAns, gen. sing. fem. ae
dodvAor, nom. pl. masc. id.
dovAous, dat. pl. masce. id.
dovAov, acc. sing. masc. id.

OovAos, 7, ov, adj. enslaved, enthralled, sub-

servient, Ro.6.19; as a subst. SodXos,
a male slave, or servant, of various degrees,
Mat.8.9, et al. freq.; @ servitor, person of
mean condition, Phi.2.7; fem. dovAy, a
female slave; a handmaiden, Lu. 1.38, 48;
Ac. 2.18; dodAos, used figuratively, in a
bad sense, one involved in moral or spiritual
1 Go.
7.23; 2 Pe.2.19; in a good sense, @

thraldom, Jno. 8.34; Ro. 6.17, 20;

devoted servant or minister, Ac. 16. 17;

Ro. 1.1, et al.; one pledged or bound to
serve, 1 Co. 7.22; 2 Co. 4. 5.
dovAcia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) slavery, bondage, servile condition;

in N.T. met. with reference to degrada-

a2 Co. 4. 2.

62 Co. 9.7.

¢1 Co.9. 27.

dovAo

107

Ovvap

tion and unhappiness, thraldom spiritual or moral,

RosG. hs 20; Galrdeeza shel lew 15.

dovrcdw, fut. evow, perf. dedovAevKa,
aor.1, édoVAcevoa, (§ 13. tab. M) to be
a slave or servant; to be in slavery or
subjection, Jno. 8.33; Ac. 7.7; Ro.g. 12;
to discharge the duties of a slave or ser-
Ep.6.75) LTi6.2; be

occupied in the service of, be devoted, sub-

vant, to serve,
servient, Mat.6.24; Lu.15.29; Ac.20.19;

Ro. 14.18; 16. 18, et al.; met. to be en-

thralled, involved in a slavish service,
spiritually or morally, Gal. 4.9, 25; Tit.
3: 3:

Soulcal waite oun (202 tabs 1)
aor. 1, 2dovAwaa, perf. pass. dedovAwpar
aor. 1, pass. €dovAwOyv, to reduce to ser-
vitude, enslave, oppress by retaining in
to
render subservient, | Co.g. 19; pass. to be
ME Cony 050 0 sue

bondage, spiritually or morally, Gal. 4. 3;

servitude, Ac.7.6; 2 Pe.2.19; met.

under restraint, in
Tit. 2.3; to become devoted to the service

of, Ro. 6. 18, 22.

dovAov, gen. sing. masc. Soskoe
dovAovs, ace. pl. mase. id.
dovrdw, |, fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. 1) id.
SovAw, dat. sing. masc. id.
dovAwhévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. SovAdw
SovAdcovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
dovAwv, gen. pl. masc. Soplos
dodvvat, aor. 2, infin. (§ 30. tab. 2) SiSepe
dovs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
0x7 |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) déxopae
Soxnv, acc. sing. doy
dpaxovta, ace. sing. dpaKxwv
dpdKovrt, dat. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. ) :
dpdxovra, Rec. (Re. 13. 4) agi i
dpaxovros, gen. sing. id.

Opakov, ovtos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) a@ dragon or
large serpent; met. the devil or Satan,
Rey aes OHls 10, L758 ig22, 45015
16. 135 2052.
Spapov, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 2, (§ 36. rem. 1) Tpexw
Spaccopor|, (§ 26. rem. 3) (Opa, the fist) pr. to
grasp with the hand, clutch; to lay hold
of, seize, take, catch.

dpaxyun, nS, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a drachm, an
Attic silver coin of nearly the same value
as the Roman denarius, about seven-pence

three-farthings of our money, Lu. 15.8,9.

dpacoopevos,* nom sing. masc. part. pres.. dpaccopau
dpaxpds, acc. pl. Spaxypn)
Spaxpuny |, As, 4, (8 2. tab. B. a) dpdocopat
Spaxpyv, acc. sing. Spayyah

dpéravov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Sper, to crop,
cut off) an instrument with a curved blade,
as a sickle, Mar. 4.29; Re. 14. 14, 15, 16,

HW Butoh 1K)
Spopov, acc. sing. ; Spdpi0s
Spdpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Tpéxw

ApovawWAa}, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) Drusilla, pr.

name.

ApovoidAy,’ dat. sing. . ApovodXa.
dvvaipny, 1 pers. sing. pres. optat. dvvapae
dvvawvto, 3 pers. pl. pres. optat. id.

OUVA AL, fut. duvyoopat, imperf. éduvapyy &
novvapnv, aor. 1, édvvyodpyy & (pass.
form) edvvacOyv, evvnOnv, HdvvyOnv,
(§ 37. rem. 1) to be able, either intrin-
sically and absolutely, which is the ordi-
nary signification ; or, for specific reasons,
Mat. 9.15; Lu. 16. 2.

dvvapus, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) power;

strength, ability, Mat. 25.15; He. 11. 11;

1 Thes.
Dai) Seis CET ZY IC Olen. 20)s2/ bie

efficacy, 1 Co. 4.19.20; Phi.3.10;

1.73; meaning, purport of language, 1 Co.
14. 11; authority, Lu. 4.36; 9.1; might,
power, majesty, Mat. 22.29; 24.30; Ac.
2 Pe. 1.16;

in N.T. a@ manifestation or instance of

B23) ROnO 17 poe Rese Tee 75

power, mighty means, Ac.8.10; Ro.1.16;
1 Co. 1. 18, 243 9 dvvapus, omnipotence,
Mat. 26.64; Lu. 22.69; Mat. 14.62; pl
Ro18938') ps1. 215) Pes
miraculous power, Mar. 5.30; Lu.

authorities,
Be22e
L355 5175) 0 195).8.405) 245-400 le Co:
Pe file Mat. 11. 20, 21, et al.
freq. ;

a miracle,
a worker of miracles, 1 Co.12.28,29
from the Heb. af duvdpets TOV otpavar,
the heavenly luminaries, Mat.24.29; Mar.
HB. Bae Abii, Wits ALi
spiritual powers, Mat. 14. 2;

ai dvvapes, the
Mar. 6. 14.

a1Co.3.19.

6 Ac, 24, 24,

Ovvap

108

dvvapow, &, fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. T) to

strengthen, confirm, Col.1.11. L.G.

duvaorys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
potentate, sovereign, prince, Lu. 1. 52;
1 Ti.6.15; a@ person of rank and autho-
rity, a grandee, Ac. 8. 27.

dvvaros, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) able,
having power, powerful, mighty; dvvaros
civat, to be able, ig. dvvacOat, Lu.14.31;
Ac. 11.17, et al.; 6 dvvartds, the Mighty
One, God, Lu. 1.49; 76 duvarov, power,
1s dvvapts, Ro. 9. 22; valid, powerful,
efficacious, 2 Co.10.4; distinguished for
rank, authority, or influence, Ac. 25.5;
I Coma. 26):
excellence, Lu.24.19; Ac.7.22; Ro.15.1;
dvvatov & duvara, possible, capable of
being done, Mat. 19. 26; 24. 24, et al.

duvitéw, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to be powerful, mighty, to show one’s self

distinguished for skill or

powerful, 2 Co. 13.3; v.-r. Ro.14.4. N.T.

duvapefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. dvvapau
duvapet, datwasing. a. F Ovvapus
Svvdpers, nom. and ace. pl. id.
duvapeva, ace. pl. neut. part. pres. Ovvapat
duvdpevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. . id.
duvapevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
dvuvap.evol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
duvdpevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
duvapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Suvaj.evov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
dvvapevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
dvvapevy, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
dvvapevwy, gen. pl. part. pres. id.
duvaject, dat. pl. dvvapis
dvvapewv, gen. pl. id.
Suvdpews, gen. sing. id.
dvvapuy, acc. sing. . : : id.
Svvapus, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec) . . dvvapar
dvvapovjevor,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. Svvap.ow
dvvap.ow, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) Ovvaprat
dvvavrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
dvvacat, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
dvvacGar, pres. infin. id.
dvvacbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
Suvaoras, acc. pl. . . duvaoris
duvacrns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Svvaprat
dvvard, nom. pl. neut. Suvards

Ovo, (§ 9. tab. I. b) both indecl. and also with

Cole.

both

indecl. and also with later dat. dvoid,

gen. and dat. dvoty, in N.T.,

two, Mat. 6. 24; 21. 28,31, et al. freq:;
ot dvo, both, Ino. 20. 4; dvo 7 Tpets, two
or three, some, a few, Mat. 18.20; from
the Heb. dvo0 dvo, two and two, Mar.
6.7, ig. ava dvo, Lu.to.1, and cata
Ovo, 1 Co. 14. 27.

devTepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) second,
Mat. 22. 26, et al.; 70 deVTEpor, again,
the second time, another time, Jude 5; so
éx Sevrépov, Mat. 26. 42, et al.; and ev
TO Sevtépw, Ac. 7. 13.

Sevrepov, neut. of devrepos, used as
an ady. the second time, again, Jno. 3. 4;
21.16, et al.

Sevrepatos, aia, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
on the second day of a certain state or
process, and used as an epithet of the
subject or agent, Ac. 28. 13.

Sidvp0s, ov, 6, H, (§ 7. rem. 2) a twin;
the Greek equivalent to the name Thomas,
Ahatoy requddjys lon yl Hiya yA,

dis, adv. twice, Mar. 14. 30, 72, et al.;

Ovo
dvvarat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Svvapra
dvvaret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. dvvarew
duvatéw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) Svvapac
dvvarot, nom. pl. masc. Svvards
dvvardv, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . 4 id.
duvards, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Ovvaprat

[ dvvy, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. for 6vvacat id.
duvnOare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. ($37. rem, 1) id.
duvjoceo Oe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. : id.
dvvycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : ; id. -
duvnon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. ‘ : id.
Suvnoopeba, | pers. pl. fut. ind. : ; id.
dvvycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . id.
dvvnrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : F _ id.
dvvovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. dvvw
duve |, aor.2, gdvyv, (§ 31. rem. 1. c) to sink, go

down, set as the sun, Mar.1.32; Lu.4.40.
dvopy, As, H, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ sink-
ing or selling; pl. duopat, the setting
of the sun; hence, the west, Mat. 8.11;
2A.25, 6G ale
dvvwvrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. dvvaprac

dus

ia the sense of entirely, utterly, Jude 12; dag
Kat dls, once and again, repeatedly, Phi.
4. 16.
duoralw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
aor. 1, éddaraca, to doubt, waver, hesi-
tate, Mat. 14.31; 28.17.
dus-, an inseparable particle, conveying the notion of
untowardness, as hard, ill, unlucky, dan-
gerous, like the English wn-, mis-; opp.
to ed.
dvoavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1—D.

Stvovros, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdi. (Lu. 4. 7) dvve
dvaBdoraxra, acc. pl. neut. . dua BaoTaKTos
SvaBdoraKtos |, ov, 6, , ($ 7. rem. 2) (dus &

Baoralw) difficull or grievous to be borne,

oppressive, Mat. 23.4; Lu.11.46. L.G.
ducevtepia |, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(dus & evTEpov, an intestine) a dysentery.
ducevtepia,” dat. sing—Rec. Gr. Sch.

ducevTepio, Al. Ln. Tdf. (Ac. 28. 8)

dvgepyyvevtos,’ ov, 6, 7H, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dus &

\ ducevtepla

Eppnvetw) difficult to be explained, hurd

to be understood. L.G.
dual, dat. pl. dvo
dSvoKoXov,® nom. sing. neut. dvoKoAos

dvoxores |, ov, 6, 9, ($7. rem. 2) (dus & KdXov,
food) pr. peevish about food; hard to please,
in N.T. dificult.
dvokoArws, adv. with difficulty, hardly,
Mat. 19. 23; Mar. ro. 23, et al.

disagreeable ;

dvoKdAws, adv. : dvoKOXOS
dvopy |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. 5 dvve
dutpav, gen. pl. dvopy
dvoventa,? nom. pl. neut. ducvonTos

dvovontos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Sus & voyrds,
from Voéw) hard to be understood. L.G.
Svogdnpco, O], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) dvadypia
dvapyp.ic |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (dus
& pnyn) ill words ; words of ill omen;
reproach, contumely.
Sve pypew, @, fut. Hoo, (§ 16. tab. P)
pr. to use ill words ; to reproach, revile,

109

EQaV

dadexa, ot, at, Td, (S00 & déxa) twelve, Mat. 9. 20; 10.1,
et al.; of dwoexa, the twelve apostles, Mat.
26. 14, 20, et al.
dwo€xaros, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) the

twelfth.
dwdéxatos,/ y, ov dwdeKa
dwdexadvdAov,® ov, 79, 63 3. tab. C. c) (dddexa &
pvAn) twelve tribes. N.T.
d0n, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, opt. act. (§ 30. rem. 5) d(dwpe

dopa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D.c) pr. a house; synecd.
aQiroop, Matc1o. 275924707, etal.
b5pa

ddparos, gen. sing.
dwparov, gen. pl. . 6 . . . id.

ddpev, | pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. ($ 30. tab.Z) didwpe
dpa, nom. and ace. pl. S3pov
dwped, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. oe SSopue
dwpea, dat. sing. . dwped
Swpedy, acc. sing. . : : : id.
dwpeav, adv. d(dwpu
dwpeds, gen. sing. . ; : 3 - duped
Swpéopar, ovat], fut. propor, (3 17. tab. Q) dda
Swpnpua, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. Dic) . , id.
ddpots, dat. pl. . d@pov
dHpov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) dOwpu

Swpopopia, as "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(ddpov & pépw) an te of gifts —
B. D. Ln. Tdf.
dtaxovia, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 15. oe

ddpw, dat. sing. dapov
das, 2 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ae act. (5 30. tab. Z) d(dwpu
déoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. E F id.
dwceis, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; : id.

soon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. (as if from

ZOwoa for the usual aor. cOwKa).

dace, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. i id.

Swoopmev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. act.—Al. Ln. a a
dope, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 6.37) .

ducovcr, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. 5 H id.

déo, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.

dare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. : : id.

E.

Vara leCorgs 13%
Svodnptas,” gen. sing. : dvodnpia | éa, interj. ha! an expression of surprise or dis-
dSvodypovjpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. } pleasure, Mar. 1. 24; Lu. 4. 34.
pass.—A. Tdf. 9 ‘ Svar dnuew éav, conj. if. The particulars of the use of éav
Praodypovpevor, R.Gr.Sch. (1Co.4.13) J must be learnt from the grammars.
83, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. d(dwpe Bay pen, except, unless; also equivalent
a Ac. 28.8. b He. 5.11 ce Mar. 10. 24. d2 Pe.3. 16. e2 Co. 6.8. f Re. 21. 20. g Ac. 26. 7.

EQAVTE

110

to 4\Ad, Gal. 2.16. "Edy, in N.T. as in the later
Greek, is substituted for @y after relative
words, Mat. 5. 19, et al. freq.
€dvrep, a strengthening of éay, by the enclitic par-
ticle zep, if it be that, if at all events,
He. 3.6, 14; 6.3.

éas, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. éaw

é€aoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | : id.
édoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : , id.
édoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : : id.
éare, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : ; : id.
€avtats, dat. pl. fem. . eae
€autds, acc. pl. fem. : : : d id.
€avTy, dat. sing. fem. . : : ’ id.
€avTnv, acc. sing. fem. : d id.
éwuTys, gen. sing. fem. . : ; ; id.
€avTd, acc. sing. neut. : : : : id.
€avtots, dat. pl. masc. . ; : : id.
€aurév, acc. sing. masc. . : 5 id.

EavTOv, HS, Ov, contr. avTov, As, ov, Pl. EavTdy,
(§ 11. tab. K. d) a reflexive pronoun of
the third person, himself, herself, itself,
Mat. 8. 22;

used for the first and second persons,

12. 26; 19. 20, (et) ales) (also
Ro. 8. 23; Mat.23.31; also equivalent to
ddAnrwv, Mar. 10. 26; Jno. 12. 19; ad
€avtov, ad éavtav, of himself, them-
selves, voluntarily, spontaneously, Lu.12.47 ;
21.30, et al.; of one’s own will merely,
Jno.5.19; d¢ éavrod, of itself, in its own
nature, Ro.14.14; €€ éavrav, of one’s
own self merely, 2 Co. 3.53 xa” éavrov,
by one’s self, alone, Ac. 28.16; Ja. 2.17;
Tap éavtd, with one’s self, at home, 1 Co.
16. 2; Tpos €avtov, to one’s self, to one’s
home, Lu. 24.12; Jno. 20. 10; or, with
one’s self, Lu. 18. 11.

e ,

€avTovs, acc. pl. masc. éavTov
€avTo, dat. sing. masc. 3 F E : id.
é€auTav, gen. pl. . : : id.

eno, |, fut. dow, (a) (§ 22. rem.2) imperf. efwy,
aor. 1, elaga, (§ 13. rem. 4) to let, allow,
permit, suffer to be done, Mat. 24. 43; Lu.
4.41, et al.; to let be, let alone, desist
from, Lu. 22.51; Ac. 5.38; to commit
a ship to the sea, let her drive, Ac.
27. 40.

a Lu. 6. 48. 6 Gal. 3.1.

eBrey
éBabuve,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . - Babive
éBane, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. act. (§27.rem.4.b) PadrAw
€BadXov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : ; id.
éBaXov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. : ‘ id.
éBamrile, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . Barrile
éBarrilovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . : id.
éBarrica, } pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.
éBarticavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. : id.
éBarrice, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.
éBartiaGn, 3 pers.sing.aor. 1, pass. ($26. rem. 1) id.
€BarricOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
éBarricbyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
eBarricbyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
2BapyOnev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. Bapéw
éBacdvige, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . Bacavit
éBacdvicay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 2 id.
éBactievoay, 3 pers.pl.aor.1,ind.($13.rem.8.¢) PaowWetw
éBacidevoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id.
éBacttevoate, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id.
ePacirevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id.
éBackave,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Backatv
éBaorale, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . Baoralo
é€Baoralero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . : id.
éBdoracay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. f id.
eBaoracas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
éBacrace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.

eBdedvypevors, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 26. rem. 3) Bdediocopat
éBdopy, dat. sing. fem. €Bdoj105
€BdopyKovTa, ot, at, Ta. érra.
EBSounovrdas,, adv... id.
EBdopnv, ace. sing. fem. . €Bdopos
EBdopns, gen. sing. fem. ; : ‘ id.
eBdopos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) €nTa.
eBdopov, gen. sing. masc. : €Bdopos
eBeBarsOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. BeBatdw

éBeBAnro, 3 pers. s. pluperf. pass. (§ 13. rem.8.f)
"EBep,? 6, Heber, pr. name, indecl—Rec.
"EBép, Gr. Sct.
"EBep, Ln. Tdf. (Lu. 3. 35)
éBrdorno«, 3 sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 2) Bdacravw

BadrrAw

ePraodyper, 3 pers. sing. impert. act. Bracdynpéew
ePracdyunoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
eBracdhypyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
eBracdypovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. L id.
éBXere, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. Brérw
éBXerov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ‘ : id.
eBrewa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 4 id.

c Mat. 18. 22. d Lu. 3.35.

€BANO

111

€BAyOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27. rem.3) Badrw
éBAHOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
€BornOnoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Bonbéo
€Bonfyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id. |
éBonoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : . Bodw
€BovAero, 3 pers. sing. ae ERS Ea p

; , i BovAopon

eBovretcato, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 15.37)
€BovdAevovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. Bovrevw
éBovrevoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
éBovAe’cavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . id.
eBovdAynOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Bovropat
€BovAspnv, | pers. sing. imperf. id.
éBovXovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. id.
éBowv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; Bodw
‘EBpatds, dat. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) ‘EBpais
“Efpaixois,* dat. pl. neut. - “EBpatxds
“EBpaikés }, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) “EBpatos
“EBpator, nom. pl. masc. id.

“EBpatos, ata, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1) or ov, 6, 4
Hebrew, one descended from Abraham the
Hebrew, 2 Co. 11.22; Phi. 3.5; in N.T., |
a Jew of Palestine, opp. to ‘EdAnviorys,
INS (O55 |
“EBpatkos, n, ov, Hebrew, Lu. 23. 38.
‘EBpais, tdos, 7, sc. dutAextos, the |
Hebrew dialect, i.e. the Hebreeo-Aramean

dialect of Palestine, Ac. 21. 40, et al.
‘EBpaioti, adv. in Hebrew, Jno. 5. 2;

19. 13, et al.

“Efpatovs, acc. pl. masc. ‘ “EBpatos |
“EBpais, tdos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) id. |
‘EBpaiori, adv. id.
“EBpatwv, gen. pl. masc. ai
eBpete, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Bpéxo
€Bpuxov,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. . Bptxw
éydunoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : - yapew
éyapilovto, 3 p. pl. imperf. pass—B.D.Ln.Tdf. ) -

e€eyapilovto, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 17. ee yapilen
eyyeypajyy-evn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.

(§ 23. rem. 7) : eyypadw

eyyéyparrat, 3 pers. s. perf. ind. pass.—B. ay be

éypady, Rec. Gr. Ln. Sch. (Lu. ro. 20)
éyyvet, 3 pers. sing. fut. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) . eyyilo
eyyiZet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
eyyilew, pres. infin. . id.
éyy(Copev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
éyyilovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
éyyifovr, dat. sing. mase. part. pres. id.

a Lu. 23.38, 6 Ac. 7. 54.

EVELp
eyyifovros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . eyyito
eyy-Govrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
eyyifoveay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
éyyifover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
eyyilw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . : . éyyts
eyyilwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj.—A. ; a!

eyyiCopev, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (He. 7. ot eyyike
eyyioa, aor. 1, infin. id,
éyyicaytos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
€yyioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
éyyicare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.

eyypaduw |, fut. Yow, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) perf. pass.

eyyéypappar, (§ 23. rem. 7) (ey &
ypadw) to engrave, inscribe; mret. eyye-
ypap.evos, unprinted, 2 Co. 3. 2, 3.

eyyvos,° ov, 6, ” (G73zstabs Cara b) (from eyyn,
a pledge) a surety, sponsor.

éeyyvs, adv. near, as to place, Lu. 19.11, et al.;

close at hand, Ro. 10.8; near, in respect

of ready interposition, Phi. 4.5; near, as

to time, Mat. 24. 32, 33, et al.; near to

God, as being in covenant with him, Ep.

2513) r or éeyyvs, the people near to God,
the Jews, Ep. 2. 17.

eyyila, fut. iow, Att. 1, perf. 7yyika,

aor. 1, nyyoa, (§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to cause

to approach; in N.T. intrans. to approach,

draw near, Mat. 21.1; Lu. 18. 35, et al.;
met. to be at hand, impend, Mat. 3. 2;
4.17, et al.; pexpt Oavdrov eyyiey,
to be at the point of death, Phi. 2.30;
from Heb. to draw near to God, to offer
him reverence and worship, Mat.15.8;
He. 7.19; Ja. 4.8; used of God, to draw
near to men, assist them, bestow favours
on them, Ja. 4.8. L.G.
eyyvrepor, adv. (pr. neut. of eyyvrepos,
compar. of eyyvs) nearer, Ro. 13. 11.
eyyirepor,” adv. . eyyvs
eyeyevet, 3 pers.sing pluperf. mid. 6 13. rem. 8. f) yvopat
eyelpat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. eyelpw
eyelpat, aor. 1, infin. act. id.
eye(pavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
éyeipavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Syepes nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
id.

2S 2 pers.s. pres.imper.—A.C.D.Gr.Sch.Tdf.
eyetpa, Rec. Ln. (Mar. 2. 9, 11)

¢ He. 7. 22. d Ro. 13.11.

Eyelp

112 €YKaK

eEVELpel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. eyeipw
éye(pew, pres. infin. act. . E id.
éyeipecOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. id.
éye(perat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. id.
éyeipere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
éyeipytat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. id.
éy<(poat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. id.
éy<ipovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. id.
éyeipovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
éye(pov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. . id.

eyeipo |, (§ 37. rem. 1) fut. eyep@, perf. eynyepKa.,
aor. 1, jyeupa, perf. pass. eyiyeppat,
aor. 1, pass. Hyeponv, to excite, arouse,
awaken, Mat.8.25, et al.; mid. to awake,

Mat. 2.13, 20, 21, et al.; met. mid. to
rouse one’s self to a better course of con-
duct, Ro. 13.11; Ep. 5.14; to raise from
the dead, Jno. 12. 1, et al.;

to rise from the dead, Mat. 27.52; Jno.

and mid.

5. 21, et al.; met. to raise as it were
from the dead, 2 Co. 4.14; to raise up,
cause to rise up from a recumbent posture,
Ac. 3.7; and mid. to rise up, Mat. 17. 7,
et al.; to restore to health, Ja.5.15; met.
et seq. éri, to excite to war; mid. to rise
up against, Mat. 24.7, et al.; to raise up
again, rebuild, Jno. 2.19, 20; to raise up
from a lower place, to draw up or out of
a ditch, Mat.12.11; from Heb. to raise
up, to cause to arise or exist, Ac. 13.22,23;
mid. to arise, exist, appear, Mat. 3.9;
II. 11, et al.

eyepos, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
the act of waking or rising up; resurrec-

tion, resuscitation, Mat. 27. 53.

eyéevvyOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. yavew
éyévvnoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
éyevvyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act. . : id
éyevvyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
éyevouny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. yivopat
éyévovta, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. : id.
eyévov, 2 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. mid... : id.
éyepet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. (§ 37. rem. 1) — éyeipw
€yepets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
éyepOeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.
eéyepfévr, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
éyepn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. i id.
éyepOijvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : ; 4 id.
éyepOiyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.
éyepOycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. { id.
éyépOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id.
Sy cOUnES 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. : id.
eyepow,* acc. sing. r eyepots
Sy paca ews, 77, ($ 5. tab. E. c) : P eyetpw
eyepo, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : : id.
eyevoacGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. yevopar
éyevoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 15. tab. O) id.
eynyepjeevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. eye(pw
éyyyeptat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : id.
éynpa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 37. rem. 2) yaprew
éeyivero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : - yivopat
ae 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ywooKe
eyivwckov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. é id.

éyxaderos |, ov, 6, , (§ 7. rem. 2) (ey & een)

suborned.
éykaGeérous,’ acc. pl. mase. éykaberos
iwv, ta, (§ 6. rem. 5) (€v & xawés)
in N.T. the feast

of dedication, an annual festival of eight

> tA c
eyKalvia,
initiation, consecration ;

days in the month Kisleu.

eycatvite |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1, éevekat-

eyeuiray, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. yeuilo via, perf. pass. eyKekaivicpat, to handsel,
eyeuure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id. initiate, consecrate, dedicate, renovate ; to
eyeniobn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. institute, He.g.18; 10.20. LXX.
eyeveoOe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. yivopat eyKaxely, pres. infin—AlI. Ln. Tdf. ; ;
ae : eo hie : . Z eyKaKew
eyévero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) id. éxkaxety, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 18.1).
eyevn On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. eyKaKew, |, fut. you, v.r. probably the same in
eyevijOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. signification as éxkaxéw, to despond, be
eyevnInrayv, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. faint-hearted, be remiss.
eyernOyrTe, 2 pers. pl. aor. Ie ind. pass. . id. eyKakyonre, 2 pers. pl. aor.], subj.—B. Ln. Tdf. B p
f ; eke, ; : é 3 : ey KaKew
eyevv On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. yevvew EKKAKNONTE, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Thes. 3.13) J
ze) 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. 2 duev, | pers. pl. pres. ind.—A.D.Ln.Tdf. ;
Bs Vv HOMPLED, P I ; Pp Sar: : pers: p2-\p ; id.
eyevvynOys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. éxxaxotpev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 4. 1)

a Mat. 27. 53. & Lu. 20. 20. ¢ Jno. 10, 22.

EY KK 1

éyxakopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj—Al. Ln. Taf.

exkaxapey, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Gal. 6. 9) \ a faite

eykaActo Oar, pres. infin, pass. . » éyxadéw
eyxadeitwoar, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . id.
eyxadéoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . 5 id.
eykadew, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (év & Kahéw)

to bring a charge against, accuse; to

institute judicial proceedings, Ac. 19.38, 40;
23285 205) 200247 se ROnO 33
éykAnpa, atos, 76, (8 4. tab. D. c)
an accusation, charge, crimination, Ac.
23820 a2 Hea O:
éyxadovpat, | pers.s.pres.ind. pass. (§17. tab. Q)
éykadovmevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass.

eykahew
id.

€yxataXei7omevot, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. pass. éykataNeirw

éykataNeirovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
éyxataXeipets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
éycatadeizre |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 2,
éykaréXior, (§ 24. rem. 9) (év & xata-
etre TW) to leave in a place or situation,
Aci2.27; to leave behind; to forsake,
abandon, Mat. 27. 46, et al.; to leave, as
a remnant from destruction, Ro. 9. 29.
eyKataXir, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. eyKatadelrw
eyxateAcipOn, 3 pers.s.aor. 1, ape. id
KazedeipOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 2. 31) ;
eykaré\ure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. 4 id.
éyxatéXurres, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
eyxaté\urov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. 3 id.
éyxarouxew, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (&v &
KQTOLKEW ) to dwell in, or among.
e€ykaTouK@v,* no .. sing. masc. part. pres. €yKarouKkew

€ykavxdopat, Gwar |, fut. yoopat, (€v & Kavxdo-
pear) to boast in, or of, v.r.
eyxavyacbat, pres. infin.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. é :
Kavxac bar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Thes. 1. iii af ica Seed ats

éykexaivictat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . eyKauvileo

eyxevTpico |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ev &

KevTpilo, to prick) to ingraft ; met. Ro.

Eleel 77105295924
éykevtpioa, aor. 1, infin. act. . eykevtpilo
eyxevtpioOnoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
eyxevtpio 00, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
éyxAnpa, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) eykadew
éyxAnpartos, gen. sing. eyKAnpa

eyKopBoopat, odpat |, fut. doops, (§ 21. tab. U)
(kouBos, a string, band ; whence é €YKOpL-
Bupa, a garment which is fastened by
a2 Pe.2.8.

61 Pe. 5.5. ¢1Co.9.12.

€YVOK

tying) pr. to put on a garment which is to be tied;
in N.T. to put on, clothe one’s self with ;
mets 1) Pes 05

eyKopBdcacbe,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. eyKouPdopas
ee ns, n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) eyKo7Tw
eyo yy,” acc. sing. éyKoTH

eyxorreaOau, pres. infin. pass.—Gr. Sch. Taf.
exkorrrerOau, Rec. (1 Pe. 3.7) "
eyKomrw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1.a) (éy & kérTw)
pr. to cut or strike in;

> ,
eyk OTTO)

hence, to impede,
interrupt, hinder, Ro.15.22; 1Thes.2.18;
Bers jsp Galaney

eykory, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. an
incision, e.g. a trench, etc., cut in the way

of an enemy; an impediment, hindrance,

1Co.9.12. LG.

éyxémTw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. eydmrw
éykpateia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2). éyxparis
éyxpareia, dat. sing. eyKpareva,
eykpateay, acc. sing. id.

éykpateios, gen. sing. . ; ; ; id.

eykpateverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. éykparevopat
eykparevopiar |, fut. evropar, (§ 14. tab. N) eyKparns
éykpatevovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . éykparevopat
éykpatn,? acc. sing. masc. . éyKparns

eyKpatis |, €os, ovs, 6,7, ($7.tab.G.b) (kpdros) strong,
stout; possessed of mastery; master of self.
éyKpareta, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) self-control, continence, temperance,
Ac. 24. 25, et al.
éykpatevopat, fut. evoopa, (§ 14.
tab. N) to possess the power of self-control
or continence, 1 Co. 7.9; to practise absti-
N.T.

aor. 1, infin. act. E :

nence, 1 Co. Q. 25.
ey«ptva,” éyxpivw
eyxpivw |, fut. wo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (a & kpivw)

to judge or reckon among, consider as be-

longing to, adjudge to the number of, class
(0).
eykptrro |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1.a) (év & kpvzrw)

to conceal in anything; to mix, intermix,

with, place in the same rank.

Mato i3e33)) Un: 132m.
eyKvos |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C.b) (év & Ktw) with
child, pregnant.

éyxbe, / dat. sing. fem. : eyKvos
eyva, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. 6 36. rem. = yworKw
eyvoKa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
éyvoKapey, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . ; id.

d Tit.1.8. 2 Co. 10. 12. f Lu. 2.5.

EYVOK 114 €00KO
éyvoxay, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. act.—Alex. yworKw €de, 3 pers. s. imperf. of def, impers. (§37.rem.1) déw
éyveoxas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. : id. derypdtice,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . devrypatiles
eyVOKareE, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . ; id. éoevéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Setkvupe
eyvoKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. : ; id. edevée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 31. tab.B.B) id.
eyvoxerte, 2 pers. pl. pluperf. act. . ; id. edetpay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 27. rem. 1.d) dépw
eyvoxévat, perf. infin. act.—Al. Ln. Tdf. ; ‘a. €deiro, 3 pers. sing. imperf—Tdf. (Lu. 8. 4

eidévar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 8.2) . édéero, Rec. Gr. Sch. . p d€, Sopot
€yVwKoTes, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. act. . id. édeetro, A. Ln. . 3 F J
eyvov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. ‘ i id. edekapcba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. d€xopae
éyvépica, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. yropifo | édEavto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : ; id.
eéyvupicapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. edéfacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : ; id.
éyvopicay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Se ae id. edefaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . id.
dueyvdpicay, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 2. 17) edeo petro; F 3 pers. s. imperf. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) dec pew
eyvdpicas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. ednAov, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. dnAcw
eyvoopure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. eonroOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 21. tab. U) id.
eyvpicOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. eonAwce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 56
e€yvws, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. ywookwo | nunyope,s 3 pers. sing. imperf. Onuayopéew
eyvwcay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . ; id. eonoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. bew
eyvocOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind.pass. (§36. rem.3) id. eOnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
eyvworan, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . é id. edidaéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. OLodo KW
eyoyyvlor, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . yoyyvlo edidaéav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
eyoyyvoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 5 ‘ id. edidaéas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 4 id.
€ypade, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ypadw édidage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
eypady, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 24. rem. 6) id. édioacKe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . : id.
eypawa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. €dldacKkov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . ? id.
eypayar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. , id. Orda Ov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
eypaware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . . id. 6104 xOnoav, 3 p.pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23.rem.4) id.
eyparpe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. e0idaxOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
eypnyopnce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. yenyopew €d.d0v, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ; g b(Sae
eyxpicat, aor. 1, infin. act.—Gr. Sch. eddouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. (§ 31. rem. 2) id.
eyxpirov, Rec. eyxplo eduxarwfy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. Oukauow
eyxpioat, Tdf. (Re. 3. 18) eOuxaroPnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
éyxypirov,* 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. éduxatwoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act... id.
eyxpto |, fut. (ow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ey & xpi) to édukaiwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. d id.
rub in, anoint. (i). édtoTacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ducralw
édicracas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. } 4 id.
€YO, gen. éuov & pov, (Sole itaby Kea) ele eotWnoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Suvaw
éddxpuce,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. daxptw édiwke, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. OwwoKw
edadice |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) - €dados edtwxov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. id.
edadiovor,® 3 pers. pl. fut. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) eoapica édiw&a, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 4 id.
edadbos,* eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E.b) pr. @ bottom, base; éditwkay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ . id.
hence, the ground. édiw&e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
edapilo, fut. fow, Att. 1, pr. to €560y, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind.pass.(§ 30.rem.4) — O(Swue
form a level and firm surface; to level ed0Onoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . 5 id.
with the ground, overthrow, raze, destroy. €d0Ket, 3 pers. sing. imperf. SoKxéw
édéero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. béu, déoprat cOokyLawaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. doxyralar
denn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 37. rem. 1) id. edokivacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. é id.
éde7jOyv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . : id, eOdxovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Soxéw
a Re. 3.18. 6 Jno. 11. 35. e Lu. 19, 44. d Ac. 22.7. e Col. 2. 15. f Lu. §. 29. g Ac. 12.21.

€O0AL

edoAvovcav,” 3 p. pl. imp. Alex. ($ 35. rem. 13)
Zoéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 37. rem. 2)
edogale,
edd£afoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.
Zdofav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.
1 pers. sing. aor. 1,

3 pers. sing. imperf. act.

ed0faca, ind. act.
edofacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
eddéace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
edogaaOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
€oofe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.
edovAcvoarte,
édovAcuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.
edovAMOyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.
édovAwoa, | pers. sing.
nom. pl. masc.

2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.

aor. 1, ind. act.
édpator,

d ~ / ae
edpatos, aia, atov, (§

7. rem. 1) (<dpa, a seat)

doALow
doKew
doéalw
id.
doKew
dokfalw
id.
id.
id.
doKéw
dovAcvw
id.
dovAdw
id.

éOpatos

sedentary; met. settled, steady, firm, slead-

fast,

Ts Bs

constant,

IICOnge sys) Use 505) Col.

éSpatwpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
(€Spadw, to settle, from preceding) a

basis, foundation, N.T.

Edpaiwpa,’ atos, TO
eOpayLe, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1)
eOpaj.ov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind.
édv, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 31. rem. 1. ¢)
edvvapebyoay, 3pers.pl.aor.1,pass—A.D.Ln.
évedvvapwOnoav, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
(He. 11. 34) : 5 ‘
édvvavto, 3 pers. pl. imperf—A. D. Ln. Tdf.
novvayto, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 4.33) . J
edvvacbe, 2 pers. pl. imperf—Gr. Sch. Tdf.
novvacbe, Rec. (1 Co. 3.2) . i
édvvaro, 3 pers. sing. imperf.
€ouvoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind—B. D. Ln. Tdf.
édv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 1. 32) i
ind. act. (§ 29.

1 pers. sing. aor. 1,

eowKa,
rem. 9. c).

cOuKapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

éSwkay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

éowKas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.

éduxare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

éowke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
eOwpnoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.

*Eéexiay, acc. sing.

*ELextas, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Ezekias, pr. name.

eCnpuwOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
é(noa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; ;

€dpatos

TPEXY
id.

dvvo

dvvapow

dvvapae

id.

id.

Swpéopar

’Elexias

Cypow
Caw

a Ro. 3.13.

41 Ti.3,15.

115

| e(noav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.

eCnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pet,
eCnre, 2 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 35. rem. 2)
eCyret, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act.
eCyntetre, 2 pers. pl. imperf. act.
e(nreiro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass.
eLntnoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
e(yrnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
eyrnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. |,
eCytotpev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. act.
e(nrovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. .
eCuuoby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.

ind. act.

eCwypnpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. .

eCwv, 1 pers. sing. imperf.

eCovvves, 2 pers. sing. imperf. act.

ap BnOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. .
€GapBodvro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass.
avatwOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.
earvpale, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act.
COavpalov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.
eJarvpaca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
Coarvpacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
eOavpacas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
€Oavpace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
eOavpacGn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eGoiyav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
eGedfn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eJeacdpeba, | pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.
€Gedoavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.
Cetoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.
€Jedoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.
éGer, dat. sing. . P

eobpyckeia |, as, 7, (§ 2

. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

eGect

Cynréw

Cupow

Coypéw

Cow

Covvdw
id.

Oavatow

Cavpale
id.

id.
barre
Gedopar

id.

id.

id.

id.
eos

(€6eAw & Opynoxeia) self-devised worship,

supererogatory worship, will-worship.
COeAoOpyckeia,” dat. sing. . :
Hédw, see Pew.
€Oewedtwoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. .
éOevro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 28. tab. W)
eOcpamevOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
CeparevOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.
Ocpamevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. .
eGepamrevovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. .
epdmevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
epicOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
€Geppatvovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid.
eGeoGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid.

ect, dat. pl.

eoOpyckeia

Oepedidw

TiOne

beparevw
id.

id.
epi
Geppaiv
TlOnpe
os

116

€LO€T

eJeTo
€Oero, 3 pers. s. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 28. rem.8.d) — r/@npe
eedper, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ‘ - Oewpéw
€Oewpyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. P id.
eJedpovr, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. id.
Oy, acc. pl. - : : - €Bos
€Onxa, | pers.s. aor. 1, ind. act. (§28.rem.9.b) rine
€Onxav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . f id.
€Onkas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
€Onxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; id.
eOnAacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Onralw
€OyAacas, 2 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . id.
€Onpropaxnoa,* 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Onpropaxéw
Ss eeEpa are, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Onoavpilw
itw |, fut. iow . : . Jos

€Ovapxns,” ov, 6, (8 2. Le B. o (e6vos & dpxw)

a governor, chief, or head of any tribe or

nation, prefect. L.G.

€Over, dat. sing. : : é : - vos
eOvect, dat. pl. . : : id.
€Gvy, nom. andace. pl. : : A id.
€Ovixot, nom. pl. mase. é : : eOvixos
eOvikds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) 26vos
€Ovixav, gen. pl.—Al. Ln. Tdf. > . 2

€Ovav, Rec. Gr. Sch, (3 Jno. 7) \ eOvuxos
eOvikas,° adv... ; ‘ : éOvos

€Ovos, eos, 76, (§ 5. tab. E. b) @ multitude, com-
pany, Ac.17.26; 1 Pe.2.9; Re. 21. 24;
a nation, people, Mat.20.25; 21.43, et al.;
pl. evn, from the Heb., nations or people
as distinguished from the Jews, the heathen,
gentiles, Mat. 4. 15; 10.5; Lu.2.32, et al.
eOvixds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) national;
in N.T. gentile, heathen, not Israelitish,
MatiOn7smtS 00/7.po beGr.
€OvikGs, adv. after the manner of the
gentiles, heathenishly. N.T.

eJvous, gen. sing. eOvos
eOvov, gen. pl. : ‘ ; : id.
eBopvBovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. dopvBéw

€0os, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a custom, usage,
Lu. 2. 42; 22. 39, et al.; an institute, rite,
WI Os ACuOwi4'; eth .103 etal.
eGi~w, fut. (ow, perf. pass. elo pra,
(§ 13. rem. 4) to accustom ; pass. to be
customary, Lu. 2. 27.
elwa, perf. 2, from an old pres. Ju,

with a present signification, (§ 38. rem. 2)

|
|

| €bvov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.

|

pluperf. efaiGew, part. ciwfds, to be accustomed,

to be usual, Mat. 27.15, et al.

éVov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 28. rem.8.a)

€Opevapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

Opewar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.—B. Ln. Tdf.
eOyAacay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 23. 29) }
eOpeware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . :

€Opnvicapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

€Oprvovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. .
€6vGn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
€OvpoOn,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.

€Ovoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.

€Ovce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. .
eOav, gen. pl. ;

Tone
Tpepw
id.
id.
Opnvew
id.
vw
Oupow
Oiw
id.
id.
€Oos

El, conj. if, Mat. 4. 3,6; 12.7; Ac. 27.39, et al.
freq.; since, Ac. 4.9, et al.; whether, Mar.

Qu2335) AG. 7nn,.etiale;

expressions,

that, in certain
Ae) 26.8523)) Hes 705s sy,

a suppression of the apodosis of a sen-
tence, ej serves to express a wish; O if!
O that! Lu. 19. 42; 22.42; also a strong
negation, Mar. 8.12; He. 3.11; 4.33 e@
Kat, if even, though, although, Lu. 18. 4,
et al.; eZ PY, unless, except, Mat. 11.27,
et al.; also equivalent to dAAa, but, Mat.
12.4; Mar. 13. 32; Lu.4.26,27; e pyre,
unless perhaps, unless it be, Lu. 9. 13,
et al.; et rus, el TL, pr. if any one ;
soever, whatsoever, Mat.18.28, et al.

who-
The
syntax of this particle must be learnt
from the grammars. As an interrogative

particle, whether, Ac. 17.11, et al.; in

N.T. as a mere note of interrogation,

Lu. 22. 49, et al.

ei, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. (§ 12. rem.1) . cid
ela, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) eu
ciacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
elace, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . - F id.
eidav, 3 pers. pl. for efdov, (§ 35. rem. 12).
—B. C. Tdf. oy bpdw
etoov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. ro. 59) J
eloe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
elder, dat. sing. E : €id0s
cidévat, perf. infin. ($ 37. rem. 1) ee
cides, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. dpdw
elsere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. id.

eee

a1 Co. 15. 32. 62 Co. 11,32.

¢ Gal, 2.14, d Mat, 2.16

elOns

117

€tNik

rem. 1)

eidys, 2 pers. sing. subj. (§ 37. ‘a Aatpis, @ servant, worshipper) an idolater, wor-
elOnTovel, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. id. shipper of idols, 1 Co.5.10,11; 6.9; 10.7,
eldqre, 2 pers. pl. subj. id. etal. N.T.. (q).
eloopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. opaa elowAov, ov, Td, (§$ 3. tab. C. c) cidos
eldov, imperat. (dé & ie, optat. downs, subj. 1dw, cidwAov, gen. sing. €lowXov
infin. idety, part. idHv, (§ 36. rem. 1). cidddw, dat. sing. . ; , : : id.
See épau. cidoAwv, gen. pl. id.
eidos, €03, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. b) (eldw, a form not in cd@pev, 1 pers. pl. subj. olda
use, to see) form, external appearance, Lu. cidws, nom. sing. masc. part. . é q id.
3.22; 9.29; Jno. 5.37; kind, species, ein, 3 pers. sing. pres. optat. 2 ete
1 Thes. 5.22; sight, perception, 2 Co. 5.7. eins, 2 pers. sing. pres. optat. . F . id.
elowAov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) pr. cifioprévov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.
a form, shape, figure; image or statue ; (§ 13. rem. 4) . . ; - ilo
hence, an idol, image of a god, Ac. 7. 41, eikn, adv. without plan or system; without cause,
et al.; meton. a heathen god, 1 Co.8.4,7, lightly, rashly, Mat. 5.22; Col. 2.18; to
et al.; for eidwAdOuror, the flesh of victims no purpose, in vain, Ro.13.4; 1Co.15.2;
sacrificed to idols, Ac. 15. 20. GalioyAase Aen
eidwAetov, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a eikova, acc. sing. . . eiKOV
heathen temple, 1 Co.8.10. LXX. eikovi, dat. sing. id.
cldocay, 3 p. pl. for efdov, (§ 35. rem. 13).—D. iy eikovos, gen. sing. 4 . id.
Sov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar.9.9) . \ one
eiddot, dat. pl. masc. part. (§ 37. rem. 1) OLE ELKO L, ol, at, Ta, twenty, Lu. 14. 31, et al.
eiSéra, nom. pl. neut. part. id. cixoourevte,” (eikoou & reévre) twenty-five.
eiddéras, acc. pl. masc. part. id. eixooirécoapes, (elkoor & técoapes) twenty-four,
eidores, nom. pl. masc. part. 3 ‘ 3 id. Re. 5. 8, 14.
eiSdru, dat. sing. masc. part. id. eikootpets,® (elkoot & Tpets) twenty-three.
eloous, ger. sing. eldos eixw |, fut. £w, to yield, give place, submit, Gal. 2. 5.
eiSvia, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. . i aii | eikwy, ovos, 7, (§ 4. tab. D. a) (eikw, an obsolete
cid@, etdevat, Eldus. See otda. form, to be like) a material image, like-
eldwAa, ace. pl. eidwXov ness, effigy, Mat.22.20; Mar.12.16, et al.;
<idwXetov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. ©) eldos a similitude, representation, exact image,
cidwdelo,* dat. sing. z * : . €ldwActov 1 Co. 11.7, et al.; resemblance, Ro. 8. 29,
cidwrdOuTa, acc. pl. neut. cidwAdOuT0s et al.
eidwAcOvrov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . id. etAaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, mid. (§ 35. rem. 12).
eidwAdOitos |, ov, 6, 4, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) —Al. Ln. Tdf. ; | atpéw
(<tdwAov & Ow) pr. sacrificed to an idol ; eiAero, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Thes. 2.13) . J
meton. the remains of victims sacrificed to etAero, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. mid. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
idols, reserved for eating, Ac. 15.29; 21.25, ciAnupevny, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.—D. d ;
et al. NT. karenppevnv, R.Gr.Sch. Taf. oe ig er
clowAobvTwv, gen. pl. eldwAroOutos | ciAnda, | pers. sing. perf.ind.act. (§ 13. rem. 7.a) id.
eidwAoAGTpat, nom. pl. ae elAnpas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
eidwAoAdrpats, dat. pl. id. ciAnde, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
cidwAoXarpeta, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) eiAndas, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. act. id.
(ctdwrov & Aatpeta) idolatry, worship eiAuKpuy, acc. sing. fem. eiAukpuns
of idols, 1 Co. 10.14; Gal.5.23, et al. N.T. eiAuxptveia, dat. sing. » eiAukpiweia
eidwdoAatpeiats, dat. pl. cidwAoAarpeta | eiAtxpiveia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) ethiucpuys
cidwAoAatpeias, gen. sing. . . id. eiAukpuveias, gen. sing. . eiAukptveta,
cidwAoXarpys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (eldwrov & | eiAtkpuveis, nom. pl. masc. eiduxpuys
4100.8. 10, 6 Jno. 6.19. ¢1Co. 10.8.

€LALK

ciduxpivys], eos, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (eZdn, sunshine,

and xpivw) pr. that which being viewed
in the sunshine is found clear and pure;
met. spotless, sincere, ingenuous, Phi. 1. 10;
2ePeyaate

eiAuxpweia, as, 1), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) clearness, purity ; met. sincerity,

integrity, ingenuousness, 1 Co. 5. 8, et al.

| ,
et\ucoopevov,* nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. eiAicow

eiNicow |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2) (properly Ionic
for Ekicaw) (iw, to roll) to roll up.
eiAxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) . edo

eiAkvoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. P ENKOO
eiAktoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.

—A. B. D. Ln. Tdf. .

eiAKwLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. oat
WAKwLEVOS, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 16. 20) J

EAkow

€ipil, (§ 12. tab. L) imperf. jy & juny, fut. eoopar
imperat. (oft, éo7w & nTw, subj. , infin.
elvat, part. dy, a verb of existence, to be,
to exist, Jno. 1.1; 17.5; Mat. 6.30; Lu.
4.25, et al. freq.; éori, it is possible,
proper, He. 9.5; a simple copula to the
subject and predicate, and therefore in
itself affecting the force of the sentence
only by its tense, mood, etc., Jno. 1. 1;
15.1, et al. freq.; it also forms a frequent
circumlocution with the participles of the
present and perfect of other verbs, Mat.
19.22; Mar. 2.6, et al.

ovTws, adv. (wy, ovTos, pres. part. of
eipc) really, in truth, truly, Mar. 11. 32;
Lu. 23. 47, et al.
ovcia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(dv, ovaa, dv, part. of efi) substance,
property, goods, fortune, Lu. 15. 12, 13.

etpe, to go, come, but generally with a future signi-

fication, v.r. Jno. 7. 34, 36.

elvat, pres. infin. . : : . oie Eta

civexev, equivalent to evexa, on account of, 2 Co,
4.12, ter.

eiSapev,’ 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : ; an

eiza, {§ 35. rem. 7) Mat. 26. 25, et al., imperat.

elrrov OF civ, V-¥. Ac. 28. 26. See deyo.

eizav, 3 pers. pl—tLn. Tdf. ; } '
eizov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. to. 4) . \ el7a
elas, 2 pers. sing. . : , , ; id.

a Re, 6.14,

118

elas, nom. sing. masc—B. Tdf. ; : r
eirév, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 22. 24) \ SuEL

el7are, 2 pers. pl. ind. . 5 : c id.
eiate, 2 pers. pl. imper. . ; P - id.
eizdtw, 3 pers. sing. imper. . : : id.
cizatwoav, 3 pers. pl. imper. ‘ : - id.
ceive, 3 pers. sing. ind. . : ; ¢ €lrov
el7ré, 2 pers. sing. imper. 5 : id.
eizety, infin. F : ‘ . P id.

elTep, a strengthening of ej by the enclitic particle
Ep, if indeed, if it be so that, Ro. 8.9;
1 Co. 15.15; since indeed, since, 2 Thes.
1.6; 1 Pe.2.3; although indeed, 1 Co.8.5.

ely, 3 pers. sing. subj. . : ; - ELrov
elms, 2 pers. sing. subj. 3 ? ras id.
elmyre, 2 pers. pl. subj... : , id.

eixév, 2 pers. sing. imper.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . 7) a
- €l7ra
eimé, Rec. (Ac. 28. 26) J
SS = a . .
etzrov, imperat. ei, subj. etzrw, optat. eizrouut, infin.

a / /
elzretv, part. eirwv. See reyo.

ei7ovra, acc. sing. masc. part. : : eiov
elmovrTes, nom. pl. mase. part... : , id.
eizov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. : : id.
eiwovras, gen. sing. masc. part. . ‘ id.
eizovca, nom. sing. fem. part. : ; id.
elm, 1 pers. sing. subj. . ‘ 2 ‘ id.
el7wpev, 1 pers. pl. subj. : : : id.
ei7wy, nom. sing. masc. part. : : : id.

cizws, (et & wus) if by any means, if possibly, Ac.
272 eurale

eizwot, 3 pers. pl. subj. % 5 Es eurov
cipydero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem.4) épyaZopan
cipyacdpeOa, 1 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id.
cipydoayro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
cipyaoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.—A. Ln. rae a
cipyacapeBa,, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Jno. 8)

cipyacato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
cipyacpéva, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
elpnxa, 1 pers. sing. perf. Att. (§ 36. rem. 1) pew
elpnkav, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. (§ 35. rem. 13) id.
elpnkas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. Att. ‘ : id.
elpyjKact, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. Att. . ‘ id.
eipyjkate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. Att. : j id.
elpyke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. Att. . : id.
eipyket, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. Att. , : id.

cipnkevat, perf. infin—AlI. Ln. Tdf. . ; )

mpoeupynkevat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 10.15) f
eipnkoros, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. Att. . id.

6 Gal. 2.5,

elpny

119

eva Op

a ee ee eee

eipynevov, nom. and acc.s.neut.pt. perf. pass. Att. péw
eipnvevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . 5 cipyvevo
eipyvevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
eipnvevto |, fut. edow, (§ 13. tab. M) . F cipnvn

eipnyn, ys, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) peace, Lu. 14. 32;
Ac. 12. 20, et al.; tranquillity, Lu.11.21;
Jno. 16. 33; 1 Thes. 5.3; concord, unity,
love of peace, Mat. 10. 34; Lu. 12. 51,
et al.;
cord, Ep.
every kind of blessing and good, Lu.1.79;

meton. the author of peace or con-
2.14; from the Heb. felicity,
2.14, 29, et al.; meton. a salutation ex-
pressive of good wishes, a benediction, bless-
ing, Mat. 10. 13, et al.

eipnvevor, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
be at peace ; to cultivate peace, concord,
or harmony, Mat.9.50; Ro. 12. 18, et al.

eipyvikos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) per-
taining to peace; peaceable, disposed to
peace and concord, Ja.3.17; from the

Heb. profitable, blissful, He. 12. 11.

elonvy, dat. sing. eipnvn
eipnvny, acc. sing. 3 : ‘ ; id.
eipnvns, gen. sing. . ° : A ‘ id.
eipnviky, nom. sing. fem. cipnvixds
cipynVviKov, acc. sing. masc. : : ; id.
eipnvixos |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) eipnvn

cipnvorotew, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (eipyvy
& Trovew ) to make peace, restore concord,

L.G.

, : ~ /
cipyvoTroincas,” nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | eipnvoTrorew

/, /
eipyvorrotot,” nom. pl. masc. : eipnvoTroLos

elpnvorrovos |, ov, 6, 7, @ peace-maker, one who
cultivates peace and concord.

elpyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 36. rem. 1) pew

eipw |, an almost obsolete pres., fut. €po, (§ 36.
rem. 1) to say, speak, etc., joined in usage

with the forms Adyw, eiov, & eipyka.

into, Mat.2.11, et al.; to, as far as, to the extent

Es,
of, Mat.2.23; 4.24, et al.; until, Jno.
Teel, Mat. 18.15; Lu.

25105 in the presence of, Ac.

et al.; against,
before,
22.30, et al.; in order to, for, with a view
to, Mar. 1. 38, et al.; for the use or service
of, Ino.6.9; Lu.g.13; 1Co.16.1; with
reference to, 2 Co. 10.13, 16; in accor-

dance with, Mat. 12. 41; Lu. 11. 32; 2 Ti.

2.26; also equivalent to éy, Jno. 1. 18, et al.; by,
in forms of swearing, Mat. 5.35, et al.;

from the Heb. etva., yiveoOau eis—, to

become, result in, amount to, Mat. 19. 5;

1 Co. 4.3, et al.; eis ri, why, wherefore,

Mat. 26. 8.

ev, Sen. Evds, puuas, vos, (§ 9. tab. I. a)
one, Mat. 10. 29, et al. freq.; only, Mar.

ELS, pia,

12.6; one virtually by union, Mat.19.5,6
Jno. 10. 30; one and the same, Lu. 12. 52;
Ro. 3. 30, et al.; one in respect of office
and standing, 1 Co.3.8; equivalent to zis,
a certain one, Mat.8.19; 16.14, et al.; a
Mat. 21. 19; Ja. 4. 13, et al.; ets
€xaoros, each one, every one, Lu. 4. 40;

an,

Ac. 2.3, et al.; eis Tov eva, one another,
1 Thes. 5.11; e€is—kat eis, the one—
and the other, Mat. 20. 21, et al.; cis xa”
eis & 60€ Kal” cis, one by one, one after
another, in succession, Mar.14.19; Jno.
8.9, et al.; from the Heb. as an ordinal,
Jjirst, Mat. 28.1, et al.

€vOTNS, THTOS, Ws (§ 4. rem. 2. c) one-
ness, unity, = AE? Aa

clodyaye, 2 pers. s. aor. 2, imper. (§ 13. rem.7.d) ciodyw

eloayayely, aor. 2, infin. act. : 5: ‘ id.

elcayayn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . id.

eiodyew, pres. infin. act—Ln. Tdf. : t ‘di
eicayayetv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 2.27) .

eiodyeo Oat, pres. infin. pass. - id.

cicdyw |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) («is 2 ty) to

lead or bring in, introduce, conduct or

usher in or to a place or person, Lu. 2.27;

14. 215. 22. 54, et al.

cicaxova els, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. Vr pass. elaaKkovw
eioaKovaOncovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
elo aKOVCOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. . id.

cicaxovw |, fut. ovropat, (eis & axovw) to hear or
hearken to; to heed, 1 Co.14.21; to listen
to the prayers of any one, accept one’s
petition, Mat.6.7; Lu. 1.13; Ac. 10. 31;
Hes 5. 7

cio de€opa,° 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. 5 ‘ eiodcxopau

ciadéxopar |, fut. deEoprar, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (cis &
d<éxop.a) to admit ; to receive into favour,
receive kindly, accept with favour.

eladpapovca,” nom.s. f. part. aor. 2, (§36 rem. 1) eloTpexo

a eee eA rl Na SS ee Se ae acs a AE a i A eS SS eee

a Col, 1. 20. 6 Mat. 5.9.

¢ 2 Co.6.17. d Ac. 12.14.

ELO EL

eloeyt |, (§ 33. rem. 4) (eis & ets, to go) imperf.
clone, to go in, enter, Ac. 3.3; 21.
18, 26; He.9. 6.

eiceAcdoec Oar, fut. infin. (§ 36. rem. 1) elo épXomat
eoeAcvoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : id.
eigeAevoopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
eioeAcvoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. , ‘ id.
eiceAnAvbay, 3 pers. pl. perf. 2, (§ 35. rem. 13).
—B. Ln. Tdf. . : Q 6 id.
elceAnAVOacw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 5. 4)
eioeAnAVGacr, 3 pers. pl. perf.2 . id.
ciseAnAvOare, 2 pers. pl. perf. 2 : 2 id.
eiaé\Gare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. (§ 35.
rem. 12).—B. Ln. ; : id.
cicéAGere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat.7.13)
ciceAOdtw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. (§$ 35.)
rem. 12).—A. D. Ln. Tdf. . id.
ciceAOérw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 13. 15)
elac\Me, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. : : id.
eiaeAGety, aor. 2, infin. id.
eiaéAOere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. ; id.
ciaeAGérw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. id.
eixADy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. : id.
cia eNOns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
eiaéAOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. x id.
eiacAOCvra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
eiacAO6vta, nom. pl. neut. part. aor. 2 id.
eioeAO6v7es, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
eiceAGOvrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
eioeAOSvros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
eioeAOdvTwv, gen. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 id.
eiseAGovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
cioeNModoat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
eiaeAPovons, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
eiaeAOwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
eioeAOwy, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 F id.
eiaéAOwor, 3 pers. pl. aor, 2, subj. ; id.
eioeveyxys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. (§ 36.
rem. 1) clabépo
eloeveyKelv, aor. 2, infin. act. id.
civeveyKwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
ciaernoynoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. J, ind. . elamnoaw
eloeT ONCE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
ciaeropevero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eloropevomat

eioepxeoe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. A elo epxopat

eicepxec$ucar, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
eloépxeTau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . . id.
ciaepynobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . id.

120

ELO Ka

cioépxopar}, (§ 36. rem. 1) fut. eicehedoomat, aor. 2,

cio Gor, (cis & Epyopar) to go or come

in, enter,. Mat. 7.13; 8.5, 8, et al.; spe.

to enter by force, break in, Mar. 3. 27;

Ac. 20. 29; met. with eis KOO }LOY, to

begin to exist, come into existence, Ro.

5.12; 2 Jno. 7; or, to make one’s appear-

ance on earth, He. 10.5; to enter into or

take possession of, Lu. 22.3; Jno. 13. 27;

to enter into, enjoy, partake of, Mat.
19. 23, 24, et al.; to enter into any one’s
labour, be his successor, Jno. 4. 38; to fall
into, be placed in certain circumstances,
Mat. 26. 41, et al.; to be put into, Mat.
15.11; Ac. 11.8; to present one’s self
before, Ac.19.30; met. to arise, spring up,
Lu. 9. 46; from the Heb. eioepxeo Pau
Kat eepxeo ban, to go in and out, to live,
discharge the ordinary functions of life,
LNG Tig Pit
1 pers. pl. pres. ind.

eioepxopeba, - eioepXopat

eloepxomevyny, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.
elo EpXOMeEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
cioepxopevoy, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
eloepxopLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. cg id.
cioepxopévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
eioepxopevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
eioepxwreOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj.—aA. C. . | n
cioepxopeOa, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (He. 4. 3)

cionytye, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, act. (§ 34.rem.1.a) eiodyw
cionydyov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, act. (§ 13.

rem. 7. b. a) : id.
cloner, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. (§ 33. rem. 4) eloreyput
elonxovaOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 22.

rem. 4) . euraKovw
clonAOate, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 35.

rem. 12).—Al. Tdf. : - > eloepxoprat

elondGere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 11. 52)

elonAGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. 4 id.
cionAGes, 2 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. . id.
eionAGere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. c id.
ceionAOopev, | pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . ‘ id.
ciomAOov, | pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.
elonveyKap.ev, 1 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§36.rem.1) — eiopepw
ciot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. (§ 12. tab. L) - ee
ciciact, 3 pers.pl.pres. for eicetot, (§ 33. rem.4) Eloretpue
eiovevat, pres. infin. id.
ciokaNeodpevos,” nom. sing. masc. pt. aor. 1, mid. eioKadéw

« Ae, 10. 23.

eloOKa

121

cioxatew, &], fut. gow, and mid. elokaArdopal, ovat,
(§ 17. tab. Q) (eis & Kadéw) to call in;
to invite in.

»”
elm o0ov, acc. sing. €ia-000S

elaodos, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) (ds & ddos)
place of entrance; the act of: entrance,

1 Thes.

approach,

He. 10.19; admission, reception,
1.9; 2 Pe. t.11;. @ coming,
access, 1 Thes. 2. 1; entrance upon office,
commencement of ministry, Ac. 13. 24.

ei 0000, gen. sing. : €lc000s

ciaornddw, ©], fut. you, (5 18. tab. R) (eis &
Toa, to leap) to leap or spring in, rush
in eagerly, Ac. 14.14; 16.29.

cioropeverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. eloropevoj.at
elovropevopar |, fut. evoouat, (§ 14. tab. N) (eis &
mopevopar) t0 go or come in, enter, Mar.

visit, Ac.

to be put in, Mat.15.17; Mar.

1.21; 5.40, et al.; to come to,
23030;
7.15,18,19; to intervene, Mar.4.19; from
the Heb. cioropeverOar Kat exrropeve-
oGar, equivalent to ecicépyerOar Kat

eEgpxeo Oa, above, Ac. 9. 28.

eloropevdjevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. cio ropevopae
eloTropevop.evol, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. : id.
ero TOpEVvopLEVoV, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
cio TOpEvopLEVos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
elo ropEvojLevous, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
eio7ropevopevwy, gen. pl. part. pres. . ; id.
cicrropevovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : id.
cio7yjKer, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. (§ 29. rem. 4) forpue
ciorikecay, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. : : id.

cio Tpéxw |, 20r. 2, eiredpapov, ($ 36. rem. 1) (eis
& TPEXW ) to run in, Ac. 12.14.

2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.

clapépw

pres. ind. pass. . id.

ciopepets,
eioéeperar, 3 pers. sing.
eiopépw |, fut. etrotow, aor], elonveyKa, aor. 2,
eiojveykov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (eis &
bépw) to bring in, to, or into, Lu.
a its}, GHP UAB 5 475 ISK, 3g, TT te
bring to the ears of any one, to an-

nounce, Ac. 17.20; to lead into, Mat.
62713 5a rar 74:
eiohépwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act.—B. Tdf.
mpoopepwot, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 12. 11) f
elra, adv. then, afterwards, thereupon, Mar. 4. 17, 28;
Lu. 8. 12; et al.;
12. 28; besides, He. 12.9.
elyav, 3 pers. pl. for elxov, (§ 35. rem. 12).—D. ¥
clyov, Ree. Gr. Sch. (§ 15. rem. 15) \ cxe

cladepw

in the next place, 1 Co.

EKAK®W
elxe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) exw
elyes, 2 pers. sing. imperf. jae
ElXeTE, 2 pers. pl. imperf. id.
eixopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. a
elxov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. id.
cixooay, 3 pers. pl. for elxXov, (§ 35. rem. 13).

—B. Ln. Tdf. id.
€ixov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 15. ae
ciwOa|, perf. 2, of ew, obsolete. €0os
eiwfer, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. (§ 38. rem. oy) - euwba
eiwOds, acc. sing. neut. part. . ; : id.
elwy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. (§ 13. rem.4) . édw

EK, before a consonant, e&, before a vowel, prep.
from, out of, a place, Mat. 2.15; 3.17;
of, from, out of, denoting origin or source,

Mat.1.3; 21.19; of, from some material,

Mat. 3.9; Ro. g. 21; of, from,
partitively, Mat.6.27;

from,

among,
21.31; Mar.9.17;
denoting cause, Re.8.11; 17.6;

means or instrument, Mat. 12.33,37; by,

through, denoting the author or efficient

cause, Mat. 1. 18; Jno. Io. 32

; of, denot-

ing the distinguishing mark of a class,

Ro. 2.8; Gal. 3
2 ConquOpeenntz
Mat. 19. 12; Lu. 8.

7, et al.; of time, after,
11; from, after, since,

27; for, with, denoting

arate of payment, price, Mat.20.2; 27.7;

at, denoting position, Mat.20.21, 23; after

passive verbs,

agent, Mat.15.5; Mar. 7. 11;

by, of, from, marking the

forming

with certain words a periphrasis for an

abverb, Mat. 26, 42,44; Mar. 6.51; Lu.

23.8; put after words of freeing,

Ro.

7.24; 2.Co. 1.10; used partitively after

verbs of eating, drinking, etc., Jno. 6. 26;

1 Co. 9.-7.
exabdpure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. » Kabapifer
exabapicOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 26.

rem. 1) : = 5 c id.
éxaapicOncav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
exabélero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 2) xafeCopor
exabeCopnv, 1 pers. sing. imperf. id.
exdOevoe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 2). xadevdw
éxaGevdov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. id.
éxdOnro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : » KaOnpar
éxdOuca, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 34. rem. 2) Kabi<er
éxaficav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
éxafuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; 3 id.
éxakwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. KaKow

EKAKO 122 EKY OL
exaxwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . KQAKOW exBadrAcrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. 5 éxBadrAw
éxaAeoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. KkaAew éxBadXere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
éxadece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id. exBadXy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . : id.
€xaAouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . id, ex Padopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
exappvoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. KOpLpLvo ex BadAopevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
éxapay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. kapmTw | €xBdddovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
exapTepnoe,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. KapTEpew | exBaddAovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 3 id.
€xaoTyn, nom. sing. fem. ; exaotos | ekBaddw, fut. Baro, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,
exaoTyy, acc. sing. fem. . id. e€éBaXov, (§ 27. rem.2.d) (ek & Baddw)
€xaorous, dat. pl. masc. id. to cast out, eject by force, Mat.15.17; Ac.
€xagrov, acc. sing. masc. . id. 27.38; to expel, force awuy, Lu. 4. 29;
€xacrov, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . id. Ac. 7.58; to refuse, Jno. 6. 37; to extract,
exaotos, 4, ov, (§ 10. rem. 6. d) each one, every Mat. 7.4; to reject with contempt, despise,

one separately, Mat. 16.27; Lu. 13. 15, contemn, Lu. 6.22; in N.T. to send forth,
et al. send out, Mat.9.38; Lu.10.2; to send
éxaorore, adv. always. away, dismiss, Mat. 9. 25; Mar. 1. 12;
éxagtote,’ adv. : 4 4 3 €KaTTOS met. to spread abroad, Mat. 12.20; to
EKACTOU, gen. sing. masc. and neut. id. bring out, produce, Mat. 12.35; 13.52,
ExdoTw, dat. sing. masc. . ‘ 7 id. et al.
éxBody, js, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
EKATOD, ol, at, Ta, indecl., one hundred, Mat. 13.8; casting out; especially, a throwing over-
Mar. 4. 8, et al. board of a cargo, Ac. 27. 18.
EKATOVTAETH}S,“ €0S, 0, 1), (§ 5. tab. E. a) (Exarov & | éxBadrov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. exBadirw
eros) a hundred years old. €kBadAwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. id.
éxatovramAaclova, acc. s.m.and pl.neut. éxarovramAaclwy éxPadovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
ExatovtatAactuv |, ovos, 6, 9, ($ 8. rem. 3) a éxBadovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. id.
hundredfold, centuple, Mat. 19. 29, et al. exPadovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . id.
exatovTdpxy, dat. sing. - exatovrdpyns | éxSdAw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . id.
EKATOVTAPXNS, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. c) and exPaday, nom. sing. masc. hie aor. 2, act. id.
€xatovrapxos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (xarov & éxBadAwou, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
apxos ) commander of a hundred men, a exBacwv, acc. sing. . 5 exPacs
centurion, Mat.8.5,8,13; Lu.7.2,6, et al. exBaors |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. °) (&Balve) way
ExarovTapxov, acc. sing. ExarovTapXos out, egress; hence, result, issue, He.13.7;
ExaTovTdpxov, gen. sing. id. means of clearance or successful endurance,
ExaTovTapxous, acc. pl. id. 1 Co. 10. 13.
ExatovTapxw, dat. sing. id. exBeBrAnke, 3 pers.s.pluperf.act. (§ 13. rem.8.f) exBalr\w
EKATOVTAPXOV, gen. pl. : é A , id. ekBAnertos, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. ], pass. id.
exavpatio On, 3 pers. s. aor.1, pass. (§ 26. rem. 1) kavpariloy exPANnOynoerat, 3 pers. s. fut. 1, pass. (§ 27. rem.3) id.
exavpatiaOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. exBAnOyjoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
exBaive |, fut. Byoopat, aor.2, €£éBnv, (§ 37. rem. 1) exBodx |, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . ' é id.
(€x & Batvw) to go forth, go out of. var. exBodnv,* ace. sing. . ° : : exBoXrn
exBare, 2 i sing. aor. 2, imper. act. exPadrw | éxyapilovrar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. » €xyapigon
ex Pareiv, aor. 2, infin. act. id. exyapiCovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
ex Padere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. id. exyapice |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ex & yapilo)
exBady, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id. to give in marriage, Mat. 22. 30; 24.38;
€xBadAeu, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id. LENE GS Ve WC Geeta LEK eR
éxPadXew, pres. infin. act. : id. exyapilov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. exyapsilon
exBadr«Ls, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id. exyapioKovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . exyapioxa
a He, 11. 27. 6 2 Pe.1.15 e Ro. 4.19. Ac. 27.18.

EKYOL 123 EKEL
exyapiokw |, (é« & yapionw) ig. éxyapigw, Lu.20.34,35. | éxducyow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . exOiKew
J L.G. ékdlkos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (é« & diy) main-
exyova,* ace. pl. neut. A : C : e€xyovos taining right; an avenger, one who inflicts

exyovos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (exyivomat, to be punishment, Ro. 13.4; 1 Thes. 4.6.

born) born of, descended from ; exyova, EKOLKEW, |, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P)

descendants, grandchildren. pr. to execute right and justice; to punish,
exdarravaw, @], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ee & 2Co. 10.6; in N.T. to right, avenge a

daTravdw) to expend, consume, exhaust. person, Lu. 18.3, 5, et al. L.G.

L.G. €KOLKY CLS, EWS, n, (§ 5. tab. E. c) satis-
exdaTravynOynoopat,? 1 pers. s. fut. 1, ind. pass. éxdazavaw faction; vengeance, punishment, retributive
exdexeaOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. 3 e€xdeXopat justice, Lu. 21. 22; Ro. 12.19, et al.;
exdeXeTaL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : A id. exOlKNoW movelv, to vindicate, avenge,
exdéxopar, fut. Eouar, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (é& & Lu. 18. 7,8, et al.; Suddvae éxd. to in-

déyopar) pr. to receive from another ; to flict vengeance, 2 Thes. 1. 8.

expect, look for, Ac:17.16, et al.; to wait €xoukovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . éxduxéw

(for Lol abate 1 (Co. 0E33;5)) Pes 3h 20, €xdwoKw |, fut. b&w, ($ 23. rem, 1. b) (ex & dudkw)

et al. pr. to chase away, drive out; in N.T. to

€xdoXy7, nS; y, (§ 2. tab. B. a) in N.T. persecute, vex, harass, Lu. 11. 49; 1 Thes.

a looking for, expectation, He. 10. 27. PX, Ti
éxdeyopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. exdexopar | €kduwédvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor.l EKOLOKW
éxdexyopévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id. €xoum€ovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. , id.
e€xdexopevwv, gen. pl. part. pres. : ‘ id. exOooerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. mid. (§ 30. tab. AA) €xdidwpe
exdyXos,° ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (é« & dyAos) exootorv,” acc. sing. masc. €KOOTOS

clearly manifest, evident. €xooTos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2 exdidwpe
exdnjrew, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (é« & dpos) €xd0xy,” NS, 4, ($ 2. tab. B. a) e€xdexomat

pr. to be absent from home, go abroad, €xOvedpevol, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1,)

travel ; hence, to be absent from any place mid.—D. 3 ‘ F | exovw

or person, 2 Co. 5. 6, 8, 9. evovogpevot, Rec. Gr.Sch. Tdf. (2 Co.5.3)}
exOnunoat, aor. 1, infin. : : exOnpew éxOvoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
éxOnpovuev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ ; id. éxdvoacOa, aor. 1, infin. mid. N - id.
€xOnprodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id. exdvw |, or dvvw, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (é& &

€xdidwpe |, fut. ékdwow, (§ 30. tab. Z) aor. 2, mid.
eedopynv, (ex & didwy) to give out, to
give up; to put out at interest; in N.T.
to let out to tenants, Mat.21.33,41, et al.
ékOoTos, ov, 6, 77, (§ 7. rem.2) delivered

upy Nei2523)
exdunyéopat, ovat}, fut. yoopor, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(e&& dupyéop.ar) to narrate fully, detail,

dvvw) pr. to go out from; to take off,
strip, unclothe, Mat.27.28,31, et al.; mid.
to lay aside, to put off, 2 Co. 5. 4. (vo,
vVW, VTW).
€xdwoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid.—Gr. Tdf.
€xddcerat, Rec. Sch. (Mat. 21. 41)

> EAN
\ eKOLOwpL

EKEL, adv. there, in that place, Mat. 2. 13, 13, et al.;

NeCuI3e As mses LAG. thither, Mat. 2.22; 17.20, et al.
exounynrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. ‘ exdunyéopat éxeiUev, adv. from there, thence, Mat.
exdupyovjevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id. 4.21; §. 26, et al.
e€xdukets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. eKOuK ew e€xetvos, 7, 0, (§ 10. tab. J, and rem. 3)
exoukyjooat, aor. 1, infin. act. . é ; id. a demonstrative pronoun, used with re-
EKOLKNTEWS, gen. sing. A exOlKnols ference to a thing previously mentioned
exoikyow, acc. sing. . ; c ; id. or implied, or already familiar ; that, this,
exdikyots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) exduKew he, etc., Mat. 17.27; 10.14; 2 Ti. 4. 8,
exOlknoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id. et al.; in contrast with otros, referring

a] Ti.5.4. 62 Co, 12.15. e2 Ti,3.9. d Ac, 2. 23. e He. 10. 27.

exelO

to the former of two things previously mentioned,
Lu. 18. 14, et al.
exeloe, adv. thither, there, Ac. 21.3; 22.5.

exeiOev, adv. iced
€xeiva, nom. and acc. pl. neut. . - éxeivos
éxetvat, nom. pl. fem. ae
éxetvats, dat. pil. fem. . id.
€xelvas, acc. pl. fem. c : ‘ 2 id.
é€xeivn, nom. sing. fem. . : , : id.
exeivy, dat. sing. fem. ; s : ; id.
éxetynv, acc. sing. fem. . d ‘ ‘ id.
éxeiyys, gen. sing. fem... ‘ : ; id.
éxetvo, nom. and acc. sing. neut. ; : id.
éxetvol, nom. pl. masc. id.
éxeivots, dat. pl. masc. : é : id.
éxetvov, acc. sing. masc. . - : ; id.
EKELVOS, 1), 0, (§ 10. tab. J. and rem. 3) exer
éxeivov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. exelvos
éxeivous, acc. pl. masc. id.
exeiv, dat. sing. masc. ; ‘ : id.
éxeivwv, gen. pl. ‘ : : i id.
exetoe, adv. oon
éxetto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Kelpar
éxéXevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. KONE
éxéXevoa, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . : =.
éxéXevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
éxevwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Revoos
exépace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 5) Kepavvupe
exeponea, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . Kepdatvn
exeponaas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
exeponoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . f id.
exehadaiwoay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. kepahaudw

exlytéw, &], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (é & Lyréw)
to seek out, investigate diligently, scrutinise,

1 Pe. 1.10; to ask for, beseech earnestly,

He. 12.17; to seek diligently or earnestly

after, Ac. 15:17; Ro. 3. 11; He. 12. 6;

from the Heb. to require, exact, demand,

W.eDN.hO; 50. LG.
exlytny, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. exlnréw
exlntnOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
exytyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
exlytHowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act... id.
exlynrovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. F id.
exlntaov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
exynpvSapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. KNPVTTW
éxiovéay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
exnpuse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.

@ Mar. 12, 4.

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6 Ac. 3.11.

EKKAN
CKapUOTE, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . c Kyptoow
exnpvocoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. id.
exnpvxOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 26. rem. Sy id.
exfapBetoGa1, pres. infin. exOap Boyar
exfapBetoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : id.
exPapBéopar, ovpar| - . . . exOapPos

exOapf3ou,° nom. pl. masc. 5 id.

exfap Bos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (ex & OapBos)

amazed, awe-struck. L.G.
exOapBéopat, odpar, (§ 17. tab. Q)
to be amazed, astonished, awe-struck, Mar.

Os TS yr SO EE,

€x0era,° acc. pl. neut. exOeros
exOeros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) exTiOnpt
éxivovvevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. KWovvevw
exw7On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . - KWew
exunOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.

exkabaipw |, fut. ap, aor.1, é€exaGypa, and, later,
dpa, (§27. rem. 1.c, ande) (€k & kabaipw)
to cleanse thoroughly, purify, 2 Ti. 2. 21;
to purge out, eliminate, 1 Co. 5.7.
exkabapate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : exxafaipw
exxabapn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 4 id.
exxatopat |, aor. 1, pass. éfexavGyv, (§ 35. rem. 3)
(exxalw, to kindle up, é & Kato) to

blaze out ; to be inflamed, Ro. 1. 27.

y j /
pres. infin. i : ‘ - €xkaKew

eKKAKELY,
exxakéw, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (éx & xaxds)
to lose spirits, to be faint-hearted, despond,
Ep. 3.13; to faint, to flag, be remiss, in-
dclent, slothful, Lu. 18. 1; Gal. 6.9; 2 Co.

Ao, 163) 2uthessaq132) LG:

EKKAKNONTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. Ne subj. 5s €KKAKEW
éxkakovpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
exkak@ev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj... : id.

exxevréw, © |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (é« & Kevréw)
to stab, pierce deeply, transfix, Jno.19.37;
Reon.

exkéxtrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. ;

éexkAdw |, fut. aco, (§ 22.
eLexraaOnv, (e« & Kdiw) to break off,
Ro. 11. 17, 19, 20.

2 ,
€ KXe@

rem. 2) aor. 1, pass.

éxkAeroat, aor. 1, infin. act. eKKAELW
5 > ,

éxkXetw |, fut. elow, (§ 22. rem. 4) (ek & kXelw)

to shut out, exclude ; to shut off, separate,

insulate; Gal. 4.17; to leave no place for,

eliminate, Ro. 3. 27.

éexxAyaota, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

ec Ac. 7.19.

EKKAH

(€xxadew, to summon forth) a popular assembly,
Ac. 19. 32, 39, 41; in N.T. the congrega-
tion of the children of Israel, Ac. 7. 38;
transferred to the Christian body, of which
the congregation of Israel was a figure,
HemChuncih) pln Cownt2= 28) Cole tastes
et al.; a loca! portion of the Church, a
local church, Ro. 16.1, et al.; @ Chris-

tian congregation, 1 Co. 14. 4, et al.

éxkAyoia, dat. sing. exkrnola
éxkAyotat, nom. pl... : 3 ‘ id.
exkAyotass, dat. pl. . : : : 9 id.
exkAnoiay, acc. sing. . ; : : id.
exxAynolas, gen. sing. 5 , : 5 id.
€xkAnolas, acc. pl. , 2 : ‘ id.
exxAnovov, gen. pl. ‘ : ‘ : id.
éxxAtvare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. éxkAivw
éxkAwatw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . ; id.
id.

éxkNivere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper.—B. C. .
éxkAivate, Ree. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ro. 16.17)

exkXive |, fut. wO, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (€« & KAtvw)
to deflect, deviate, Ro. 3.12; to decline or

turn away from, avoid, Ro. 16.17; 1 Pe.

Bie
exxodAvp Baw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ek &

KoAup Baw) to swim out to land.
exxoAvpByoas,* nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ékxodupBdw
exkopile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ee & Kopitw)

to carry out, bring out; especially, to

carry out a corpse for burial, Lu. 7. 12.

exKoTTHoN, 2 pers. sing. fut.2, pass. (§ 24. rem.6) éxxdrTw
éxkomrec Gat, pres. infin. pass. . : ‘ id.
€xkorrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.

exkorTw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ex & KérTw)
to cut out; to cut off, Mat. 3.10; 5.30,
et al.; met. to cut off occasion, remove,

prevent, 2 Co.11.12; lo render ineffectual,

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éxAadjoa,’ aor. 1, infin. : : éxA\aAcw
exAdpurrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (é« & Adu)
to shine out or forth, be resplendent.
exAdpyovar,® 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. fs exAapTrw
exAavOavw], (§ 36. rem. 2) (&« & AavOdvw) to
make to forget quite; mid. éxkAavOavopat,
perf. (pass. form) exheAnopar, to forget
entirely, He.12.5.

éxAdoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Kido
éxAaoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . ‘ id.
€xAavoate, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 35.rem.3) xkdalw
éxAavoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . ? id.

exA€yw |, fut. £m, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to pick out; in
N.T, mid. exrێyomat, aor. 1, eSeAcapnv,
to choose, select, Lu. 6.13; 10.42, et al.;
in N.T. to choose owt as the recipients of
special favour and privilege, Ac. 13. 17;
MCopry27eteals

exAexTos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) chosen
out, selected ; in N.T. chosen as a recipient
of special privilege, elect, Col. 3. 12, et al.;
specially beloved, Lu. 23.35; possessed of
prime excellence, exalted, 1 Ti.5.21; choice,
precious, 1 Pe. 2. 4, 6.
exoyy, 7s, 4, (3 2. tab. B. a) the act

of choosing out, election; in N.T. election
to privilege by divine grace, Ro. 11. 5,
et al.; n exdoyy, the aggregate of those
who are chosen, the elect, Ro. 11. 7;
exAoyiis, equivalent to éxexrov, by
Hebraism, Ac. 9. I5.

exdei™y, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . éxAelrw

exAcimnre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj.—B. - | a

exAlrnre, Rec. Gr. Tdf. (Lu. 16. 9)

éxAetzrw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (é & Actzrw)

intrans. to fail, Lu. 22.32; to come to an

end, He.1.12; to be defunct, Lu.16.9.

WER 6 bic éxAeoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. KAelw
exkowels, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. exxomtw | éexAetoOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 22. rem.4) id.
éxxowov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. exAeiaOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
éxxdyw, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . : id. exAciouor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : . éexdeizrw
exxpeuapar], (§ 36. rem. 5) (é&& & Kpewapar) to éxNexTy, dat. sing. fem. exAeKTOS

hang upon a speaker, fondly listen to, be exXekTIs, gen. sing. fem. , 5 "i Z id.
° earnestly attentive, Iu. 19. 48. €xXEKTOL, nom. pl. mase. j 5 F id.
éxAate, 3 pers. sing. imperf. KNatw éxAexrots, dat. pl..masc. . F ‘ : id.
éxAauov, | pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. . id. éxAextov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. . id.
éexAadew, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (éx & Aadéw) éxXexros, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) . . . exhéyw

to speak out ; to tell, utter, divulge. €x\exTovs, acc. pl. masc. ; ; é éxXexTos

a Ac, 27. 42. 6 Ac, 23. 22. e Mat, 13. 43.

EKAEK 126 ; €KTTETT
éxNextov, gen. pl. . : : : . ékAeKTOs exvyware,° 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. ‘ - exyyndw
éxNeAXey/tévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. exoyinOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . KOULaw

Beads ; : : 5 exAeyw exournOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
dyarnrds, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. 9. 35) exowovycav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. E Kowwvew
éxdeAyabe," 2 pers. pl. perf.ind. pass. ($36.rem.2) ekAavOdvw | éxowdvyce, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . : id.
éxNeAvpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. éexAvw exoAadurav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. KoAadilo
éxAe€dpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. ékA€yw €xoAAyOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass, - KodA\Adw

exAeEapevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.

ékAeWay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . : kNértw
exAnOy, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 22.rem.4) xadéw
id.

exAjOnpev, | pers. pl. aor. 1,ind. pass.—A.D.Ln.}
exAnpbOynpev, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ep. 1. i
éxAnOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . : id.

€xAnpoOnpev,’ 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . kAnpow

éxAwayv, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : » KAW

exAiry, 3 pers.s. aor. 2, subj.act—A_ D.Ln.Sch. 2 Nef
éxAdrnte, Rec. Gr. Taf. (Lu. 16. 9) \ ere

eximnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ($ 24. rem. 9) id.

éxhoyy, 7s, , (§ 2. tab. B. a) exréyw
exdoyyv, acc. sing. exdoyy)
exdoyijs, gen. sing. 2 id.
exAvOnoovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut.1, ind. pass. . exAVop.at

éxAvOGcr, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . 3 id.

exAvoj.ar |, (§ 14. tab. N) (exAvw, to loosen, debili-
tate, & & vw) to be weary, exhausted,
faint, Mat. 9. 36; 15.32; Mar.8.3; Gal.
6.9; to faint, despond, He. 12.3, 5.

éxAvdpevot, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. exAvoprau
éxAvov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : : id.
expagaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. eKpacow
€xpacoev, pres. infin. act. . ° : id.

expdacow |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 3) (ek & pdoow)
to wipe off; to wipe dry, Lu. 7.38,.44;
SHOW LL 2h a9 eels wih.

expukrnpicw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (& &
puxtypito, from puxryp, the nose)
to mock, deride, scoff at, Lu. 16. 14;
23.35.

exvew |, fut. éxvedoouwat, (§ 35. rem. 3) aor. 1,
é€evevora, pr. to swim out, to escape by
swimming ; hence, generally, to escape,
get clear of a place, Jno. 5.13; though
€xvevoas, in this place, may be referred
to éxvetw, to deviate, withdraw.

exvydw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ek & vjdw)
pr. to awake sober after intoxication; met.
to shake off mental bewilderment, to wake
up from delusion and folly.

exoAAnOynoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.—)
Gr. Sch. Tdf. 3 . A id.
nKodovOnoay, Ree. (Re. 18. 5) |
exohoBwbyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. KodoBdw
exoA\dBuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.

CKOPLTGLNV, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. Kopiler
exopioavTo, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. mid. . id.
€xop.ioato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. : id.
exomace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. koTrace
éxoriaga, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ - KOTLAW
éxorriacas, 2 pers. s. aor.1, ind.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. ‘

Fe id.

Kekotiakas, Rec. (Re. 2.3)
éxorlace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; ‘ id.
€kOTTOV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. KOTTW
€xO7TOVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . . id.
> / . , 4
EKO PNT av, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. KOO LEW
exoop.ovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : 0 id.
€kovoa, nom. sing. fem. (§ 7. tab. H. d) Exov
€xovotov,” acc. sing. neut. EKOUTLOS
4

Exovatos |, a, ov, and ov, 6, 7 EKWOV
ec , .
EKOVOLWS, adv. : : ‘ : : id.
exovpicov,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. Kovpilo
excwacde, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . KOTTW

exrradat, adv. (ée & waar) of old, long since, 2 Pe.
PAG Bri Ib Ge
exzreipaCovres, nom. pl. mase. part. pres—D.) by
meipacovres, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Jno. 8. an cAmEtpae a
exreipalu |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ex & retpdlw)
to tempt, put to the proof, Mat.4.7; Lu.
4.12; 1 Co. 10. 9;

to try, sound, Lu.

TON25. LG:
exrretpalwperv, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. exmreipacw
éxretpa¢wy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
EKTELPATELS, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.

exrréeuw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (é& &
TEUTO) to send out, or away, Ac. 13. 4;

17. 10. =
exrrepbertes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. ], pass. EKTEUTO
exrretAnpuoxe,’ 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. ex7Anpow
éxrréxtwkas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§37.rem.1) éxzérrw
éx7emTwke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . ; id.

a Ile. 12.4, 6 Ep.1.1). ¢1 Co. 15.34.

d Phile. 14. e Ac. 27.38. J Ac. 18.32.

EKTTEP

exTrepiooos,” adv. (strengthened from Tepitcas ) eaceed-
ingly, vehemently.—A\. Ln. Tdf.
€x Tepitaou, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 14. 31).

EKTTET ELV, aor. 2, infin. (§ 37. rem. 1) . €xTinTw
éxéonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : id.
exmécwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. E ‘ id.
éxrécwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj... : id.

exreravvip |, fut. dow, (§ 36. rem. 5) (&« &
metavvupt) to stretch forth, expand, ex-
(a).
exreevyévat, perf. 2, infin. (§ 25. rem. 3) expevyw
exdaw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (é« & myddo,
to leap, spring) to leap forth, rush out,

tend, Ro. to. 21.

Wale NG piesa.
2 , . . > ,
éxmimtret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. 4 3 €KTITTW
€xmimtovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.

exriztw |, fut. recodpor, pert. mentwKa, aor. 1,
eféreca, aor. 2, €&érecor, (§ 37. rem. 1)
to fall off or from, Mar. 13.25; Ac. 12.7;
- 27.32, et al.; met. to fall from, forfeit,
lose, Gal. 5.4; 2 Pe. 3.17; Re. 2.5; to be
cast ashore, Ac. 27.17, 26, 29; to fall to

=. the ground, be fruitless, ineffectual, Ro.
9.6; to cease, come to an end, 1 Co.13.8.
exmAedoat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 35. rem. 3) : ex7rAew

extréw |, fut. evropat, aor. 1, eéérrevoa, (ex &
Téw) to sail out of or from a place, Ac.
Paso eto. Loss 20:10.
extAnpow, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (é« &
a)npsw) to fill out, complete, fill wp; met.
to fulfil, perform, accomplish, Ac. 13.32.
exTAnpwcis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
pr. a filling up, completion; hence, a ful-

filling, accomplishment. L.G.
exmAnpwow,’ acc. sing. . . . exrAnpwcts
extAypwors |, ews, 7 . . . ex77Anpow

€xzAnooopevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. pres. pass. éxrAjoow
exrAjoow, or TTw |, fut. &m, (§ 26. rem. 3) aor. 2,
pass. ekerayny, (§ 24. rem. 9) (ek &
TAnToW) pr. to strike out of ; hence, to
strike out of one’s wits, to astound, amaze;
pass. Mat. 7. 28; 13.54, et al.
exrrAnrtec Oa, pres. infin. pass.—Rec. Gr. Sch. |
ex7AnooerGa, B. C. D. Ln. Taf. cen extrAnoow
EMD) Mc 3 : : J
exmrvew |, fut. evow and evcopat, (§ 35. rem. 3) (é«
& mvéw) to breathe out; to expire, die,
Mar. 15. 37, 39; Lu. 23. 46.

a Mar. 14. 31,

127

expec

y. . 4
éxzropeveoGau, pres. infin. ExTOPEVOMEL
exrropever Ou, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. 5 id.
€xTropeveTan, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Fi id.

exopevojat |, fut. evropat, ($ 14. tab. N) (é&« &
TOpEvop.ar) to go from or out of a place,
depart from, Mar.11.19; 13.1, et al.;
to be voided, Mar.7.19; to be cast out,
Mat. 17.21; to proceed from, be spoken,
Mat. 4.4; 15.11, et al.; to burst forth,
Re. 4.5; to be spread abroad, Lu. 4. 37;
to flow out, Re.22.1; from the Heb. €K7rOp.

& eiamop. See eiogpyopar, Ac. 9. 28.

EKTOPEVOPEVO, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. €xTropevopiat
exTopevopLevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. F id.
exropevojievy, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.
EKTOPEVOLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 3 id.
€xTOPEVOJLEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
EKTFOPEVOJLEVOY, nom. s. neut.& acc. masc. pt. pres. id.
EKTFOPEVOPEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
exTropEvopLevon, gen. sing.masc.and neut. pt. pres. id.
EKTOPEVOMLEVD, dat. sing. neut. part. pres. . id.
EKTOPEVOLLEVOY, gen. pl. part. pres. , ; id.
€xTFOpEvOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ise . id.
exTropevoovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : : id.
exmopvevoacat,” nom. pl. fem, part. aor. 1 . exropvevo

exrropvevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (& &
Topvevw ) to be given to fornication. L.G.
exrrvo |, fut. dow & voopat, (§ 13. tab. M) (éx
& arvw) to spit out ; met. to reject, Gal.

4.14. (v).

éxpate, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Kpalay
expacov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : . : id.
éxpagéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
éxpagav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : : id.
expace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; A id.
€xpaTa.ovro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. KparaLow
expatynoap.ev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Kparéw
exparnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
expaTycare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
exparyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
€xpatovvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. : id.
expavyacor, 3 pers. pl. imperf.—B. D. Ln. Tdf. 5

éxpafov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 12. 13) \ xpauyate
expavyacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. c : id.

expavyace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. F id.
expilow, &|, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab.T) (ék & pilow,
pia) to root up, eradicate, Mat. 13. 29;

15.13; Lu.17.6; Juderz. LG.

e Jude 7.

expic 128 EKT pe

éxpilwbévra, nom. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass.. éxpifdw exteveorepov, adv. very earnestly, Lu, 22. 44;
expilwOycerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id. pr. neut. compar. of éxrevys.
expioOnre, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id. €xteNeoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . c A éxtTeAew
expilwonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id. exteAcw, @ |, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (&« & Tedéw)
expiOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27. rem.3) Kpivw to bring quite to an end, to finish, com-
expiOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . ; id. plete, Lu. 14. 29, 30.
éxptva, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. exréveta. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . éxretvw
éxpwas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . , id. éexteveig,” dat. sing. : : < 0 eKTEVELA
expive, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. €xtevets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. - €xtTelva
e€xpwopeOa, 1 pers. pl. imperf. pass. —. id. extevéoTepov,” adv. . . : : id.
expvn, 3 pers. s. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 24. rem.8. x KpvTrTa SS U acc. sing. fem. 5 ; : EXTEVI}S
expua, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id. EKTEVYS, £8; ous, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) ; éxretvw
expuay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 2 5 id. éxtevas,? adv. . . . : . exTEV}S
expuas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ee, a. €x7), nom. sing. fem. . : . . €KTOS
daéxpuas, R. Gr. Sch, Tdf. (Mat. 11.25) exTnVv, acc. sing. fem. 5 : : : id.
expuwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. €KTNS, gen. sing. fem. . ‘ 3 : id.
éxotdoet, dat. sing. § ; J . €koracis | extnoapnv, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . - KTGOMaL
exoracews, gen. sing. . : 5 : id. extyoato, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . . id.
exoTavts, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ‘ - eLlornpe | exriOype), fut. exPyow, (§ 28. tab. V) (éx
exatpédu |, fut. Wo, perf. pass. eEeotpappar, (§ 35. tiOnpt) pr. to place outside, put forth; to
rem. 9) (€x & oTpepw) pr. to turn out of, expose an infant, Ac. 7.21; met. to set
to turn inside out ; hence, to change entirely; forth, declare, explain, Ac. 11.4; 18. 26;
in N.T. pass. to be perverted, Tit. 3. 11. 29.23).
extapacoovot,* 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . éxrapdoow ekOeros, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2)
extapdcow |, fut, gw, (§ 26. rem. 3) (ek & ra- exposed, cast out, abandoned, Ac. 7.19.
pdcaw) to disturb, disquiet, throw into | €xTivagéapevol, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, mid. éx«rwacow
confusion. €xTWAEajLEVOs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, mid. id.
exrefévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. . éxriOne | extwdéare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.
€xteOevtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. extiwvacow |, fut. &u, (§ 26. rem. 3) (€« & twacou,
—Al. Ln. Tdf. : : id. to shake) to shake out, shake off, Mat.
éx7eGevta, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 7. “i 10.14: Mar. 6. 11, et al.
éxreivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, act. . éxredvw extizas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : KTicw
€xreivey, pres. infin. act. : ; ; id. extuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 : id.
exrewvov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. % id. exticOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. s id.
exretve |, fut. revO, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) (ex & TEtvo) extic@noar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
to stretch out, Mat.8.3; 12.13, et al.; extioTat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : id.
to lay hands on any one, Lu. 22.53; to extos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : ; Saver
exert power and energy, Ac.4.30; to cast €xTOs, adv. (éx) without, on the outside; 76 €xTOS,
owt, let down an anchor, Ac. 27. 30. the exterior, outside, Mat. 23.26; met.
éxrevijs, gos, 6, 4, 10, -és, (§ 7. besides, Ac. 26.22; 1 Co.15.27; ékxros
tab. G. b) pr. extended; met. intense, él pH, unless, except, 1 Co. 14.5, et al.
earnest, fervent, Ac. 12.5; 1 Pe. 4.8. EKTpaTH, 3 pers.s. aor. 2, subj. pass. (§ 24. rem. 10) exTpeTr
€xTevas, adv. intensely, fervently, ear- €xTpamijoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, ind. pass. id.
nestly, 1 Pe. 1. 22. EKTPETOHLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
exréveia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and éxrpérw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (& &
rem. 2) pr. extension; in N.T. intenseness, TpEeTw) to turn out or aside, He. 12. 13;
intentness ; éy éxteveia, intently, assidu- mid., aor. 2, (pass. form) é£erpamnv,
ously, Ac. 26.7. L.G. to turn aside or away, swerve, 1 Ti.

a Ac. 16, 20. 6 Ac. 26.7. ¢e Lu. 22, 44. a1 Pe. 1, 22.

EKTPE
1.6; 5.05; 2 Ti4.4; to turn from, avoid,
Leis6s20%

extpeet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : exTpepw
extpedere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . : id.
extpedw |, fut. exOpéfw, (§ 35. rem. 4) (& &
tpepw) to nourish, promote health and
strength, Ep. 5.29; to bring up, educate,
Ep. 6. 4.
extpwpa |, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (éxtitpoicke,
to cause abortion) an abortion, foetus pre-
maturely born; a puny birth.
extpomari,” dat. sing. EKTPWpLA.
€xtw, dat. sing. masc. 5 : » €KTOS
Peiecican: 3 p.pl. aor. 1, ind.act.—A. Ln. Tdf. }
éexvkAwoav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 20. 9) \ reuicheve
exvkAwoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. KUKAGW
exvAiero,’ 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. kvAiw
expepew, pres. infin. act. exepw

expepovaa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. 3 id.
expepw |, fut. é€oio0w, aor. 1, eEnveyKa, aor. 2,
eEnveykov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (ex & dépw)
to bring forth, carry out,
Ac. 5.15; 1Ti.6.7; to carry owt for

Tus v5 22);

burial, Ac. 5.6, 9, 10;
He. 6. 8.
expev'yw |. fut. fowat, aor. 2, eLépityor, (§ 25.
rem. 3) perf. 2, éxmépevya, (§ 24.
9) (&« & devyw) intrans. to flee

out, to make an escape, Ac.16.27; 19.16;

to produce, yield,

rem.

trans. to escape, avoid, Lu. 21.36; Ro.

2s nebrals
expev&y, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. expevyw
exhevsopucba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. 5 id.

exofetv,® pres. infin. act. expoBew
exoBew, |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ek &
poBew) to terrify.

expofou, nom. pl. masc. . 4 . éxoBos
éxpoBos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 9) (ex & poBos)

affrighted, Mar.9.6; He. 12. 21.

exuyety, aor. 2, infin. . expevyw
expiywot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. 5 ‘ id.
exp, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. expvw

exdvtw |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) (éx & pio) to
generate; to put forth, shoot, Mat. 24. 32;

Mar. 13. 28. (wv, vo—).
e€xxéar, aor. 1, infin. act. (§ 36. rem. 1) exxew
€xxéare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. ‘ id.
EkXELTaL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . é id.

21Co. 15.8, 6 Mar. 9, 20.

129

eAaLa

e€xxéw |, fut. exyed, or exyéw, aor. 1, eféxea, perf. éx-
KeXuKa, perf. pass. EKKEXUPAL, aor. 1,
eEexvOnv, (v), ($ 36. rem. 1) to pour
out, Re. 16. 1, 2, 3, et al.; to shed blood,
Mat. 26. 28; Mar. 14. 24, et al.; pass. to
gush out, Ac. 1.18; to spill, scatter, Mat.
9.17; Jno.2.15; met. to give largely,
bestow liberally, Ac. 2.17, 18, 33; 10.45,
et al.; pass. to rush headlong into any-

thing, be abandoned to, Jude 11.

EKXED, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. exXew
exxvOyjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut.1, ind. pass. . id.
EKXUVOMLEVOY, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.

éxxvvw |, a later form equivalent to e€xxéw, Mat.
23.35, et al.

exxwpeitwoay,” 3 pers. pl. pres. imper.

exxwpew, @ |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ex & Xwpéw)
to go out, depart from, flee.

exyvxw |, fut. a, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to expire, give
up the ghost, Ac.5.5, 10; 12.23. (q).

2 ,
EKXwpEew

exwAvOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. KwAVwW
exwdvopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. act.—B. D. Tdf. 7

exoAvoapev, Rec. Gr. Sch. ae a!
exwAvoapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. A id.
éexwAvoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . Fs id
éxwAvoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id

7. tab. H. d) willin
1 Co. g. 17.

/ F
EKOV, ovaa, ov, (§ zg, voluntary,

Ro. 8. 20;
Exovotos, a, ov, and ov, 6, 4, volun-
tary, spontaneous, Phile. 14.
Exovolws, adv. voluntarily, spontane-

ously, He. 10. 26; 1 Pe. 5. 2.

é\aBe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 24. rem. 9) AapBavw
eAafes, 2 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. act. . 5 id.
eAaPere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . : id.
eAdBopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . 5 id.
€\aBov, | pers. s. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. id.
€Xabe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 24. rem.9) )avOdvw
2abov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : A id.

edaia |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) an
olive tree, Mat. 21.1; 24.3, et al.; an
olive, fruit of the olive tree, Ja. 3.12.
eauov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) olive oil,
oil, Mat. 25.3, 4,8; Mar. 6. 13, et al.
éXauwwv, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) an
olive garden; in N.T. the mount Olivet,
Ac. 1. 12.

@ Lu, 21.21.
10

¢2Co.10.9.

e\aLa 130 ereyE
édala, dat. sing. éata eAaropnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. AaTopéw
éNatar, nom. pl. id. €Adtpevoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Aatpedo
éNalas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. id. éAatroy, nom. sing. neut. . . eNatTwv
Zdatov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) id. éAattov,’ adv. . . . id.
é€Aa/ov, gen. sing. é\atov eharrovéw, |, fut. yow, 5 16. tab. P) id.
ehaiw, dat. sing. id. éAatrovcOat, pres. infin. pass. (§ 21. tab. U). édarrdéw
éA\aiov, gen. pl. . éXala €\aTTOWs a], fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) é\atTwv
ehato |, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) id. eAatvvey, pres. infin. act. éAatvw
€Xadvos," gen. sing. eXaov eAavvopeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
éehdkyoe,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. AdoKw éAavvopevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
éAdXer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . Aadew
€AadyOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. edavva |, fut. éXdow, perf. éAnAaka, (§ 36.
eAdAynoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. rem. 2) to drive, urge forward, spur on,
eAaAynoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id. Lu. 8. 29; Ja. 3.4; 2 Pe. 2.17; to impel
eAdAnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id. a vessel by oars, to row, Mar. 6. 48; Jno.
eXadyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id. 6. 19.
éAdAyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id. ehadpia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) eAadpos
eAadodpev, | pers. pl. imperf. act. id. ehadpia,® dat. sing. . . . . eAadpia
€AdXovv, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. id. éXadpov, nom. sing. neut. . éXadpos
eAdpPdvov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. AapBavw | eAadpds], d, dv, ($ 7. rem. 1) light, not ia
EAaptrat,® nom. pl. "EXapirys Mat. 11. 30; 2 Co. 4.17.

Edapirys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) an Elamite; an

inhabitant of Elam, a province of Persia.

eXadpia, as, y (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) lightness in weight ; hence, light-

eXapwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Ndpre ness of mind, levity. L.G.
el\daoou, dat. sing. masc. eAdoowv €Aaxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 2) Aayxavnr
€\doow, acc. sing. contr. mase. id. eAaxioTn, nom. sing. fem. €AdxLoTos
ehicowr, troy], ovos, 6, 4, T6, -ov, (§ 8. rem.5) eAdxucTov, acc. sing. neut. id.
(compar. of the old word é\axis) less; eAdxioTos, 7, ov, (§ 8. rem. 5) elaoowv
less in age, younger, Ro.g.12; less in eAaxiororepos |, a, ov, (§ 8. rem. 5) id.
dignity, inferior, He. 7.7; less in quality, eAaxirrotépw,/ dat. sing. masc. - eXaxLoToTEpos
inferior, worse, Jno. 2. 10. eAaxiorou, gen. sing. neut. eXaxurtos
€\atrov, adv. (pr. neut. of preced.) eAaxioTo, dat. sing. neut. id.
less, 1 Ti. 5.9. eAaxioTwv, gen. pl. . . . . id.
eXatrovew, , fut. now, 20r. 1, 7ar- eAeg, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—D. c \ Bee
Tovnoa, (§ 16. tab. P) trans. to make éXeet, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ro. 9. 18)
less; intrans. to be less, inferior; to have "EXealap, 6, Eleazar, pr. name, indecl.
too little, want, lack, 2 Co.8.15. L.G. éAeate, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act.—B. Tdf. dh
é€\atrTou, ®, fut. or, perf. pass. e€AcetTE, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jude 23) .
HArdrrwpar, (§ 20. tab. T; § 21. tab. U) eed, © |, same signif. as ehedw, G. V-T-
to make less or inferior, He. 2.7; pass. eXeye, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. dey
to be made less or inferior, He. 2.9; to eéyere, 2 pers. pl. imperf. or aor. 2, act. , id.
decline in importance, Jno. 3. 30. éeypov, acc. sing.—A. Ln, Taf. ‘ : \ eNevace
eAdyurtos, n, ov, (§ 8. rem. 5) (superl. eeyxov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Ti. 3. 16) af
of puxpods, from éXaxvs) smallest, least, edeypds |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) : » eéyyw
Mat. 2.6; 5.19, et al. ehéyEau, aor. 1, infin. act—A. B. Ln. Tdf, . \ ‘a.
eAaxioTorepos, a, ov, (§ 8. rem. 5) e&ehéySar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jude 15)
(compar. of preced.) far less, far inferior, ehéyEet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . . id.
Ep, 3.8. -L:G. eAeyéw,£ ace. sing. . . : edeyEus
4 Ac. 1.12. b Ac, 1,18. ¢ Ac. 2.9. d1 Ti. 6.9. e2Co.1.17. J Ep.3.8. g 2 Pe. 2.16,

edeyé a eAevd
ereyEis |, €ws, > (§ 5. tab. E.c) . . 3 ehéyxo eAejoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . - - eNcew
e\eySov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id. ehejon, 3 pers. sing aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
é\eyor, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. eyo eA€énoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. 5 id.
eeyxe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. edéeyxXw éXejow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. , ; id.
eAdyxe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . . id. Aetxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.—D. (Lu. 16.21)
e€Adyxew, pres. infin. act. . 3 : : id. Gaédevyov, Rec. Gr. Sch. , deiyw
eXéyxerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id. ézéXevyov, A. B. Ln. Taf.
eA€yxere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . ; id. eXeov, acc. sing. Neos
€heyx Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. ($23.rem. 9) i. 2reos, ov, 6, and in N.T. gous, 74, (§ 5. tab. E.b)
eAcyyopeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id. pity, mercy, compassion, Mat.9.13; 12.73
eheyxopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ead i Lu. 1. 50, 78, et al.; meton. benefit which
eAeyxopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass: r id. results from compassion, kindness, mercies,
EAeyxov, ace. sing. eAeyxXos blessings, Lu. 1.54, 58, 72; 10.37; Ro.
eXeyxos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. “> eAeyxw

€d€yyXor, fut. yéw, aor. 1, nAey€a, aor. 1, pass.
nr€yxOnv, (§ 23. rem. 9) to put to
proof, to test; to convict, Jno. 8. 46; Ja.
2.9; to refute, confute, 1 Co. 14. 24; Tit.
1.9; to detect, lay bare, expose, Jno. 3.20;
Ep. 5.11, 13; to reprove, rebuke, Mat.
Tei LEIA IPE 63. TOs Welt 5 20;0et, ale-) to
discipline, chastise, He. 12. 5; Re. 3. 19;
pass., to experience conviction, Jno. 8.9;
1 Co. 14. 24.
eAcyp.0s, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) v.r.
2 Ti. 3. 16, a later equivalent to é\eyxos.
ereyéis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (a
later form for e\eyxos) reproof, confuta-
Rey2anG:
éeyxos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr.
a trial in order to proof, a proof; meton.

tion, 2

a certain persuasion, He. 11.1; reproof,

refutation, 2 Ti. 3. 16.
éXéer, dat. sing. éXeos
€Xcet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. eAceéw
€Xectvos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) €Xeos
éAcewvorepon, nom. pl. masc. comp. (§ 8. rem. 4) dNcewds
éXccire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. - » erAceéw
egw, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) 5 éXeos
eXenfevres, nom. jl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. . eAcéw
eden Pycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.
€Aenfior, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
éenjproves, nom. pl. mase. eAenpov
eAenpootvar, nom, pl. eAennoovvy
éXenpoovvas, acc. pl. . : : : id.
ehenuootvy, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) 4 » €A€os
eAenpmootyny, ace. sing. eLennoovyy
eAcnpoovvay, gen. pl. : - : - id.
eAenpwv, ovos, 6, %, (§ 7. tab. G. a) 5 éXeos

9. 23, et al.

eheewvds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pitiable,
wretched, miserable, 1Co.15. 19; Re.3.17.

eeéw, &, fut. Yow, aor. 1, nr€noa,
(§ 16. tab. P) perf. pass. nACnpat, aor. 1,
pass. 7AenOnv, (§ 17. tab. Q) to pity,
commiserate, have compassion on ; pass. to
recewe pity, experience compassion, Mat.
5-73 9-27; 15.22, et al.;
to any one, show gracious favour and

to be gracious
Saving mercy towards ; pass. to be an
object of gracious favour and saving mercy,
Ro. 9. 15, 16, 18; 11. 30, 31, 32, et al.;
spe. to obtain pardon and forgiveness, 1Ti.
LE. B35 165

Accu, , fut. now, v.r., same significa-
tion as eXcéw, Ro. 9. 16, 18; Jude Zan

eenpov, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. a,
and rem.4) merciful, pitiful, compassionate,
Mat. 5.7; He. 2.17.

eAenpoovvyn, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
pity, compassion; in N.T. alms, almsgiving,
Mat. 6. 2, 3,4; Lu. 11. 41, et al. (¥).

éAeovvTos, gen. sing. mase. part. pres. act. . eAcew
€Xéous, gen. sing. . : ‘ 4 - @deos
eAevGépa, nom. sing. fem, eAcvGepos
eAevfépas, gen. sing. fem. ; id.
eAevbepia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
eAevfepia, dat. sing. . eAcvepia
eXevbepiay, acc. sing. ‘ “3 : , id.
eAevepias, gen. sing. . : : : id.
€AcvGepor, nom. pl. mase. . eAcvGepos

éevOepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) free, in a state
of freedom as opposed to slavery, 1 Co.
12.13; Gal. 3.28, et al.; free, exempt,
Mat.17.26; 1Co.7.39, et al.; wnrestricted,

€eAev9 132 EAK@
unfettered, 1 Co.9.13; free from the dominion | é€\@érw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. ; : EpXopat
of sin, etc., Jno.8.36; Ro.6.20; free in Abn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. , ‘ id.
the possession of Gospel privileges, 1 Pe. ene 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . 3 - id.
2. 16. e\@cy, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 2 2 id.
eAcvfepia., as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and €\Oévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor.2. 5 id.
rem. 2) liberty, freedom, 1 Co.10.29; Gal. €\Govras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor.2 . ‘ id.
2.4, et al. é\@ovres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.2 . F id.
edevbepow, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) eAGovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 5 id.
to free, set free, Ino. 8. 32, 36; Ro. 6. ehOdvros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . : id.
18. 22, et al. €lOdvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 . id.
eAevbépous, acc. pl. masc. eXevOepos | €Afotoca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.2. 3 id.
eevdepdw, @], fut. ow - : 5 } id. €hOotca, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 5 id.
éhevbepwbevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. eAPovons, gen. sing. fem. part. aor.2 . . id.
(§ 21. tab. U) eXevdepéw €\Ow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. 2 ; id.
ehevdepwOjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut.1, ind. pass. id. €\Pwou, 3 pers. pl. aor.2, subj. . : : id.
edevbépwv, gen. pl. eevOepos "EXtaxetp, 6, Eliakim, pr. name, indecl.
ehevdepdoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. eevdepdw "EXiéLep,° 6, Eliezer, pr. name, indecl.
edevbepdoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id. eALOacOnv, | pers. s. aor.1, ind. pass. (§26.rem.1) ArOdlw
éNevKavay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§27.rem.1.e) Yevkaivw | eAvGaoGnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
éNevoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) epXopau eAGoBoAncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . AvHoBorcw
éeAevorews,? gen. sing. éXevos eAvGoB8orovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : id.

éXevats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (obso1. AcdvOw) 4
coming, advent. L.G

eAevoopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ($ 36. rem. 1) EpYopat
eAcevoopcba, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . 3 id.
é€Aevoovtat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . ‘ 5 id.
eAchavtwvov,” acc. sing. neut. eXebavrwos

eXepaytivos |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (eAddas, ivory)
ivory, made of ivory.

EXiccw

eXiEets,4
’"EXuovd, 6, Eliud, pr. name, indecl.

2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.

*"EdtoaBer, 1, Elisabeth, pr. name, indecl.
"Eduocatos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Eliseus, pr.
name; in O.T. Elisha,

’"EXwooalov,’ gen. sing —Rec. Gr. Sch.

8 EN\uooat
*EXucaiov, Taf. . i looatos
eXicow |, fut. €w, (§ 26. rem. ay to roll, fold up, as

éX\ed, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. éX\cew garments, He. 1. 12.
éXeHv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. 6 id. eAKy, ace. pl. 2 5 éA\Kos
é\eGvros, gen. s. masc. part. pres.—Al. Ln. Taf. at €\kos, €0s, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) 1 pr. a@ wound ; hence,
éAcovvtos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 9. 16) ; ehedw an ulcer, sore, Lu. 16.21; Re. 16. 2, 11.
eAnXakores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. Att. for Axodw, G, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) to
jAakores, (§ 13. rem. 7. b) éeAatvw ulcerate, exulcerate ; pass. to be afflicted
eAnrvba, 1 pers. sing. perf. 2, (§ 36. rem. 1) €pYopat with ulcers, Lu. 16. 20.
é€Ajdvdas, 2 pers. sing. perf. 2 : : id. €\xovoer, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. , - ko
eAnAvbec, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2 : : : id. Ekow, @ |, fut. dow eAKos
eAndvOet, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. - : id. EAkdoat, Or, EAxvoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . EXktw
edn AiGacar, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. . ; id. Avon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. é id.
€AnAvO0ra, acc. sing. masc. part. perf.2 . id. €\xvow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : : id.
eAndvbores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. 2 ‘< id.
eAn\vOviar, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. 2 ; id. EAKO, and L.G. EAkvo |, imperf. ¢iAxoy, fut.
€eAParw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. (§ 35.] vow, aor. 1, eiAkvoa, (§ 13. rem. 4) to
rem. 12).—C. Tdf. ; 6 id. draw, drag, Jno. 21.6, 11; Ac. 16. 19;
€\Oerw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 10. 13) { 21.30; Ja.2.6; to draw a sword, un-
e\Oé, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. . : K id. sheath, Jno. 18. 10; met. to draw mentally
€\Gety, aor. 2, infin. < ; j - id. and morally, Jno. 6.44; 12.32.
a Ac.7. 52. b Ro, 18. 12. e Tu. 3.29. @ He.1.12. e Lu. 4, 27.

133

Fido

€AK@Y
€AxOv, gen. pl. €\kos
“EAAdSa,7 ace. sing. “EAXds

: Eas |, dSos, (a) (§ 4. tab. D. b) Hellas, Greece;
in N.T. the southern portion of Greece as
distinguished from Macedonia.

"EXAnv, yvos, 6, (§ 4. tab. D. a) a
Greek, Ac. 18.17; Ro.1.14; one not a
Jew, a Gentile, Ac. 14.1; 16. 1, 3, et al.

“EXAnvikds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
Greek, Grecian, Lu. 23. 28; Re. 9. 11.

“EAAnvis, ios, (t) oh (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
a female Greek, Mar. 7.26; Ac. 17. 12.

“EAAnvistys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
(Anvil, to imitate the Greeks) pr. one
who uses the language and follows the
customs of the Greeks; in N.T. a Jew by
blood, but a native of a Greek-speaking
country, Hellenist, Ac. 6.1; 9. 29.

“EAAnuiori, adv. in the Greek language,
Jno. 19.20; Ac. 21.37.

"ENAnv, yvos, 6, (§ 4. tab. D. a) “EAAds
"EAAnvas, acc, pl. . "EAAnv
"EXAnves, nom. pl. ‘é j ; j id.
"EAAnu, dat. sing. . : : ‘ : id.
“EXAnvidwrv, gen. pl. “EAAnvis
“EAAnvixy, dat. sing. fem. - “EAAnvixds
“EAAyvexots, dat. pl. neut. . ‘ ‘ id.
“EdAgvixds |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) “EAXds
“EXAnvis, (dos, "> (§ 4. rem. 2. 4. c ° id.
“EAAnvictas, acc. pl. “EXAnvicris
“EdAnviorys |, 00, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a “EAXds
“EAAnvioti, adv. : : : : id.
“EAAnvictav, gen. oh “EMAnuicrys
"EXAnvos, gen. sing. : "EAAnV
“EXAyvorv, gen. pl. . : : ; id.
"EAAyot, dat. pl. . : : id.
eA\dOya,, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. are

Ln. Tdf. ‘ eAoyaw

edAdyet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Phile. 18) J

e\Xdoyaro, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. on _

e\XNoyetra, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ro. 5. 13)

é\Noydw, |, fut. now, same signif. as eAoyéw. v.r.

€A\Oyer, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. ehdoyew
eAXoyetrar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id.

e\Aoyew, G |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ev & Novos)
to enter in anaccount, to put toone’s account,
Phile. 18; in N.T. to impute, Ro. 5. 13.

"EApoddp,’ 6, Elmodan, pr. name, indecl.

eoyropny, 1 pers. sing. imperf. NoytLoprat
eAoyiovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . 2 “ id.
edoyia@n, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. pass. . id.
eLoyicOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. 5 id.
ehowddpyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Noopéw
EXOpEVOs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. aipéw
éXovce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Aovw
éAmida, acc. sing. eAzis
€Amidt, dat. sing. ; ; ; 0 id.
éAzidos, gen. sing. . ‘ : : ; id.
éAriler, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. eAzilw
éAwilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : 5 id.
eAriCowev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 3 id.
eAmilopevov, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. . : id.
eAriZovoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. act. . id.
eAzrilw, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) éAris
éAmi~wy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . eArilw
eAmtover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. Att. ($35. rem, 11) id.

€ATIS, (dos, (t),%, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) pr. eapectation ;
hope, Ac. 24.15; Ro. 5.4, et al.; meton.
thing hoped for, Ro

the author or source

the object of hope,
8.24; Gal.
of hope, Col. 1. 27; 1 Ti. 1.1, et al.;
éArrior, in
security, with a guarantee, Ac. 2.26; Ro.

Gay etiales
trust,
confidence, 1 Pe.1.21; ér
8. 20.

eAzrilw, fut. (§ 35.
rem. 11) perf. nArika, aor. 1, yA,
to hope, expect, Lu. 23.8; 24. 21, et al.;

tow, Att. 16,

lo repose hope and confidence in, trust, con-
fide, Mat. 12. 21; Jno. §. 45, et al.

éAricare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. eAdrile
éAve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. Mar

éAvero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. id.
edAvOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 14. rem. 1. a) id.
eAvOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.

éhupatvero,’ 3 pers. sing. imperf. . Avpaivopat

"Edvpas,4 a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Elymas, pr. name.

éhum7jOn, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) dAvréw
ehuriPyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
ehum7Onte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. ; id.
évaynoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
eXiryoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ‘ id.
éX\vce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Nw
ehurpwoOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. AvTpow

’"Edwt, (Aram. * TDN) ) my God, Mar. 15. 34.

oe os ee ee eee

& Ac. 20, 2. 6 Lu. 8. 28,

c Ac. 8.3. 2 4c, 13.8.

Ea

€ua, nom. and acc. pl. neut. : » nds
€uabe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§24.rem.5) wavOdve
enables, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. , id.
euabete, 2 pers. pl. aor, 2, ind. act. 4 : id.
€uabyrevOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.—

C.D. Ln. pablyrevo

enabyrevoe, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. pe 27.57)

epabyrevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
€a0ov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. pavOave
€paptupe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. prapTupéw
€waptupeiro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . : id.
évaptupyOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
épaptupnOncav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
€paptupnoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
epaptupyocay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
€waptipyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
€uaprupovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : : id.
éuds, acc. pl. fem. : ; ews
euaccavro,” 3 pers. pl. imperf. pracodopat
euaotiywoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. pactiyow
éwatawiOyoav,’ 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. parade
€pavTov, acc. masc. éwavToo

(§ 11. tab. K. d) reflexive pron.

ELAUTOD, 7S, OV,

(€ov & avTov) myself, Lu. 7. 7; Jno.

Ream ebial.
ELT dat. masc. €uavTou
€4dXOVTO, 3 pers. pl. npeEE pedxopat

euBaivovtos, gen. s. mas. pt. pres.—Al. Ln. Tdf.
euBavros, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 5. 18)

euBaiv |, fut. éuBycopar, aor. 2, evéBnv, (§ 37.

rem. 1) (ev & Batvo) to step in; to go

on board a ship, embark, Mat. 8. 23; 9.1;

j euBaiva

13. 2, et al.
euBadeiv,° aor. 2, infin. act. 5 eupadrAw
euBarrw |, fut. Badd, aor. 2, évéBadrov, (§ 27.

134

EMET A

eu.Parevw |, fut. evdow, (§ 13. tab. M) (é&v & Baivw) pr. to
step into or upon; met. to search into, in-
vestigate ; to pry into intrusively.
euBarevwv,? nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
euPavas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. euPartw
euPnvat, aor. 2, infin. (§ 37. rem. 1) { eu. Baives
euBiBdlw |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) (ey & Bi

Balw) to cause to step into or upon; to

eu Pareto

set in or upon ; especially, to put on board,
Ac. 27. 6.
euPr€rovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . euBrérw
euBrErw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ev & Bré-
ro) to look attentively, gaze earnestly,
at an object, followed by eis, Mar. 6. 26;
TNs Lie
searchingly or significantly, at a person,
followed by the dat.,

11; to direct a glance, to look

Mar. 10. 21; 14.67;

Lu. 22. 61, et al.; absol. to see clearly,

Mar. (832535 Ac: 225 00
euPreas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . &uBdréro
euPrépaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.1. id.
éuPrabare, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. . id.

euBpyrdopar, Guar, fut. yoopar, (§ 19. tab. 8)
(€v & Bpyzcopat, to snort) to be greatly
fretted or agitated, Jno. 11.33; to charge
or forbid sternly or vehemently, Mat. 9. 30;
Mar. 1. 43; to express indignation, to cen-

sure, Mar. 14.5

€u.Bpyrnodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 eu Bpydopac

eu Bpyrcpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
epee, acc. sing. (§ 11 tab. K.a) . : ‘ eyo
eueydAvve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. peyadtven
eweyadtvero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . é id.
eueOcOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 22.

rem. 4) pelo

ete 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. 4)

rem. 1. b, and 2. d) (ev & Badrdw) to pevo

cast into. e€eway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . s ; id.
eu Bavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 euBaivo éuewve, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ ; id.
euBavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 . : id. epweXe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pere
euPavrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 z id. epederyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pederaw
ep Bavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 - id. eueAXre, 3 pers. sing. imperf. per(Qw
euBavrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 $ id. eedAor, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. id.
€pBarrcpevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. pres. mid. euParrTw epeupavTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 23. rem. 5) peudhopar
euBarrw |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ev & Barrw) eLEve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. 5 ‘ pew

to dip in, Mat. 26. 23; Jno. 13. 26; mid. ewevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. “ j , id.

euParropat, to dip for food in a dish, eLepLoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. pepiler

Mar. 14. 20 eepiaOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
eufas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 eu Paiva ewer,” aor. ], infin. ewew

@ Re. 16. 10. 6 Ro. 1. 21. e Lu. 12. 5. d Col. 2. 18 e Re. 3. 16.

EMECL 135 € (LTT L7T
Ewecitrevoe,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. peoitevw | eudy, acc. masc. and nom. and ace. neut. sing. eds
éuerpyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . + petpew éu.0s, 7, ov, (§ 11. rem. 4) possessive adj. of the
enew, @ |, fut. éow, (§ 22. rem. 1) to vomit, first pers. my, mine, Jno. 7. 16; 8. 37.

Rev. 3. 16. et al.
éu7, nom. sing. fem. . 1.05 €pooxoroinoay,/ 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. porxorroveu
euy, dat. sing. fem. : : : : id. €wod, gen. sing. ey
éunv, acc. sing. fem. : : : : id. €uov, gen. sing. neut. eds
eujvece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. penvio éuovs, acc. pl. masc. . : : ; ; ca
éuns, gen. sing. fem. : e.0s eurarypovy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) eumaile
epuse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 6 36. rem. 5) pcyvope | eurarypovy, dat. sing.—Gr. Sch. Taf. ;
, ; epTrauly Love,
éuionoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. pure Rec. om. (2 Pe. 3. 3) : \
évioyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. euratypos }, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) euraile
eulonce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. €urratypov, gen. pl. gravypids
epuoddcaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. . pur Ode eumailew, pres. infin. éumatle
€uicouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. pure éurailovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.

evpaivonat}, fut. avotpar, (§ 24. rem. 4) (& &
praivop.a) to be mad against, be furious
towards. L.G.

éppavopevos,” nom. sing. masc. part. pr. .

*Eppavouna,” 6, Emmanuel, pr. name, indecl.

,
EL Latvop.at

"Eppaors,” 6, Emmaus, pr. name, indecl., of a vil-

lage near Jerusalem.
3 pers. sing. pres. ind. eupva
pres. infin: ~. 6 id.

Sau
EpLLevely,
éupevw |, fut. ev, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) ie & pevor)

a He. 6.17.

eurraily |, fut. aigw, (§ 26. rem. 2) (év & watlw)

to play upon, deride, mock, treat with scorn
HON aris OL).
by impl. to dlude, delude, deceive,

and contumely, Mat. 20.
et al.;
Mat. 2. 16.
€praly Lov", nS, 1, mocking,
derision, v.r. 2 Pe. 3. 3. N.T.
eurarypos, ov, 6, (8 3. tab. C. a)
mocking, scofing, scorn, He. 11.36. L.G.

€uzraixtys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a

scoffing,

pr. to remain in a place; met. to abide by, mocker, derider, scoffer, 2 Pe. 3. 3;

to continue firm in, persevere in, Acts 14.22; Jude 18. L.G.

Gal. 3.10; He. 8. 9. eumratkral, nom. pl. epumaikrns
"Eppop,’ 6, Emmor, pr. name, indecl. Rec. Gr. Sch. euraixtys |, ov, 0 eumrailes

"Ep pop, Al. Ln. Tdf. eprateat, aor. I, infin. act. : 2 ; id.
ev nLOvevoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. - pynpoveto eumaifover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . F id.
euVNOVvErce, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. ; id. eprratxOynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
euvnoOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 36.rem.3) pupvyjoKw | euareAnopévot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. €uaiaAype
euvioOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass, i id. eprEeplTarEew, o |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P.) (ev &
euvyncOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. mepimratew) pr. to walk about in a place;
enna Oncor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id. met. in N.T. to live among, be conversant
euvynorevpévy, dat. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.— with,

AT BEDE Lin die ; 4 pevnoTevo eurrepi@atyjow,* 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. euTrepuTrarew

pepvnotevpevy, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 2. 5) éumecety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 37. rem. 1) epTrinto

euvynorevpevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. } €LTETELTAL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ‘ . id.

— A.B. Ln. Tdf. : 2 2 id. eurréeon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. 5 ; id.

pepvnotevpevny, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu.1.27) J €TETOVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part, aor.2.. id.
€p01, dat. sing. F eyo eumecovvrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.—B.D. Ln. Tdf. a
éuot, nom. pl. masc. : a e.0s mecovvrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 6.39)
€wots, dat. pl. neut. . : = ; , id. eprtrAnput, and epmruTAdw, é |, fut. eprAjow, aor. |,
enoixevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. prorxevoo pass. everAnoOnv, (év & ripaAnpn) to
enodvvay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. portva fill, Ac. 14. 17; pass. to be satisfied, sa-
enodvvOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. tiated, full, Lu. 1.53; 6. 25; Jno. 6. 12
6 Ac. 26, 11. e Mat. 1. 23. d Lu. 24, 13. e Ac. 7.16. f Ac. 7. 41. yg He. 11. 36. h2 Co. 6. 16.

€(LTTUTT

136

EW

met. to have the full enjoyment of, Ro. 15. 24.
euruTAOv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.
eumimTouct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : 3
eurizrw |, fut. recodpar, aor. 2, évérecor, (§ 37.

rem. 1) (évy & aimtw) to fall into, Mat.

12.11; Lu.14.5; to encounter, Lu. 10.36;

eumuT\aw

,
€uTrinTw

to be involved in, 1 Ti. 3.6, 7; 6.9;

€is xElpas, to fall under the chastisement

of, He. 10. 31.
€urrAaKevTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(§ 24. rem.10) . " ; . euTréxw
euTA€kerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
eurrexw |, fut. wm, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (ev & mA€xw)

pr. to intertwine ; met. to implicate, en-

tangle, involve; pass. to be implicated,

involved, or to entangle one’s self in,

AMT Be ABW OY Jeb 736. G0);

eurAoKn, 7s, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) braid-

ing or plaiting of hair. L.G.
epTAno00, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, subj. pass.
eumAokn |, 7S, 7 A : : <
eumAokys,” gen. sing. . . . - éumrAoKy
eurrvew |, fut. evow, (§ 35. rem. 3) (ev & TvEew) to

breathe into or upon; to respire, breathe ;

. eemlrAnue

euTrAéKw

met. to breathe of, be animated with the
spirit of.
éumrvewy,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : euTveuw
eu7ropevoprar |, fut. evropar, (§ 15. tab. O) (ev &
Topevoja.) to travel; to travel for busi-
ness’ sake; to trade, traffic, Jas. 4. 13; by
impl., trans., to make a gain of, deceive for

one’s own advantage, 2 Pe. 2. 3.

éumopevoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : €uropevopar
europevooucba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. 3 id.
europia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
€pmopiay,” acc. sing. . 5 : : €mropia
eumdpiov |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) €uTropevopiar
eproptov,* gen. sing. . . . . €[LTOpLov
€umopot, nom. pl. . : : + €u7ropos

€zropos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (ey & aépos) pr.
a passenger by sea; a traveller ; one who
travels about for traffic, a merchant, Mat.
MOA S EURe LO.03 51, 015512 3s
éumopia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) traffic, trade, Mat. 22. 5.
epmroptov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a
mat,
traffic, Jno. 2. 16.

market-place, emporium; meton.

europe, dat. sing. . : : : 6 €u7ropos
eump70u |, fut. TPHTo, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) to set on

Jire, to burn, Mat. 22. 7.
eutrpoobev, adv. used also as a prep. before, in front

of, Lu.19.4; Phi. 3.14; before, in the pre-

sence of, in the face of, Mat. 5.24; 23.14;

before, previous to, Jno. 1. 15, 27, 303

from the Heb. in the sight or estimation

of, Mat. 11. 26; 18. 14, et al.

eumrvelv, pres. infin. . , : : euTTvw
euTticartes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 5 id.
euTrtuaOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
euTTvcouel, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. 5 . id.

eum |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (€v & rrtw) to
spit upon, Mat. 26. 67; 27. 30, et al.
(dw, tow), LG.

€uavn, acc. sing. masc. . : ; - eudarvys

euparvys, €os, ods, 6, 7, Td, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(€v & Gaivw) apparent, conspicuous, ob-
vious to the sight, Ac. 10. 40; met. mani-
fest, known, comprehended, Ro. 10. 20.

enhavilw, fut. (ow, aor.1, evedavica,

(§ 26. rem.1) to cause to appear clearly ;
to communicate, report, Ac. 23.15, 22; to
lay an information, Ac. 24.1; 25. 2, 153
to manifest, intimate plainly, He. 11. 14;
to reveal, make known, Jno. 14. 21, 22;
pass. to appear, be visible, Mat. 27. 53; to
present one’s self, He. 9. 24.

epbavicew, pres. infin. act. . é 5 euavilo
eupavilover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . c id.
eupavilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : eupavnys
éudavicate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. » eudavito
eupavicbjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ‘ 5 id.
euaviow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
eudoor, nom. pl. masc. ‘ ‘ i euofsos
éuofos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (év & PdBos)

terrible; in N.T. terrified, affrighted, Lu. (
24. 5, 373 Ac. 10. 4; 22.9; et al.
eupoBwv, gen. pl. <upoBos
euprodw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ev &
produ, to breathe) to blow or breathe

. . . . .

into, inflate; in N.T. to breathe upon,
Jno. 20. 22.
euputov,© acc. sing. masc. ‘ Pei! on euutos
euros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (& & diw)
implanted, ingrafted, infixed,

€@, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . . é €.0s

a1 Pe. 3.3. 6 Ao. 9. 1.

e Mat. 22. 5.

d Jno. 2. 16. e Ja.1. 21.

a.

~
€LLOV 137 EVOEL
éuav, gen. pl. ° 6 c €.0s as the wind, Mat. 14. 24; Ac. 26.9; 28. 17;
euopave, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; propatvw 6 e& évaytias, an adverse party, enemy,
euwpavOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. Tit. 2.8; adverse, hostile, counter, 1 The
De ik
eV, prep. pr. referring to place, in, Mat. 8.6; Mar. évavtia, acc. pl. neut. . : 2 4 évavtios
12. 26; Re. 6. 6, et al. freq.; upon, Lu. evavtias, gen. sing. fem. . 5 C : id.
8. 32, et al.; among, Mat. 11. 11, et al.; évavtiov, acc. sing. neut. S 4 P id.
before, in the presence of, Mar. 8. 38, et al.; évavttov, adv. S ; 0 C evayTe
in the sight, estimation of, 1 Co. 14. 11, évavttos, (a, cov, and ov, 6, 7 : : id.
et al.; before, judicially, 1 Co. 6. 2; in, of évavtiovs, acc. pl. masc. . i 3 évayrios
state, occupation, habit, Mat. 21. 22; Lu. évavtiov, gen. pl. , x 2 . id.
4.25; Ro, 4. 10, et al.; in the case of, evapEdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 2 evapxopat
Mat. 17. 12, et al.; in respect of, Lu. 1. 7; évap&dprevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . id.

1 Co. 1.7, et al.; on occasion of, on the
ground of,-Mat. 6. 7; Lu. 1. 21, et al.;
used of the thing by which an oath is
made, Mat. 5. 34, et al.; of the instru-
ment, means, efficient cause, Ro. 12. 21;
Ac. 4. 12, et al.; equipped with, furnished

with, 1 Co. 4.21; He. 9. 25, et al.; ar-

rayed with, accompanied by, Lu. 14. 31;

Jude 14, et al.; of time, during, in the

course of, Mat. 2. 1, et al.; in N.T. of de-

moniacal possession, possessed by, Mar.5.2,

et al.

evOev, adv. hence, from this place, v.r.
Lu. 16. 26.
évros, adv. inside, within, Lu. 17. 21;

70 évt0s, the interior, inside, Mat. 23. 26.
éy, nom. and ace. sing. neut. : ; a4) Gis
€va, acc. sing. masc. é id.
evayxadiCopar}, fut. fropar, 5 26. rem. 1) (ev &

aya) to take into or embrace in one’s
L.G.
evayKadiordpLevos, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 1 evayKadiopat
évadtos |, ta, cov, and ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. J, and

rem. 2) (éy & dXs) marine, living in the

arms, Mar. 9. 36; to. 16.

sea.
-
évaANtwv,? gen. pl. 3 p ; - évdAtos
évavtt,’ adv. (ev & ayvrt) over against, in the pre-

L.G.

évavtiov, adv. (pr. neut. of évayrios)
before, in the presence of, Mar. 2.12; Lu.
20. 26; Ac. 8. 32; from the Heb. in the
sight or estimation of, Ac. 7.10; with rod

sence of.

Geov, an intensive expression, Lu. 24. 19.

évavtios, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) opposite
to, over against, Mar. 15. 39; contrary,

aJa.3.7. 6 Lu. 1.8.

éevapxopar |, fut. gouor, (§ 23. rem. 1.b) (ey &
apxop.ac) to begin, commence, Gal. 3. 3;

Phisi6-
evaros, y, ov, the ninth, in Lachmann’s text, for évvaros
évavdynoa, | pers. sing. aor.1, ind. : . vavayew
evavaynoay. 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
evoedupevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. . évddw
evocdupevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
é€voedupévos, nom. sing. mase. part. perf. pass. id.

evdens,° €os, ots, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. Gb) (evdéw)
indigent, poor, needy.
evoery pa," atos, T6, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
evoctxviip.an | fut. d<tEopat, (§ 31. tab B.B) (mid. of
evoctKvipLt, to point out) to manifest, dis-
He. 6. 10, et al; to
give outward proof of, Ro. 2.15; to display

b) ,
evoeikvypat

play, Ro. 9. 17, 22;

a certain bearing towards a person ; hence,

to perpetrate openly, 2 Ti. 4. 14.
evoerypa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a

token, evidence, proof, 2 Thes. 1. 5.
evoetéts, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a

pointing out; met. manifestation, public de-

claration, Ro. 3. 25, 26; a token, sign,
proof, i.q. evocrypa, 2 Coy. or24e Phir
T25:
EVOELKVULLEVOL, nom. pl.m. pt. pres. —B.D. Ln. Tdf. }
evoeiEacbe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. evdeckveprar
8524)
€VOELKVULLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
évoetxvuvtat, 3% pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.
évoetEacbar, aor. 1, infin. . . 4 ; id.
évociEacOe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. A id.
evoetEnrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ; : id.
evoeewv, acc. sing. evoerets

evoetets, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. 0) » evOEtKVUpAL

e Ac, 4. 34. d 2 Thes. 1. 5.

EvoEl

évdeiEwpat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.
evoeka, ot, al, Ta, (ets, ev, & déxa) eleven, Mat.
28.16; Mar. 16. 14, et al.
€voekdtos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
eleventh, Mat. 20. 6,9; Re. 21. 20.
evoekatnv, acc. sing. fem. .
EVOEKATOS, 1), OV 5 ;
evdexerat,* impers. (evd€xopat, to admit) it is pos-
sible.
evonpew, ©], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (ev & dijpos)
to dwell in a place, be at home, 2 Cor.

> /
evoeikvupat

« /
€vOeKaTOS
9

evOEeKa.

5 Oy Gs
evonpnoat, aor. 1. infin. evonpwew
evOnpLovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
évouvaKovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act.—

Bac, Dine Tee. evOLOvTKW

evovovart, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 15.17)

evoudvoKw| : : : : + evovw
évoukov, nom. neut. and acc. fem. sing. evOuKOS

evoikos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éy & Sky) fair,
just, Ro. 3.8; He. 2. 2.

evoopyats,” EWs, n (§ 5. tab. E. c) (evdopew) pr.
a thing built in; in N.T. a building, struc-
ture. L.G.

evookalw |, fut. dow, (§ 26 rem. 1) (év & do€alw)
to invest with glory; pass. to be glorified,
to be made a subject of glorification, 2 Thes.

TeroOr12. XO
evdoEacdy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass, . evookalw
evooeac Onvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : id.
évoo€ot, nom. pl. masc. evoo€os
evoo€ots, dat. pl. neut. . : 5 : id.
evoo€ov, acc. sing. fem. : i j id.
evoogos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éy & ddéa)

honoured, 1 Co. 4.10; notable, memorable,

Lu. 13. 17; splendid, gorgeous, Lu. 7. 253

in unsullied array, Ep. 5. 27.
evoosa, dat. sing. masc.. €voo£os
evoupa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) . » evdovw
evovpact, dat. pl. evoup.a.
evovp.atos, gen. sing. : : : : id.
evovvap.ov, 2 pers.s. pres. imper. mid. ($21.tab.U) evovvapLow
evOvvapLovvTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
evduvapovobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. id.

evouva.ow, |, fut. woow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ev & ov-
vapis) to empower, invigorate, Phi. 4. 13;
1 Ti. 1.12; 2 Ti. 4.17; mid. to summon
up vigour, put forth energy, Ep. 6. 10;

a Lu. 13.33.

138

6 Re. 21. 18.

eveRp

2 Ti. 2.1; pass. to acquire strength, be invigor-
ated, be strong, Ac.g.22; Ro. 4.20; He.
10 340 NGE

evOuvapLocavTt, dat. sing. mase. part. aor. 1, act. evOvvapow
evovvovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. evotvay
éyovovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. évovw
evOvedj1<voL, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
evovadpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
evovoac ban, aor. 1, infin. mid. ‘ k id.
evovoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. : id.
evovoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. F id.
evovoews,” gen. sing. ; evouais
evovonabe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. évovw
evovonrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id.
adios], ews, fj, (§ 5. tab. Ec). , id.
evovowpeba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id.

évovw and evovve |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ev &
dvw) to enter, 2 Ti. 3.6; to put on, clothe,
invest, array, Mat. 27.31; Mar.15. 17, 20;
mid. clothe one’s self, be clothed or invested,
Mati222 11s) 27.u3t etealss) troprszonue
invested with spiritual gifts, graces, or
character, Lu. 24.49; Ro.13.14, et al.
(vw, dvw, tow).
evolovoKw, a later form, equivalent
to éyovw, Lu. 8. 27; 16. 19; and v.r.
Mar. 15. 17.
évoupa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
clothing, a garment, Mat. 6. 25, 28;
22.11, 12, et al.; in particular, an outer
garment, cloak, mantle, Mat. 3.4. L.G.
evovgls, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
putting on, or wearing of clothes, 1 Pe.3.3.

éevéBn, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ($37. rem.1) . éuBaive
éveBynpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind—B. Ln.
ere Snuer, Rec. Gr. Sch. : 5 id.
aveBnpev, Tdf. (Ac. 21. 6)
évéBnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . k id

éveBiBace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. eu BiBdlo
évéBXere, 3 pers. sing. imperf—B. Ln. Taf. ; :

évéBreWe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 8.25) . ; ep Prero
évéBXerov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 1 c) id.
éeveBAeWe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 4 : id.
éveBpyunOy, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass—B. Ln.

éeveBpysnoato, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. ana | eu. Bpyszcopae

0430). : ‘ , J

éveBpypjoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
éveBpyavro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; : id.

ce] Pe.3.3.

EveyK 139 Evepy
eveykavtes, nom. pl.masc. pt. aor.1, ($36.rem.1) épw evewewvav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 34. rem. 1. c) eppevn
eveyKas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act... id. évevevoy,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. : : . evveto
évéyxare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. F id. évéraiCov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . ; eurratler
evedciSacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ‘ 2 evoetkvupar éveraréav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : ; id.
évedeiéato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id. everraixOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind, pass. . id.
évedudvoKero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. evodvoKw | évérAyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. + €umirAnpe
évedpa. |, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (ev & everrAnoOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.

€dpa) pr. @ sitting in or on a spot; an everpyoe,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . eutpndw
ambush, ambuscade, or lying in wait, Ac. evertvov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. é , 5 curv
23.16; 25. 3. évértvcay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id.
evedpevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to evepyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . a evepycw
lie in wait or ambush for, Ac. 23. 21; to éevépyete. |, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem.2) . evepyys
endeavour to entrap, Lu. 11. 54. evépyevay, acc. sing. . . . . evépyeva
évedpov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) iq. aes gen. sing. P ; ? id.
gyedpe, Aes2g.16, (N-T. evepyeiv, pres. infin. i : - evepyew
evedpay, ace. sing. evédpa enous 3 pers. sing. pres.ind. mid. 617. tab. Q) id.
evedpevovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. evedpevoo evepyéo, o|, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) evepyis
évedpevovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id. evépynpa |, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . i id.
evedpevoo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) é 5 evedpa Sree pera: noms please : ; evepynpa
évedpov,* ov, 76, B.Sch. Tdf. . ee yisarou, gen. pl. 2 | id.

i : id.
évedpav, Rec. Gr. (Ac. 23.16). \
éveduvapLovro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. f evduvap.ow

evedvvap.oon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
evedvvapwlnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
EVEOUVA PLOT, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
évédvoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . évovw
evedvoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. é id.

evetAew, © |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ev & cidew)
to inwrap, envelope.
evetAnoe,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. évetAcw
Evert |, (§ 12. tab. L) (ev & cic) to be in or
within; 7a évdvta, those things which are
within, Lu. 11. 41.
eve, (§ 12. rem. 1) (for eveott) there
is in, there is contained, there exists, Gal.
2G. ters Col. 3401
eveixe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) 3

A dizin its bye
Sh:
EVEXW

4 7 4
EVEKA, OF EVEKEV, OT ELVEKED, 24V. on account
of, for the sake of, by reason of, Mat.

Kalo y dis) TOS. 30, ehral.

évexaivice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . eykauvilw
évexdAovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. eykadew
evexey, adv. : c : : . EveKa,
éevexevtpiaOys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. eycevtpilo
EVEKOTTTOUNV, 1 pers. sing. imperf. pass. eyKorTw
evexowe, 3 pers. sing. aor.], ind. act. . ; id.
évéxpuwe, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. eyKpirro
a Ac. 23. 16. 6 Mar, 15. 46.

évepyys, €0s, ovs, 6, 9, (§ 7. ab, G. b) ce & ép-
yov) active, Phile. 6; efficient, energetic,
Heb. 4. 12; adapted to accomplish a thing,
effectual, 1 Co. 16. 9.

evepyeta,, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) energy, efficacy, power, Phi. 3. 21;
Col. 2. 12; active energy, operation, Ep.

4. 16; Col. 1. 29, ef al:
evepyéw, &, fut. you, aor. 1, evnpyn-
Ga, tovefect, INCol 12.16; 015, Gal. 355);
Ep. 1.11; Phi. 2.13; to put into operation,
Ep. 1. 20; absol. to be active, Mat. 14. 2;
Mar. 6. 14; Ep. 2. 2; in N.T. to commu-
nicate energy and efficiency, Gal. 2.8; pass.
or mid. to come into activity, be actively
developed; to be active, be in operation,
towards aresult, 2 Co. 4.12; 2 Thes. 2. 7;
to be an active power or principle, Ro. 7. 5;
1 Thes.

with activity ; in action, operative, 2 Co.

2.12; part. evepyovpevos, instinct

PaO se Galews.065 Dips 3g120))) Colaks 20);
earnest, Ja. 5. 16.

evepynpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

an effect, thing effected, 1 Co. 12. 6;
operation, working, 1Co.12.10. L.G. \
evepyyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. evepyeo
évepyoupévy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. . id.
évepyoujevnv, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. id.
c Lu. 1. 62. d Mat. 22. 7.

EVEPY 140 eva
evepyoupevns, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. evepyéw evOev, adv.—Gr. Sch. : c |
evepyovvTos, gen. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres. id. evrevdev, Rec. 5 : . év
évepyovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id. Tdf. om. (Lu. 16. 26) ? : |
évepyav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id. evOupetoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . evOvpéoprat
évéoryke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 29. tab. x) eviornpt evOvpéopat, ova. |, fut. yoopat, aor. 1, (pass.
€veoTnkOTa, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. ‘ id. form) evebupnOnv, (§ 17. tab. Q) (ev &
éveotacay, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. (§35.rem.8) id. @ujpos) to ponder in one’s mind, think of,
éveot@ra, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. : ° id. meditate on, Mat. 1.20; 9. 4; Ac. 10. 19.
éveoTotos, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. id. evOvpnots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
everetAapyv, | pers. sing. aor. I, ind. evTeAXoprau the act of thought, cogitation, reflection,
évereikaro, 3 pers.s.aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem.1.d) id. Mat. 9. 4; 12. 25; He. 4. 12; the result of
everpeTroucba, 1 pers. pl. imperf. mid. evTpéeTrw thought, invention, device, Ac. 17. 29.
évervArEe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . évtuNiocow evOuunberros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. ], pass. evOvpéopat
évérvxov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. evtvyxave | evOvuycets, ace. pl. . : : . evOvpnots
éevervoyéw, &], fut. 7ow, ($ 16. tab. P) (ev & €v- evOupnoewy, gen. pl. . ; : id,

doyew) to bless in respect of, or by means evOupnoews, gen. sing. 5 3 id.
of, Ac. 3. 25;°Gal.3: 8.. LXX. éevOipnors |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) evOujrcopar
evevhoynOncovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. evevloyéw evOvjovpevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
evepavicay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. eupavilw évi, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . ‘ €is
évepavicas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. évt, for €veozt, (§ 12. rem. 1) evelpe
evepavicOncar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. éviavTov, acc. sing. : : éviavros
evepionce,“ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. eupvodw éviavtds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (€vos) a year, more
evexety, pres. infin. . : : : : evexw particularly as being a cycle of seasons,
evexeo be, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. : id. and in respect of its revolution, Jno.
evexOcioay, ace. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. Hin) RuR ely wae ie GU irl INN Cin
(§ 36. rem.1) . 5 . depw era, Lu. 4. 19.
evexOeions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id. éviavTov, gen. sing. . : : 5 éviauTos
evexOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ‘ , id. éviavtovs, acc. pl. ‘ id.
evexw |, fut. €w, imperf. evelxov, (§ 13. rem. 4) (ev & evikyoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. VUKAw
€xw) to hold within ; to fix upon; in N.T. eviknoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
intrans. (scil. yoXov) to entertain a grudge eviknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . A id.
against, Mar. 6. 19; to be e«asperated éviote, ady. sometimes, (et, for €veort, and Gre,
against, Lu. 11. §3; pass. to be entangled, when) (Mat. 17. 15)—D. Ln.
held fast in, Gal. 5. 1. qwoNAakts, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
évoxos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) held in eviornpe |, fut. évorynow, (§ 29. tab. X.) (ev &
or by ; subjected to, He. 2.15; obnoxious, iornpt) to place in or upon; intrans., perf.
liable to, Mat. 5. 21, 22; 26. 66; Mar. eveoTnKa, part. EVETTHKOS and éyertws,
3.29; 14.64; an offender against, 1 Co. fut. mid. eVOTHTOLAL, to stand close upon;
Milee2 75w a2. LO; to be at hand, impend, to be present, Ro.
évypyeiro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. - evepyew 8.38; 2 Thes. 2. 2, et al.
evNpyNKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind.—A.B. Ln. a A evicxuce, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . : evicxvo *
evnpyynoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ep. 1. 20) evirxtw |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ev & toydw) to
evnpynoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id. strengthen, impart strength and vigour,
evnpéaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—B.Ln. . ce Lu. 22. 43; intrans. to gain, acquire, or
mpoevnpgato, R. Gr.Sch.Tdf. (2 Co.8.6) } SU recover strength and vigour, be strengthened,
évOade, adv. (evOa, here, & de, an enclitic particle) Ac. 9. 19. (vo).
pr. hither, to this place, Jno. 4. 15,16, et al.; EVLTXVOV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. EVLTXUW
also, here, in this place, Lu. 24.41, et al. evupa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . virtTw

a Jno.

20. 22.

évupdpny, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. iN A a
évipato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. , id
eve, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. i : id.
évvdryn, dat. sing. fem. . : : €vvatos
évvdrnv, ace. sing. fem. . : : : id.
évvaros, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Bohs

EVV ELL," ot, al ta, nine, Lu. 17. 17.
évvaros, OT évatos, arn, ov, ninth,
Mat. 20.5; Re. 21. 20, et al.
évverkovra, ol, al, Td, ninety.
évvevnkovtaevvea, ol, al, Ta, ninety-
nine, Mat. 18. 12, 13; Lu. 15. 4, 7.

> e e , ,
evvevyKovTa, | OUNOUAT aaa: + . - EvVEa
/, e ,

evvevyxovTaevvea, ot,-at, Ta, Rec. Gr. Sch. °
> , > , I 1d.
evevyKOVTG evved, 1-0. .

évveoi,’ nom, pl. masc.—Rec. Gr. Sch. . ae

~ €VVEOS

eye, Ae alnuids (Aco. 7) {

evveds |, ov, 6, 4, and éveds, (§ 7. rem. 2) stupid ;
dumb ;
wildered, stupified.

evvevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (é&v & vetw)
to nod at, signify by a nod;

struck dumb with amazement, be-

to make
signs ; to intimate by signs, Lu. 1. 62.
évvote |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (ev &

voew, vous ) notion, idea; thought, pur-

pose, intention, He. 4. 12; 1 Pe. 4. 1.
] 4
evvolay, acc. sing. . . . . €VVOLa
évvoiov, gen. pl. . : ; F id.

6

€vvopos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (é & onl
within law ; lawful, legal, Ac. 19. 39;

N.T. subject or under a law, obedient to a
lew, 1 Co. Q. 21.
évvipy, dat. sing. fem. ; ; £ Brews
evvuxov,° adv.—Ree. Gr. Sch. . ‘ ; f
evvuxa,—Al. Ln. Tdf. (Mar. 1. 35) \ EVVUXOS

Lvyos], ov, 6, (87. rem. 2) (éy & wé) noc-
turnal ; neut. EVVUXOY, as an adv. by night.
éevouxéw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (év & oikéw)
to dwell in, inhabit ; in N.T. met. to be in-

141

EVTEX

évoukooopew, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (év & oixodo-
fe 1)

peo) to build in, or together. v.r.
évolKovv, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. 5 évoikew
eVOLKOLVTOS, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. : id.
évotxovcay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres.—A. ;
peevovaayv, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Jno. 2) \ id:
evopuce, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. : A vopilo
evopileto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . : id.
evopucov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. 5 - id.
evopucray, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id.
evopLeas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 6 id.
évovra,? acc. pl. neut. part. pres. : P EvELpe
evopkilw, fut. iow, (ev & épxilw) to adjure.
—AI. Ln. Tdf.
épxilor, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Thes. 5. 27).
évos, gen. sing. masc. and neut. . 5 - es
evoopicaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. . voodpile
évérns], nros, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) ; - es
évoTnTa, acc. sing. : : . €vOoTNS

évoyhéw, &], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (év & éy-
Aéw) to trouble, annoy; to be a trouble,

He. 12. 15.
evoxAn»® 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . ; evoxr€w
évoxAovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.

—A.B. Tdf. . : id.

6xAovpevot, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. 6.18)

EVOXOL, nom. pl. masc. - 3 - évoxos
EVOXOV, acc. sing. masc. . 5 : a id.
&voxos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. De fs 5 evexw
evVOTHTOVTAL, 3 pers. pl.fut.ind. mid. ($29.tab. Y) evioType
evraApa |, aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) - evrédAopar
evTdApata, acc. pl. . . . : - e&radpa
evraduacery, pres. infin. . . evradialo

evradidlw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (evraduos,
Oamrw) to prepare a body for burial,
Mat. 26. 12;
preparations for burial, Jno. 19. 40. L.G.

absol. to make the ordinary

évradiacp.ds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
preparation of a corpse for burial, Mar.

TAN Sie NOs i278 Nel

dwelling spiritually, Ro. 8.11; Col. 3. 16; evradudean, aor. 1, infin. act. evradialon

2 Ti. 1.14; to be infixed orang 2 évradiac pov, acc. sing. s : 2 evradiac pos

1.5; of the Deity, to indweil, by special evragiacpos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a). evrapiale

presence, 2 Co. 6. 16. evradiac pod, gen. sing. 5 , : evradiac pos

évoikeitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : EVOLKéa) évrewWdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 evTéANopat

evoukyow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . . id. eyreActrat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 35. rem. 11) id.

évoikooopetaGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.—C. F , | évrédXopat, fut. reAodpas, aor. 1, évererhapeny,
cixoSoneiobe, R. Gr. ote evoucodop.ew (§ 27. rem. 1. d) perf. éyréraApiau, (8 27.
a Lu.17.17. b Ac. 9.7. ¢ Mar. 1. 35. d Lu. 11.41. e He. 12. 15.

E€VTET

142

evuBp

rem. 2. b) to enjoin, charge, command, Mat. 4. 6;
15.4; 17.9, et al.; to direct, Mat. 19. 7;
Mar. Io. 3.

évraApa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
equivalent to evToAn, a precept, command-
ment, ordinance, Mat. 15.9; Mar. 7. 7;
Col. 2.22. LXX.

evToAn, nS, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) an in-
junction; a precept, commandment, Mat.
5-19; 15.3, 6, et al.; an order, direction,
Ac. 17.15; an edict, Jno. 11.57; a direc-
tion, Mar. 10. 5; a commission, Jno. 10. 18,
a charge of matters to be proclaimed or

received, Jno. 12.49, 50; 1 Ti.6.14; 2 Pe.

2. 21, et al.
évréraArat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. evtéAAopan
evretuArypévor, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. éytrvAioow
evreTuTMpEVN,” nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. éevTuTow

évrevdev, adv. hence, from this place, Mat. 17. 20;
Lu. 4. 9, et al.; €vredOev cal evtedber,
hence and hence, on each side, Re. 22. 2;
hence, from this cause, Ja. 4. 1.

evrevéets, ace. pl. 2 evTevels
évrevéews, gen. sing. , ; , : id.
erevits |, ews, 7, (8 5. tab. E. c) evrvyxdvo
evTysov, acc. sing. masc. . : 7 ; evripos
évTysdrepos, nom. sing. masc. comp. (§ 8.rem.4) id.
évrijious, acc. pl. masc. : ‘ ; id.

evTiLos, ov, 0, OF (§ 7. rem. 2) (ev & TYLH) ho-
noured, estimable, dear, Lu. 7. 2; 14.8;

Phi. 2. 29; highly-valued, precious, costly,

IR er 274-0.
évroAai, nom. pl... : . : evTo\y
évroAats, dat. pl. 3 ; ; ; id.
évroAds, ace. pl... 5 . : ; id.
éevToAn, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . evTehAopau
€vToAnv, acc. sing. . ° : : - évtody
evroAys, gen. sing. : c A i id.
evroAav, gen. pl. A ; 5 é : id.
evroruo,” nom. pl. masc. . . e€vTOmLos

évromios |, ov, 6, 9, (§7.rem.2) (év & rdz0s) ig.
€vtozros, in or of a place; an inhabitant,

citizen.
éyrds, adv. . : . . év
evipaary, 3 pers. s. aor.2, subj. pass. (52. 24.rem.10) évtpérw
evTparrnoovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, ind. pass. . id.
evTpeTropat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . id.
evTpemoprevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

evtpére |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem 1. a) (ev & TpéTw) pr. to
turn one back upon himself; hence, to put
to shame, make ashamed; mid. évTperro-
prot, fut. (pass. form) evTpaTrnTopat,
aor. 2, (pass. form) éverpamny, (§ 24.
rem. 10) to revere, reverence, regard, Mat.
21. 37; Mar. 12. 6, et al.; absol. to feel
shame, be put to shame, 2 Thes. 3. 14;
Tit. 2.8.
evtporn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) rever-
ence; in N.T. shame, 1 Co. 6.5; 15. 34.
eVTpEeTov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . evTperru
evTpepopevos,° nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. evTpedw
evtpedw |, fut. evOpéyu, (§ 35. rem.4) (ev& tpédw)
to nourish in, bring up or educate in; pass.
to be imbued.
ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem.2) (ev & tpopos)
trembling, terrified, Ac. 7. 32; 16.29; He.
T2n2 tee Gr.
evrpom |, NS> ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) 3 c vipers
eVTpOT HV, acc. sing. . : . . evTpomy
evtpupaw, o], fut. iow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ev &
Tpupaw) to live luxuriously, riot, revel.

”
€VTPO}LOS,

5 a

evtpupOvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. F evtpupaw
; rae 2

évrvyxdver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; evTvyxavo

eVTVYXAVELYs pres. infin. ; < : id.

evrvyxave |, fut. revEouar, aor. 2, éverixov, (§ 36.
rem. 2) (ev & TVYXaVW) to full in with,
meet; to have converse with, address; to

address or apply to any one, Ac. 25. 24;

trép twos, to intercede for any one, plead

the cause of, Ro. 8. 27, 34; He. 7. 25;

kata Twos, to address a representation

or suit against any one, to accuse, com-

(a).

évreviéis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.

hence, converse, address ;

plain of, Ro. 11. 2.

a meeting with ;
prayer, supplication, intercession, 1 Ti.2.1
Baik

evtvAicow |, fut. fw, perf. pass. évrervArypau, (§ 26.
rem. 3) (ev & tuAicow) to wrap up in,
inwrap, envelope, Mat. 27. 59; Lu. 23. 53;
to wrap up, roll or fold together, Jno. 20.7.

evruTrow, & |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (év & rurdu,
from rizros, an impress) to impress a figure,
instamp, ZECOw sci

evuBpila |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (év & UGpis)

to insult, outrage, contemn.

engrave,

a2Co. 3.7.

6 Ac. 21.12.

ce] Ti. 4. 6.

evuBp 143 e&ane
evuBpioas,* nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | evvBpilo | eayyéAdu, fut. yeAd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (e & dyyéAAw)
evvée,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. vvoow to tell forth, divulge, publish; to declare
evirvia,® acc. pl. 2 : : evimrviov abroad, celebrate.
evurrviatopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. — évurvuciLw | Eder, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : . eéyo
evurrviacen |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : évimrvlov eayopalopevot, nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. mid. eayopalw
evuTviacOycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. evumviddw | eEayopdlw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem.1) (é & dyo-

évuTrviots, dat. pl—Gr. Sch. Tdf.

évirvia, Rec. (Ac. 2. 17)
évirviov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (pr. neut. of
evirrvios, presented during sleep, from éy

be ,
\ evUTrvLov

& UmVOS) a dream; in N.T, a supernatural
suggestion or impression received during
sleep, a sleep-vision.

evuTrviddw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
and evurrvidbopan, fut. (pass. form) évuTr-
viacOynocopas, to dream ; in N.T. to dream
under supernatural impression, Ac. 2. 17;
to dream delusion, Jude 8.

éeviotakay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. vuoralu
EvOKNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§13.rem.2) évotxéw

évwmtov, adv. (pr. neut. of €VwTrLOS, in sight or
front) before, in the presence of, Lu. 5. 25;
8. 47; in front of, Re. 4. 5, 6; imme-
Lu.
1.17; Re. 16.19; from the Heb. in the

diately preceding as a forerunner,

presence of, metaphysically, i.e. in the
sphere of sensation or thought, Lu. 12. 9;
15.10; Ac. 10. 31; im the eyes of, in the
judgment of, Iu. 16. 15; 24. 11; Ac.
L.G.

*Evds,? 6, Enos, pr. name, indecl.

4. 19, et al.

evotiopar |, fut. fromat, aor. evwricdpyy, (§ 26.
rem. 1) (ev & ovs) to give ear, listen,

L.G,.

evwrioacbe,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. z

"Evox, 6, Enoch, pr. name, indecl.

eg, See ék.

hearken to.

> 4
evwti€opar

€&, ol, at, Ta, six, Mat. 17.1; Mar. 9. 2, et al.
extos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) sixth,
Mat. 20. 5; 27. 45, et al.

ait
éEjxovta, ol, al, Ta, siwty, Mat. 13.

8. 23, et al.
eayayeiy, aor. 2, infin. (§ 13. rem. 7. b. d) eeayw
eLayayéTwoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
eLayaydvres, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
eEayaywv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.

egayyeihnre! 2 pers. pl.aor.1,subj. (§27.rem.1.d) eLayyéAdw

palw) to buy out of the hands of a per-
son; to redeem, set free, Gal. 3.13; mid.
to redeem, buy off, to secure for one’s self
or one’s own use; to rescue from loss

or misapplication, Ep. 5. 16; Col. 4. 5.

L.G.
e€ayopeoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. eayopalw
éédyovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : eayw

ecayw |, fut €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, eeyayov,
(§ 13. rem. 7. b. d) (e€ & dyw) to bring
or lead forth, conduct out of, Mar. 8.

(a).

eaipéew, a], fut. you, aor. 2, é€etAov, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(e€ & aipew) to take out of ; to pluck out,
tear out, Mat. 5. 29; 18.9; mid. to take

23; 15.20; Lu. 24. 50, et al.

out of, select, choose, Ac. 26. 17; to rescue,

deliver, UNC 7alOy, 34s 0k 2a DL weegn2 76
Gal. 1. 4.

eEarpovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. efaipew

éfaipw, fut. apd, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) (€& & atpw) pr.
to lift up out of ; in N.T. to remove, eject,
1 1Co5..2, 13.

eEaitéw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (e & airéw)
to ask for from; to demand; mid. to de-
mand for one’s self, Lu. 22. 31; also, to
obtain by asking.

eEaidvys, adv. (e& & aidyys) suddenly, unexpectedly,
Mar. 13. 36, et al.

efaxorovbew, o], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (e& &
dKoXovbew) to follow out; to imitate,

2 Pe. 2. 2,15; to observe as a guide,

Dy Pesta TOs ala Ge
eEaxoAovbycavres, nom. pl. mase. pt.aor.l é£axoovbéw
eEaxoAovOjoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . id.
é€axdotot, at, a, (€& & Exatov) siw hundred, Re.

13. 18; 14. 20.
éfaxooiwy, gen. pl. . : . : - €€aKkdolot
eSarerpOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. 5 . ecareipw

eSarei |, fut. Wo, (§ 23: rem. I. a) (e€ &
arEipw) pr. to anoint or smear over ;
hence, to wipe off or away, Re. 7.17;
21.4; to blot out, obliterate, expunge,

a He. 10. 29, 6 Jno. 19, 34, e Ac. 2.17,

du. 3. 38, e Ac, 2. 14, f1 Pe, 2.9.

e&ane

144

e&ebe

Col.2.14; Re.3.5; met. to wipe out guilt, Ac.3.19.

eLad<ias, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . eSareipw
egadreiiper, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ‘ id.
eLareiu, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. c c id.

e€dAAopa. |, fut. ahodwar, ($37. rem. 1) (e& & ad-

Aoprar) to leap or spring up or forth.

efad\opevos,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. eSadXopae
. . ,
efavacracw,’ acc. sing. efavacrtacis

eLavdariors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec) (e& & dva-
oTacts) a raising up; a dislodgment ;

a rising up; a resurrection from the
dead.
eLavaotyon, 3 pers. sing, aor. 1, subj. act. eLaviornu

eEavaréddw |, fut. reXO, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (e& &
avaré\Aw) to raise up, muke to spring
up; intrans. to rise up, sprout, spring up
or forth, Mat. 13.5; Mar. 4. 5.

e€avéeorncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. 4

efaveéreXe, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. (§27.rem. 1.d)

eLaviorn pt
efavatédAAw
eEaviornur|, fut. eavacryow, (§ 29. tab. X)

(e€ & avioTnpL) to cause to rise up, raise

up; from the Heb. to raise up into ex-

istence, Mar. 12. 19; Lu. 20. 28; intrans.

aor. 2, averTyy, to rise up from, stand

forth, Ac. 15.5.
efarraTaw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (e& & ama-

Td) ) pr. to deceive thoroughly ; to deceive,

delude, beguile, Ro. 7.11; 16.8; 1 Co.

Bio ite Ge Alle
éfa7ratdtw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. efarraraw
eEararnfeisa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, p.]
—Al. Ln. Taf. ; id.
aratnbetoa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Ti. 2. a
e~aratyoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
é€arat@ot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. s id.

egareotaAn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass.—]

A. B. D. Ln. Tdf. eéarrooTeAAw
ameoTaXn, Rec. Gr. Sch. (A713. 26)

efarreoretAay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. A id.
é€améoretAe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 27.
rem. 1. d) ¢ : : : id.

éfa7riva,’ adv. a later form for eEarivys, suddenly,
immediately, unexpectedly.

eLarropéw, @, and eSamropéopat, odpat |, fut. yco-
pat, (e& & dzropéw) to be in the utmost
perplexity or despair, 2 Co.1.8; 4.8. L.G.

2 a o
eSamopnOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : - eSamropéw
egaropovmevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

a Ac. 3. 8, 6 Phi, 3.11.

eLaTrooTéeAAw |, fut. cred, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (e& & azo-
oré\Aw) to send out or forth; to send
away, dismiss, Lu. 1. 53, etal. ; to despatch
on a service or agency, Ac. 7. 12, et al.;
to send forth as a pervading influence,
Gal. 4. 6.
éfa7rooTeA®, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. » e€arrocréAAw
egapare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imperf. act—Gr. Tdf. See
éfapetre, Rec. Sch. (1 Co. 5. 13) \ eaipa

eapeire, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. eéaipw
e€apOy, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, subj. pass. (§ 27.rem.3) id.

eEaptilw |, fut. tow, perf. pass. eEnpticpar, (§ 26
rem. 1) (e€ & dpTtos ) to equip or furnish
completely, 2 Ti 3.17; to complete time,

L.G.

e€apticat, aor. 1, infin. act. : : éLaprice

eLactparte |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (eg &
doTparTw) pr. to flash forth; hence, to
glisten.

NCHA TNS

edagtpamrwv,? nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . éaorpdatw
egavtis, adv. (e€ avTns, sc. TS wpas) lit. at the
very time; presently, instantly, imme-

diately, Mar. 6. 25; Ac. 10. 33; II. 11,

et al.
ecéBae, 3 pers. s. aor. 2,ind.act. (§27.rem.2.d) exBa\ro
e€€BadXov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : ; id
e&eBadopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
e&€Badov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. - ; id.
e&€Byoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2.—Al. Ln. Taf. z F
2En Ps ia éxBaivw
een Oov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. Il. 15)
e&eBAjOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§27.rem.3) ék Bada
eéeyapiCovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. i exyaprilen
eLeyeipet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—Ln. Tdf. f ‘
re ~R eLeyeipw
efeyepet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 6. 14)
ééeyepel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.

eéeyeipw j, fut. yepa, (§ 27. rem. 1.c) (e& & eyetpw)
to excite, arouse from sleep; to raise up
from the dead, 1 Co. 6. 14; to raise up
into existence, or into a certain condition,

Ro. 9. 17.
efedéxero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. exdexop.a,
ecediknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . e€xOuKew
e€éSoro, 3 pers. s. aor.2, ind. mid. (§ 30. tab. A.A) eKOLwpee
eéédvoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ExOUW
e€eLntnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. - exlytéw
eEeHap,BjOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. — ex aw Béopar

e&bapByOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
eé€evro, 3 pers. pl. aor.2, ind. mid. (§ 28.tab.W) — éxriOne

ce Mar. 9. 8. du, 9, 29.

e&cOp 145 efemA
eEOpavay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.—D. | e€€\Gare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. (§ 35.
OiAacay, Rec. Gr. Sch. exTpepw rem. 12)—B. C. Ln. Tdf. eEepxopae

eOpeyar, Tdf. (Lu. 23. 29) e&e\Gere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 6. 17)
efer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 35. rem. 4) : exw é&eAOe, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. id.
e€eiAaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 35. é€eAOety, aor. 2, infin. id.

rem. 12).—Gr. Tdf. eSatpew e&€\Oere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. id.

éfeiNero, Rec. Sch. (Ac. 7. 10) eE€AOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
é&et\ero, 3 pers.sing.aor. 2, ind.mid. (§36.rem. 1) id. eEeAOns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
eferA ony, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. id. eEéOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
eSerpr |, (e€ & €lpit) (§ 33. rem. 4) imperf. eénewv, é&eXOovra, acc. s.masc.and nom. pl.neut. pt. aor. 2 id.

inf. 2€révac, part. €Evwy, to go out or forth, é€eAOcvres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.2 . id.

Ac. 13.42; to depart, Ac. 17.15; 20.7; efeAOovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.

emt THY yi, to get to land, from the e€eNOovros, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. 2 id.

water, Ac. 27. 43. efeAOdvrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
efeis, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. exw é&c\Ootca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
eSexavOnoar," 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. e&eAPodoar, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 id.

~ (§ 35. rem: 3) exkalopat é&eAPodoay, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
ecexevTn oar, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. exKEVTEeU) eEeMOovon, dat. sing. fem. part. aor. 2.—}
efexAdaPyoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. Gr. Sch. Tdf. . f [ id.

($ 22. rem. 4) exkAdw exmropevopevy, Rec. (Re. 19. a : J
efexAetoOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. éxkAelw e&eAOov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
e€exAway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. éxkA\tvo eSeAKdpevos,® nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. é&€A\Kw
e€cxopilero,’ 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. exxopilo | exw], fut. w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (é€ & kw) to
egexomys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§ 24. draw or drag out ; met. to withdraw, al-

rem. 6) eKKOTTO lure, hurry away.
e&expéuato,° 3 pers. sing. imperf. EKKPELA[LaL efeuage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. expacow
éfeXe, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. efaupéw eEeuacce, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. i id.
egeheyEau, @ aor. 1, infin. act. efedeyxw eLeuxrnprlor, 2 pers. pl. imperf. act. expukTypilor
e&<héyorTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. exdéyw eevéyKavres, nom.pl.masc.pt.aor.1(§36.rem.1) éxdepw
eEedeyxw |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (e€& Deyo) ekeveyKare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.

to search thoroughly, to test; to convict, ekeveyKety, aor. 2, infin. id.

condemn, Jude 15. é&évevoe 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. exvevw
efeheEduqy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. exdéyw eae, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Eevilw
efeheEavto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. eEevodoxnoe,® 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. f<vodoxéw
efehéEacGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. eerreipucay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.—D. A ,
éfehéEaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. éxetpacay, Rec. Gr.Sch.Tdf. (1 Co. ay semeipaee
e€ehéEw, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. ecérreppav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. €xTELTO
éfeheoOar, aor. 2, infin. mid. (§ 36. rem. 1) eSaipew eéércoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ($ 37. real
efeXevoerau, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) eE€pxopar —— iyo Yt e : . é€xrrinTw
é€eAevcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. id. e&éxecov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 12. i) a J
egeAyAvOa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. id. éferéoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
efeAyAvOacr, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. id. e&érece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. id.
éEcAyAvOare, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. id. | e&érecov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.
e€eAynAvbe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. id. e€exéraca," 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. EKTETAVVUPLL
eEeAnrvOa, 3 oe sing. pluperf. : : id. eEernonoay, 3pers. pl. aor. cea acing: exrnddw
efeAnAvfds, acc. sing, neut. part. perf. id. eicernonoav, Rec. (Ac. 14. 14)
e€eAndAvOdras, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. id. eEexAaynoav, 3 pers.pl. aor.2, pass. (§24.rem.9) éxrAjoow
e€éAytar, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. mid. eEapew eéérAer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ex7rAcw

a a A Ta a re Ne eS re re

a Ro. 1, 27. 6 Lu. 7. 12. ¢ Lu. 19. 48, d Jude 15.

h Ro. 10. 21.
11

e Ja. 1.14. Jf Jno. 5.13. g1Ti. 5.10.

e&eTr 146

e&nnO

eEerAcvoaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§35.rem.3)
é&exAjocero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. exmrdjoow
é&exAjocovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. id.
éférvevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. (§35.rem.3) éxvéw |
e€eropevero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. 5 €xropevopat |
é£eropevovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf—Const. . \ on
éferopevero, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mar. 1.5)
eEerricare,* 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. exe

epapa,’ atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (éepdw, to
vomit) vomit. L.G.

eepevvau, o], fut. now, (§ 18. tab. K) (e€ &
€pevvaw) to search out, to examine closely,

Ibe: 1. 10;
eEepxeo Oar, pres. infin. e&<pxomat
eE<pxerbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ; id.
eepxerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : id.

eS€pyop.a, (§ 36. rem. 1) fut. eEehevoopat, aor. 2,
eEpAOov, perf. e€eAjdrADGa, (e& & Epxo-
pea) to go or come out of ; to come out,
Mat. 5. 26; 8.34, et al.; to proceed, ema-
nate, take rise from, Mat. 2.6; 15. 18;
1 Co. 14. 36, et al.; to come abroad, | Jno.
4.1, et al.; to go forth, go away, depart,
Mat. 9. 31; Lu. 5. 8, et al.; to escape,
Jno. 10. 39; to pass away, come to an end,

Ac. 16. 19.
eFepyopevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ecepxXomat
eSepxopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
eLepxopevwv, gen. pl. part. pres. ; : id.
e&épxovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. , 5 id.
eLepxwopefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. ’ : ‘id.
e€eorakevat, perf. infin. . : ; eSiornpe
eEéorn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, (§ 29. tab. X) . id.
e&coTnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor.2, ind... : id.
ecéornoay, 3 pers pl. aor. 2, ind. , : id.

éfeort, impers. part. é&dy, it is possible ; it is per-
mitted, it is lawful, Mat. 12. 2, 4, et al.
éfovcia, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) power, ability, faculty, Mat. 9.
8; 10. 1, et al.; efficiency, energy, Lu.
4. 32, et al.; liberty, licence, Jno. 10. 18;
Ac. 5.4; authority, rule, dominion, juris-
diction, Mat. 8.9; 28.18; meton. pl. au-
thorities, potentates, powers, Lu. 12. 31;
1 Co. 15. 24; Ep. 1. 21; right, authority,
full power, Mat. 9.6; 21. 23; privilege,
prerogative, Jno. I. 12; perhaps, a veil,
1 Co. 11. 10.

@ Gal. 4. 14,

exTrA cw |

62 Pe. 2. 22.

eovordlw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to have
or exercise power or authority over any
one, Lu. 22. 25; to possess independent
control over, 1 Co. 7. 4, bis; pass. to be
subject to, under the power or influence of,
AIConG:12a0 pLG:
e€eotpartat,® 3 pers. s. perf.ind. pass. (§35.rem. 9) exoTpédw
e€eralu |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (e€ & éralu, to
inquire, examine) to search out; to inquire
by interrogation, examine strictly, Mat.

2.8; 10. 11; to interrogate, Jno. 21. 12.

éferdcat, aor. 1, infin. act. eéerdlw
éferdcare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. ; id.
efere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. (§ 35. rem. 4). exo
éfere(vare, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act. . enrOuaa
éférewve, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. act. (§ 27.rem. 1.4) id.
e€erifero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. ’ exriOnue
e€erpdanaar, 3 p. pl. aor. 2, pass. (§24.rem.10) exrpérw
eLépvyov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers, pl. aor. 2, ind. expevyw
e&€xeay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) exXew
e&éxee, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. F , id.
éfexetro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . : id.
e€exvOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . : id.
é€eyvOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
e&exuveto, 3 pers. s. imperf. pass—A.B. Ln. Taf. aes
é&exeiro, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 22. 20) ; Ba
e€ew€e, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 23. rem. 3) exyixw
eényaye, 3 pers.s.aor.2, ind. act. ($13.rem.7.b.d) é&dyw
e&nyetpa, 1 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 27.rem. 1.d) ekeyeipw
e&yyetro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ; : s eényopat

éEnyéopar, odpar}, fut. yoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q) (eg
& Hyeop.a) to be a leader; to detail, to
set forth in language ; to tell, narrate, re-

count, Lu. 24. 35; Ac. ro. 8, ef al.; fo

ey copa
id.

make known, reveal, Jno. 1. 18.
F :
eEqyyrapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1

eEyyyoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. I, ind.

eEnyopace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. eayopalon
eényoupevor, gen. pl. part. pres. eEnyéopar
eEyyovvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : : : id.
ejeoay, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 33. rem. 4) . eeu
ELjKovTa, ot, at, TA - - . . atts
eén\Oare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind—Al. Ln. Tdf. oF
2&/NOere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat.11.7,8,9) haa
e&pA\Ge, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
e&pdOes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. : : id.
e€nrOere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . , ; id.
en Oopev, 1 pers. pl. aor.2, ind. . ; id.

e Tit. 3. 11.

-

e&nnrO 147 e&ovd
e&AOov, | pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. e€epxopae | €€iar@v, nom. sing. masce. part. pres. efio Tho
eEyrratyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. earardw | eLucxvonre,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. eéoxto
e&jpappevynv, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. eéicxvw |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (e & ioxdw)

(§ 27. rem. 2. a, and rem. 3) Enpaiv to be fully able. L.G.

eEnpave, 3 pers.sing.aor. 1, ind.act. (§27.rem. 1.e) id. efodov, acc. sing. : : j é &£000s
eEnpavOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. e£odos |, ov, 4, (§ 3. tab. C. b) (e& & 680s) 4 way
ecypavrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id. out, a going out; a going out, departure,
eEnpevvyoay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . . éSepevvaw He. 11. 22; met. a departure from life, de-
eEnpticpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. eapricw cease, death, Lu.g. 31; 2 Pe. 1. 15.
efnpxeto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eEepxopat | é&ddov, gen. sing. : ; . e£o80s
eNpXovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. id. éfoicovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) expepw

€&Ns, adv. successively, in order; in N.T. with the art.
6, 9, TO eéqs, next, ‘Iu. 9.113 9. 37,
et al. f
e€nrjoarto,’ 3pers.s. aor.1,ind.mid. (§ 13.rem.2) éfauréw
enxew, &|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) perf. pass. e€-
Axnpat, (e€ & Hxéw) to make to sound
forth or abroad; pass. to sound forth, to
come abroad. L.G.

eEnxnra,” 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.

eEnxew

éfvévat, pres. infin. (§ 33. rem. 4) eye
eéwv,* acc. sing. : : : €€us
eéidvtwv, gen. pl. m. part. aor. 2, ($33. rem.4) efexue
eis |, €ws, qs (S52 tabs Es c) ‘ F exo
e&loravro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) e&tornput
eEiotdvw |, same signif. as ekiotnpt, VI. (a).
efuctdvwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.—

gueeeln. Pale) he Aes 2haee

efucrav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 8. 9)

éficracOat, pres. infin. mid. eliotn
éficrato, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. id.

eLiornps, and éiatdw, @|, fut. ékorjow, aor. 1,
eééornoa, later perf. eféoraxa, (§ 29.
tab. X) (e€ & torn pL) trans. pr. to put
out of its place; to astonish, amaze, Lu.
24. 22: Ac. 8. 9, 11; intrans. aor. 2, ég-
éatynv, and mid. eicrapar, to be aston-
ished, Mat. 12. 23, et al.; to be beside

one’s self, Mar. 3. 21; 2 Co. 5. 13.

e€iatave, same signif. as eLlaTnpL,

Valus Aes8293

éxoraots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.

a displacement ; hence, a displacement of

the mind from its ordinary state and self-

possession ; amazement, astonishment, Mar.

5.42; excess of fear; fear, terror, Mar.

165 .8'5) Lu. s- 26; Ac. 3. 105) in) NT. an

ecstasy, a trance, Ac. 10.10; I1.5; 22.17.

{

eEoAoOpevOnoerarS 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. efoAofpevw
eLorobpevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (é& & 6do-
Opevw) to destroy utterly, exterminate.
L.G.
éEopodoyetabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. — €£orohoyew
eEopohoyew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (e€ &
dpodoyew) to agree, bind one’s self, pro-
mise, Lu. 22.6; mid. to confess, Mat. 3. 6;
to profess openly, Phi. 2.11; Re. 3.5; to
make open avowal of benefits; to praise,
celebrate, Mat. 11. 25; Lu. 10. 21, et al.
LG:

eopodoyycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. efopodoyew
eEopodroyyontat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
eopodoyjmopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.

a1 Pe, 1.10. 6 bu 22.31. ¢1 Thes. 1.8. d He, 5. 14.

eLopodoyodpar, | pers. s. pres.mid. (§17.tab.Q.) id.
eopodoyovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
efoy, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. (impers.) efeortt
eopkilo,® fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (e€ & dpxilw)
to put an oath to a person, to adjure.
eopxiatis, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) pr.
one who puts an oath; in N.T. an exorcist,
one who by various kinds of incantations,
etc., pretended to expel demons.
| e€opxiotOv, gen. pl. . . : eSopKiaTys
eEopvéartes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, act. . ecopvoow
eLopioow |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 3) (e& & optcow)
to dig out or through, force wp, Mar. 2. 43
to pluck out the eyes, Gal. 4. 15.
eEovdevew, ©], fut. yaw, same signif. as eLovdevdu,
e€ovdevnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.— |
133, 1D). Wins Uitte - efovdcvew
efovdevwb 7, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 9. 12) {
eEovdevnpevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. perf. pass. }
—B. Ln. : é 2 é | :
e€ovdernuévos, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (2 Co. | seo
10. 10) 5
e Ep. 3. 18. f Ac. 3. 23. gy Mat, 26. 63. h Ac. 19. 13.

e&ovd 148 eTayy

efovdevow, a], fut. Ooo, (§ 20. tab. T) equivalent to é€ov-
Gevew. N.T.

eLovdevwh7,” 3 pers. sing. acr. 1, subj. pass. . efovoevow
efovevets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . . e€ovbevéw
e€ovfevetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . id.
éfovGeveirw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . id.

efovbevew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (e& & ote,
a later form of ovo) to make light of,
set at nought, despise, contemn, treat with
contempt and scorn, Lu. 18.9, et al.; to ne-
glect, disregard, 1 Thes. 5. 20; ecovbevy--
pevos, paltry, contemptible, 2 Co. 10. 10;

of small account, 1 Co.1.28; 6.4; by impl.
to reject with contempt, Ac. 4. 11. LXX.

eLovdernbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. é£ovfevéw
ecovdernueva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
efovdevnpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
eSovfevnpevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
eSovdevynaas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
eSovlevncare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
eLovdevjoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
e€ovGevodvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. |
e€ovala, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) efcore
efovoia, dat. sing. . 4 i : - e€ovela
efovorder, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . i efovaoralw
e€ovotalovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
eCovorale |, fut. aow, (§ 26. rem. 1) A eer
éfovoiat, nom. pl. . : 2 : - e€ovola
efovciats, dat. pl. * : . : id.
efovotay, acc. sing. . , : 2 , id.
e€ovcias, gen. sing. and ace. pl. 5 ; id.
eLovo ac Oyjocopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. l,ind. pass. é£ovardLw

e€ovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. (§ 35. rem. 4) f exw

efovoov, gen. pl. : - : . éovoia

egoxn |, nS, > (§ 2. tab. B: a) (e&€xu, to be pro-
minent) pr. prominency, anything promi-

nent ; in N.T. eminence, distinction.

eSoxyy,” ace Sings ee : : efoxy
eEurrvitw |, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . . éSuTvos
éfurvicw,” 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . e&vrvilw

eEurvos,’ ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (é & Uavos)
awake, aroused from sleep. L.G.
efurvilw, fut. iow, to awake, arouse
from sleep, Jno. 11. 11. L.G.
eEupynpevy, dat. s. fem. pt. perf. pass. (§19.tab.S) Eypdw
é&w, adv. (eé) without, out of doors; Mat. 12. 46, 47;
6, 1), To e&w, outer, external, foreign,

Ac. 26. 11; 2 Co. 4.16; met. not belong-

ing to one’s community, Mar. 4.11; 1 Co.5.12,133
out, away, fromaplace or person, Mat.5. 13;
13. 48; asa prep. out of, Mar. 5. 10, et al.
efwOev, adv. outwardly, externally,
Mat. 23. 27, 28; Mar. 7.15; 6, , TO
eEwbev, outer, external, Mat. 23.25; Lu.
11.39; 70 e€wbev, the exterior, Lu. 11, 40.
6e e€whev, those who are without the
Christian community, 1 Ti. 3. 7, et al.
e&wstepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (com-
par. of €fw) outer, exterior, external, Mat.
hy 139 Be OP Hose, JUNO.
efwbev, adv. 5 ¢ : : : é£u
eLwbéw, & |, fut. Pnow, and 2Edou, aor. 1, €éwoa, in
N.T. é£woa, (e€ & abe) toexpel, drive out,
Ac.7.45; to propel, urge forward, Ac. 27.39.
eEwpodoynce, 3 pers. s.aor.1,ind. (§ 13.rem.2) efouodoyew

é€Goat, aor. 1, infin. act. . , ’ Pr eaaeee
Zwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . < ide
ewrepov, acc. sing. neut. . ; : . édrepos
efdtepos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) ; it bee

éouka |, perf. with pres. signif. (§ 38. rem. 2) from
obsolete exw, to be like, Jas. 1. 6, 23.

€oixe, 3 pers. sing. (§ 37. rem. 1) : Renee
é€optatw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) . ; Eoprh
€optawpev,” 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. : . eoprdto

EOPT I), ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ solemn feast, pub-
lic festival, Lu. 2. 41; 22. 1; Jno. 13. 1;
spe. used of the passover, Mat. 26. 5;
27. 15, et al.
éoptaca, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
keep a feast, celebrate a festival, 1 Co. 5.8.

copTy, dat. sing. . : : . é opty
€opTHy, acc. sing. : : x : J id.
€opTys, gen. sing. 5 : : ‘ id.
éa, by apostrophe for ézi,

eraydyeiy, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) erdyw
eraryyetAdjevov, acc. 8. mase. part. aor. 1, mid. érayyéAdw
érayyetAdjrevos, NOM. s. mase. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
erayycAia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and rem. 2) id.
erayyeAia, dat. sing. : : . - éerayyedia
erayyeXiat, nom. pl... ; : . id.
erayyedias, dat. pl. ; : : ; id.
exayyeXiav, acc. sing. . : : : id.
érayyeNias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. : : id.
erayyehuov, gen. pl. . 3 . 5 id.

erayyeAAopévats, dat. pl. fem. part. pres. mid. erayye\Xw

a Mar. 9. 12. 6 Ac, 25. 23. ¢ Jno. 11. 11. d Ac, 16, 27. e1Co. 5.8.

EeTTAYY

€rayyeANOp€vo1, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. érayyehAw
erayyédXw |, fut. eX@, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (ent &
ayyé\dw) to declare, announce ; mid. to
promise, undertake, Mar.14.11; Ro. 4. 21,
et al.; to profess, 1 Ti. 2. 10.

érayyeXia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) annunciation, 2 Ti.1.1; a promise,
act of promising, Ac. 13. 23, 32; 23. 21;
meton. the thing promised, promised favour

and blessing, Lu. 24.49; Ac. 1.4, et al.
erdyyeAya, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a promise, 2 Pe. 3. 13; meton. promised

favour or blessing, 2 Pe. 1. 4.

emdyyeApa, atos, Td . erayyéAdw
érayyeApara, nom. pl. erdyyeApa
emdyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. erdyw

exayo |, fut. afm, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, emnya-
yov, (§ 13. rem. 7. b. d) (ért & ayo)
to bring upon, cause to come upon, 2 Pe.
2. 1,5; met. to cause to be imputed or at-
tributed to, to bring guilt upon, Ac. 5. 28.

eraywviler Oar,” pres. infin. eraywvilopar

éxaywvilouar |, fut. dropar, (§ 26. rem.1) (eri &
aywvilopar) to contend strenuously in de-
fence of. L.G.

éraGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 4) TATXo
érdGere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : 5 id.
érafoy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. id.
éerabpoilopevuy,’ gen. pl. part. pres. pass. erabpoilo

éraOpoilw |, fut. otow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (éat &
aOpoile, to gather together, to collect close
upon, or beside; mid. to crowd upon.

erravdevOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. TALOEvU)
ématdevoy, 3 pers. pl. imper. ind. act. id.
éraweoate, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. act. . érrauwvéw
éraweodtwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, imper$ act.

—A. B. Ln. Tdf. : | id.

eraweoate, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 15. 11)}

érawéeow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
*Exratverov,’ acc. sing. . c . *Ezratveros
*Eraiveros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Epanetus, pr.

name.

erawvew, ©], fut. gow and gsopar, ($ 22. rem. 1)
aor. 1, éryveca, (eri & aivéw) to praise,
commend, applaud, Lu. 16.8; Ro. 15. 11;
IE Com ni2259075122, bis.
ézrawvos
eratvos, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) (éré & aivos) praise,

émawov, acc. sing. : é

6 Lu, 11. 29.

a Jude 3.

149

|

€7TAKO

applause, honour paid, Ro. 2. 29; 2 Co. 8. 18,
et al.; meton. ground or reason of praise

or commendation, Phi. 4. 8; approval, Ro.

Lees ser l4Gm li Conan.

€zawa@, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ézawvéew
émaw@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.—
A. C. Ln. Tdf. 5 : 2 id.
éxatv@, Ree. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 11. 17)
emraiperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. €rraipw
eTrAlpopLevov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. mid. id.
emraipovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

erraipw |, fut. ap, aor. 1 érjpa, (§ 27. rem. 1. c. e)
aor. 1, pass. emnpOnv, to lift up, raise, ele-
vate ; to hoist, Ac. 27. 40; TiVv poviv, to
lift up the voice, to speak in a loud voice,
Lu. Il. 27; tas xetpas, to lift up the
hands in prayer, Lu. 24. 50; 1 Ti. 2.8;
Tous OdUadjrovs, to lift up the eyes, to
look, Mat. 17. 8; THYV Kepadny, to lift up
the head, to be encouraged, animated, Lu.
21. 28; TiV TTEpvav, to lift up the heel,
to attack, assault ; or, to seek one’s over-
throw or destruction, Jno. 13.18; pass. to
be borne upwards, Ac. 1.9; met. mid. to
exalt one’s self, assume consequence, be
elated, 2 Co. 10. 5, et al.

€raice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. oles
eraurxvveoOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . - €rairxvvomat
eae XvVETaL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
erarcxvvOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.—
A. D. Ln. : : 5 6 id.

ernoxvvOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Ti. 1.16)
eracxuvn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
eraicxuvojs, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
eraucxuvOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.

eracxvvopat, aor. 1, érnoxtvOnv, (§ 13. rem. 2)
fut. érarcxuvOjnoopat, (éri & aicxivo-
prac) to be ashamed of, Mat. 8. 38; Lu.
g. 26, et al.
érairetv,”? pres. infin. . . . érairew
erraiTew, o|, fut. 7oo, (§ 16. tab. P) (emt &
airéw) to prefer a suit or request im re-
spect of certain circumstances ; to ask alms,
beg.
éraiv@y, nom.s.masc. part. pres.—B. D. Ln. Tdf.
mpocaitav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 18. 35)
éraxodovbéw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ent &
é.xoovl ew) to follow upon; to accom-

2 /
i ETOALTCW

Ro. 16. 5. d Tu. 16. 3.

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150 errachp

pany, be attendant, Mar. 16. 20; to appear in the
sequel, 1 Ti. 5. 24; met. to follow one’s

steps, to imitate, 1 Pe. 2. 21; to follow a

work, pursue, prosecute, be studious of, de-

voted to, 1 Ti. 5. 10.

éxaxoXovbyonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. exraxodovbew
éxakoAovbovvrwy, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. id.
érakoAovGotct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ‘ id.

éxaxovw |, fut. ovrouat, (ert & dxovw) 40 listen or
hearken to; to hear with favour, 2 Co.6.2.
érakpodopat, Gar}, (§ 19. tab. S) (ért & dxpo-
Cope, to hear) to hear, hearken, listen to,
Ac. 16. 25.
éray, conj. ( evel & ay) whenever, as soon as, Mat.
Pokeys Lib) iit eile
éravayaye, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. . eravayw
éravayayelv, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) id.
eravayKes," adv. (emi & dvayKn) of necessity, ne-
cessarily 3 to. €TdVOAYKES, necessary things.
eravaye |, fut. &u, (§ 23. rem: 1. b) aor. 2, eravy-
yayov, (ert & dvdyw) to bring up or
back; intrans. to return, Mat. 21.18; a
nautical term, to put off from shore, Lu.
§-3,4
éravayuv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. eravayw
eravapipvjoKe |, fut. éravapviow, (§ 36. rem. 3)
(emt & dvapipynoKw) to remind, put in
remembrance.
eravapipvyjokoy,’ nom.s.masc.part.pres. éravamiypvyoKw
eravaTravn, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind, mid.
éxavarravoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. id.
éeravarravw |, fut. avow, (§ 13. tab. M) (éri &
avaTravw) pr. to make to rest upon; mid.

éeravarravw

to rest upon ; to abide with, Lu. 10. 6; to
rely on, confide in, abide by confidingly,
Ro 2.17. | LiGe

eTAVATTHOOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid. (§ 29.

fabs NW)? 2%. eravioTnpe
eraveNbeiy, aor. 2, infin. . . - emavepyopar
eravepxer Oat, pres. infin. ; : id.

éravepxopat|, aor. 2, éravndOov, (6: 36. rem. 1)
(ext & dvépxojrar) to come back, return,
Lu. 10. 35; 19. 15.

eraviornp|, (§ 29. tab. X) (ert & aviornpu) to
raise up against ; mid. to rise up against,
Mat. 10. 21; Mar. 13. 12.

acc. sing.

2 / 0 c > /
éravopbwow, eravopOwcrs

eravopOwors |, ews, 77, (§ 5. tab. Ec) (eravopbdw,

6 Ro, 15. 15.

a Ac, 15, 28, e2 Ti. 3. 16.

to set upright again; to set to rights; éxi &
avop0ow) correction, reformation.

érdvw, adv. (emi & avo) above, over, upon, of
place, Mat. 2.9; 5. 14; over, of authority,
Lu. 19. 17, 19; above, more than, Mar.

14, 5, et al. (a),

éracas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . erayw
era@pat, aor.1 infin. act. (§ 27. rem. 1. f) erraipw
em@apartes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
érdpas, om. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. (z) id.
éxdpaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
e7rdpate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. A id.
éxdparot, nem. pl. mase.—B. Ln. Tdf. ; i
émixardpato., Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 7. a a a

émdpatos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) same signif. as
€TLKATAPATOS, accursed. v.r.
errapKeiTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ' emrapKew
eTrapKeoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
errapkew, @ |, fut. rw, ($22. rem. 1) (éri & dpxéw)
pr. to ward off; to assist, relieve, succour ;
i Rinse tO} wos ibis:

erappnaacero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . — zrappnoraopat
errappyoiucdpeba, 1s pers: ipl} aor. 15 inds): id.
éxappyoidcato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; id.

erapyxia. |, as, on (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (erap-

xos, @ prefect, etc.) a prefecture, province,
INOS Wak, GVAR OAS tig, IL ES

erapxia, dat. sing. érapxia
erapxias, gen. sing. : é : : id.
éwatage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Sapa
eratyOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. TarTew

eravrts,* ews, 7, ($5. tab. E. c) (er & aid(Copa)
pr. a place to pass the night in; a cottage;
in N.T. a dwelling, habitation.

exavpiov, adv. (eri & avpiov) to-morrow ; 4 éav-
plov, SC. Hyp-épa, the next or following day,
Mat. 27.62; Mar. 11. 12, et al.

éravovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . : en
eravodpnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. , id.
éravoavto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . id.
ératvoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. : id.

éxavtopipy,” adv. (eri & adrédwpos, from ards
& up, & thief) pr. in the very theft; in
N.T. in the very act.

’Eadpa, gen. sing. (§ 2. rem. 4) *"Eadpas
*Exadpas, a, 6, Epaphras, pr. name.
eradpilovra,! nom. pl. neut. part. pres. erappice

eradpicw |, fut. (rw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ext & adpilw)

d Ac, 1. 20, e Jno. 8. 4. Jf Jude 138.

Erradp

to foam out;

*Eradpodirov, acc. sing. . *Exradpoditos
*Exradpodtros, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. Cc. a) HEREMICGES,
pr. name.

to pour out like foam, vomit forth.

"Exadpodirov, gen. sing. . "Exadpoditos
erraxvvOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. ], ind. pass. Taxvver
éréBaXe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. eri Baddow
éréBadXe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . : id.
eréBaXor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . i id.
ereBnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§37.rem.1) émuBaivw
éréBnv, } pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. 2 : id.
éereBiBacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . emipipalo
eréBdewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. eriBrérw
éreyeypamro, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pee. {8 23.

rem. 8) Werk ervypadw

exeycipw |, fut. yepa, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) (ent &
eyetpw) to raise or stir up against, excite
or instigate against, Ac. 13.50; 14. 2.

3 pers. s. aor.2, ind—A. In. Tdf.) | ,
; ; ETTLYLVOPLOL

éxeytvwoke, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ind. act.—A.

ereyeveTo,
eyeveTo, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 27. 27)

eyivaoke, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar. et i eae

éreyivwoKov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ‘ : id.
ereyvoKeva, perf. infin. act. . : : id.
ereyvwKoct, dat. pl. masc. perf. act. : : id.
ereyvoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act.—)

Al Sine Tdis >. ‘ c 2 id.

eréyvuray, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 28. 1)
éxéyvwcay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . : id.
ereyviaOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
eréyvure, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. : id.
éréderée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. eTUOELKVUMLL
éredidov, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. (§ 31. rem. 2) eTLOLOwput
ere000n, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 30. rem. 4) id.
érédwkay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
exe(nrnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - emilytéw
ereLyrovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf.act.—Gr. Sch. i aI
eCntouv, Rec. (Lu. 4. 42) 3

érébevro, 3pers.pl. aor.2, ind. mid. (§28. tab. W) emuriOnpu
eréOyxay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act. (§ 28. tab. U) id.
eréOnxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
éxeOijer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. er Oupew
erchiunoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; : id.
ereOipnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
e€zret, conj. when, after, as soon as, Lu. 7.1; since,

because, in as much as, Mat. 18. 32; 27.6;

_ for, for then, for else, since in that case,
Ro. 3. 6; 11. 6, et al.

151

ETTELY
éretoe, 3 pers. sing. . ; F j - émetoov

erevon, conj. (emeé & 57) since, because, in as much
as, Mat.21.46; Lu.11.6; Ac. 13.46, et al.

erelonrrep,* conj. (ere & ep) since now, since
indeed, considering that.

éreidov |, aor. 2, of ébopaw, (§ 36. rem. 1) imperat.
Emr loE, to look upon, regard; in N.T. to
look wpon with favour, Lu. 1. 25; to mark
with disfavour, Ac. 4. 29.

eee, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. aretbw
évrei(Oero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. 3 ; id.
éxeHoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; . id.
ézeiGovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . F id.
ereyt|, (§ 33. rem. 4) (eri & efye) part. éxuiy,

to come upon; to come after; to succeed

immediately, Ac. 7.26; 16. 11; 20.15;

24 1815) 235) Lille

éreitvaoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TEWaw
éxetvaoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
éreivace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : i id.
ereizrep,° conj. (ézeé & ep) since indeed, seeing

that.
éeretpacov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ‘ - meppacw
éreipacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
éeipagas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.—]

Gra Sch Tdiiea. ; j L id.

eTELPATW, Rec. (Re. 2. 2) ; 2 J

eTrEipace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
éreipdcOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
eTElpaow, 2 perssing.aor. 1,ind. mid. (§15.tab.O) Trelpaopat
€reipato, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ‘ P id.
€reip@vTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; ; id.

erecaywyh,” As, 4, ($2. tab. B. a) (eri & ety)
a superinduction, a further introduction,

whether. by way of addition or substitution.

ereto ay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . arelOw
ereureACvoeTat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.—
Be Ds sink dt eTELTEPXO[MAL

éreNevoerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 21.35)
exer épxop.ar |, fut. eXevoopar, (§ 36. rem. 1) (eri
& elogpyoprar) to come in upon, invade,

surprise. V.¥.
éxeioOnoay, % pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23.
rem. 4) : j : mei

evetta, adv. (ert & €iTa.) thereupon, then, after that,
in the next place, afterwards, Mar. 7.5;
Lu. 16. 7, et al.

3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4)

> fad > /
€7T€ LXE 5 ETEK

a Lu. 1,1,

6 Ro. 3. 30.

c He. 7. 19.

2 ETEP@

ETTEKA 1
erexdbioay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. erixabilar
zrexdOuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—

Gr. Sch. Tdf. - Es c id.
érexdfucav, Rec. (Mat. 21. 7)
éxexdAeoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.—
Gr. Sch. Taf. eae Nes
éxdAeoav, Rec. (Mat.10.25) . °
erexadihOycar,’ 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. eruxaAvrrTw

éxéxeway, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind—A.C. Ln. Tdf.
éxwxetAav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 27. 41)

. > a . >
éréxewva,° adv. (ie. é éxetva) on yonder side,

\ ée7ikeAAw

beyond.

> , 3 ] - f. > ,
€TEKELVTO, pers. pl. imperf. ETTLKELLAL
éréxeito, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ; ; id.
erekéxAnto, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pass. . emikadéew
éexrexAOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 22.rem.4) id.

- g . /
emexpive,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . 3 emruKpivo
ETTEKTELVO[LEVOS, nom.sing.masc.part. pres. mid. ézrexreivw

érexrelvw |, fut. ev, (§ 27. rem. 1.c) (éri & ék-
Telv) pr. to stretch out farther; in
N.T. mid. to reach out towards, strain

for.
ere aBero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 36.

rem. 2) eriAap Bava
éxeAdbero, 3pers. s.aor.2,ind. (§36.rem. 2) ertAavOavopat
éreAdbovro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . : id.

erreAerxor, 3 pers. pl.imperf. act—A.B. Ln.Tdf. fe P
eT XElxw

éreAcvorerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem.1) eT EpXOMat

azréXetxor, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 16. 21)

éré\Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. , F id.
ére\Govros, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. 2 A id.
éreAOwy, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . j id.
éwéAve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. emtAtvw

eT evewa,, 1 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) eTyLEVvD
érrepeivaprev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 2 : id.
€reweAyOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind, eT YEA COpLAL
eréueve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eTripevo
erré4evov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . : F id.
éréuOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§23.rem.4) réuzrw
ereuia, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . ; id.
érépyapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. d id.
erempare, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act. . 5 id.
eremipe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. j id.
éxevotocacGar, aor. 1, infin. mid. errevovw
émevouTnvy ace. sing. errevourns
érevOurTns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : érevovw

érevovw |, fut. vow, ($ 13. tab. M) (éri & evdvw)
to put on over or in addition to; mid. to

a Mat. 21. 7. 6 Ro, 4. 7. e Ac. 7, 43. d Lu, 23. 24.

put on one’s self in addition ; to be further invested,

DiC owe 274
errevourys, ov, 6, the outer or upper

tunic,"“worn between the inner tunic and

(). ,

the external garments.

ETEVEY KEL, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 36. rem. 1) erripéepw
érévevoe,® 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. errivevw
erevOnoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. arevbléw

érerecay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind—A.D. (Ac.

12. 7)

4 erurt,
éférecov, Rec. Gr. Sch. erlrinTw
J

éférecav, Tdf. . , 3
érémece, 3 pers sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
éremecov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . ; . id.

érémvigay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act—Schmidt. }

améervigéay, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf., with most eximviyw
copies (Lu. 8. 7)
éremroiber, 3 pers, sing. pluperf.2 (§25.rem.5) ei@w
érepiocevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. TEepiooe'w
erepiacevcay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1. ind—
B: D. Ln. Tdf. = : 4 id.
érepiacevoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno.6. 13)
ereplacerce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ‘ id.

erépxopa.t |, fut. eXcvoopat, (§ 36. rem. 1) aor. 2.
exnrOov, (ert & epxoprar) to come to,
Ac. 14. 19; to come upon, Lu.1.35; 21.26;
Ac. 1.8; Jas. 5. 1; to come upon unex-
pectedly, overtake, Lu. 21. 35; to be com-
ing on, to succeed, Ep. 2. 7; to occur,
happen to, Ac. 8. 24; 13. 40; to come

against, attack, Lu. 11. 22.

eTEpXopLevas, dat. pl. fem. part. pres. erepxojiet
eTEpXOLEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . 5 id.
eTEpXO[LEVOV, gen. pl. part. pres. ‘ Fi id.
éepwrav, pres. infin. act. . ‘ ‘ €TEpwTaw
ETEPWTAS, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. F id.
eTEPWTATWTAY, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . id.
eTEepwraw, o |, fut. 7oo, (§ 18. tab. R) (ent &

€pwrdw) to interrogate, question, ask, Mat.
12. 10; 17. 10, et al.; in N.T. to request,
require, Mat. 16.1; from the Heb. eTrEpw-
Trav tov @edv, to seek after, desire an
acquaintance with God, Ro. 1o. 20.
erepwrnpa, aos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c)
pr. an interrogation, question; in N.T.

profession, pledge, 1 Pe. 3.21.

erepwtnbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. erepwrdw
érepwrnpa," atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : id.
é Phi, 3. 14. f Jno. 21. 7. g Ac. 18, 20. 4] Pe. 3. 21.

153

E7TEP@ ETL
érepwrjcat, 2or.1, infin. act. : - érepwrdw | érepovovr, 3 pers. pl. imperf. exipwveu
erepwrycas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. I, act. id. erépwoke, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eriparkw
erepwrnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. ETEXE, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. erexw
éxepwrjow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; id. érexeipnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. erixerpew
€repwTd, | pers. sing. pres. ind. act.—B. o id. erexelpouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. é : id.

érepwrjow, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. 6.9) éréxovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. éréxo
eTEpwravTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. ° id. eT EXpLce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. éexixplw
érepwraat, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. eréxe |, fut. ébefw, imperf. €metxov, 20r. 2, ézé-
ETEPWTACL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. F i id. TXOV, (§$ 36. rem. 4.) (end & exw) trans.
éreoa, | pers. sing aor. 1, ind. (§ 35. rem.12) airtw to hold out, present, exhibit, display, Phi.
érecuv, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : : id. 2. 16; intrans. to observe, take heed to, at-
érece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 35. rem. 7) id. tend to, Lu. 14.7; Ac. 3.5; 1 Ti. 4. 16;
ereoxcpacde, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : CTLOKETTOMAL to stay, delay, Ac. 19. 22.
éreokewaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id. éréxwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. erexw
érecxtace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. emioKiaco exnyyetAarto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 27.
éxecoy, lpers.s.and 3 pers. pl. aor.2 (§37.rem.1) zimrw rem. 1. d) . érayyedkw
eTreoTElpeE, 3 pers. sing.imperf. act.—B.Ln.Tdf.) | - ernyyetarto, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
eo7relpe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 13. 25) SY as SER ee: 3 pers.s. perf. ind. pass. (§27. rem.3) id.
éréoreda, 1 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. (§ 27. ernyetpay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. erreyeipw
rem. 1. d) ertaTeAXw | ernxodovOyoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. erraxoAovbéw
ercoreiAapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id. ernKovea," 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 5 éraKkovw
éréaty, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. (§29.tab.X) ediornm eryKpoovto,” 3 pers. pl. imperf. eTaAKpodopat
STO pUEO, 3 pers. pl. aor. ], ind. act. See: ermAGav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, (§ 35. rem. 12).—
éréotynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. é epiornpe Ilia Mat a F j erepXopat
ereotpadyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 24. ernAGov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 14. 19)
rem. 10) ‘ : : : eriaTpepw emmrOov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. 5 , id.
éereorpeya, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. emnvece, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. act. (§13.rem.2) ézrawéw
éxéatpeway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id. emnée,° 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 36. rem. 5) Tiypyvupe
ereotpeware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. , id. ernpav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. erraipw
ercoTpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. ], ind. act. : id. ernpe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . - id.
eTETXE, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 4) eT eXW emnpedlovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ernpealn
éxéraéas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. emitacow | éernpeagovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
éxéra€e, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. ; id. exnpedto |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to harass, insult,
éreriMecay, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. a) Mat. 5. 44; Lu. 6. 28; to traduce, calum-
Cpe ine nde : exitiOnput niate, 1 Pe. 3. 16.
éwerifouv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac.8.17) . j ernpOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) eraipw
éretiJouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. (§ 31. rem. 2)- id. émypkeoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. eTapKew
éretia, 3 pers. sing. imperf. emitidw | érnpwra, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . erepwtaw
ereTipnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . d id. ernpwTnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
éreriunoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 3 : id. emmpwornoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
éreriwv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 18. tab. R) id. erynpwotwv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. 3 , id.
éerpamy, 3 pers.s.aor.1, ind. pass. (§24.rem.10) — érerpérw eryoxtviy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13.
emetpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. rem. 2) ; : é ear yvvop.at
ane 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 2) emitvyxavw
€réTvXOV, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . : id. eT, prep. with the gen., wpon, on, Mat. 4.6; 9. 2;
exedavy, 3pers.s.aor.2,ind.pass. (§27.rem.4. b) eripaivw 27.19, et al.; in, of locality, Mar. 8. 4, et
emrépepov, 2 pers. pl. imperf. act. erupepw al.; near upon, by, at, Mat.21.19; Jno.
errepovet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eripwvew 21.1, et al.; upon, over, of authority, Mat.
a2 Co. 6. 2. 6 Ac. 16, 25. c He, 8. 2.

€TT LAO

154

emo

2.22; Ac. 8.27, et al.; in the presence of, es-
pecially in a judicial sense, 2 Cor. 7. 14;
Ac. 25.9, et al.; in the case of, in respect
of, Ino. 6.2; Gal. 3.16; in the time of,
at the time of, Ac. 11. 28; Ro. 1. 10, et al.;
er adnGeias, really, bona fide, Mar.
12. 32, et al.; with the dat., upon, on,
Mat. 14.8; Mar. 2.21; Lu. 12. 44, et al.;
close upon, by, Mat. 24. 33; Jno. 4. 6, et
al.; in the neighbourhood or society of,
Ac. 28.14; over, of authority, Mat. 24. 47,
et al.; to, of addition, besides, Mat. 25. 20;
Ep. 6. 16; Col. 3.14, et al.; supervening
upon, after, 2 Co. 1.4; 7.4; immediately
upon, Jno. 4.27; upon, of the object of an
act, towards, to, Mar. 5. 33; Lu. 18.7;
Ac. 5. 35, et al.; against, of hostile pos-
ture or disposition, Lu. 12. 52, et al.; in
dependance upon, Mat. 4.4; Lu. 5.5; Ac.
14. 3, et al.; upon tke ground of, Mat.
HOS Gye ANG ne KOR VEG tis BA Ielos ti, tits
8.6; 9.17, et al.; with a view to, Gal.
5.13; 1 Thes. 4. 7, et al.; with the acc.,
upon, With the idea of previous or present
motion, Mat. 4.5; 14.19, 26, et al.; fo-
wards, of place, to, Mat. 3. 13; 22. 34, et
al.; towards, of the object of an action,
Lu. 6. 35; 9. 38, et al.; against, of hos-
tile movement, Mat. to. 21, et al.; over,
of authority, Lu. 1. 33, et al.; to the ex-
tent of, both of place and time, Re. 21. 16;
Ro. 7. 1, et al.; near, by, Mat. 9. 9, et al.;
about, at, of time, Ac. 3. 1, et al.; in or-
der to, with a view to, for the purpose of,
Mat. 3.7; Lu. 7. 44, et al.

ériacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. rialw
émiacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
éxiage, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. act. . ; id.
exiaaOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 26. rem. 1) id.

eriBaiverv, pres. infin.—A. C. Ln. Tdf. ; ; ?
dvaBaivew, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 21. 4) \ emiBaive
émBaivw|, fut. Byoopat, perf. BeBnxa, aor. 2,
eréBnv, (§ 37. rem. 1) (éxi & Baivw)
pr. to step upon; to mount, Mat. 21. 5;
to

to enter upon, Ac.

to go on board, Ac. 21. 2; 27. 2;

enter, Ac. 20. 18;

De. I.
émiBarety, aor. 2, infin. act. ériBadrdu
émuBadrrc, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
ériddXov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. ériBadro

értBadrAovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act.—
AlGr eldia = ‘ .

ééBadov, Rec. Sch. (Mar. 11.7) . J

emiBadAw |, fut. Badd, aor.2, éréBadov, (§ 27.

rem. 1. b, and rem. 2. d) (ext & BarXw)

to cast or throw upon, Mar.11.7; 1 Co.

emiBadrw

7. 35; to lay on, apply to, Lu.9.62; to
put on, sew on, Mat. 9.16; Lu. 5.36; tas
xelpas, to lay hands on, offer violence to,
seize, Mat. 26. 50, et al.; also, fo lay hand
to, undertake, commence, Ac. 12.13 in-
trans. to rush, dash, beat into, Mar. 4. 37;
to ponder, reflect on, Mar. 14.72; to fall
to one’s share, pertain to, Lu. 15. 12.
éxiBdnpa, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
that which is put over or upon; in N.T.

a patch, Mat.9. 16; Mar. 2.21; Lu. 5. 36,

bis. L.G.
ériBadovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. em Piru
éxiBadw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
éxtfaday, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
émiBavres, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 . érBatvo

eriBapew, G|, fut. aow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ert &
Bapéw) to burden ; met. to be burdensome,
chargeable to, 1 Thes. 2.9; 2 Thes. 3.8;

to bear hard upon, overcharge, over-

censure, 2. Co.2.5. L.G.
eruBapyoa, aor. 1, infin. . eriBapéw
éxiBap@, | pers. sing. pres. subj. id.
errias, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 eriBaivw
eruBeBnKus, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. id.

eruBrBalw |, fut. dow, (3 26. rem. 1) (éré & Pu-
Bak) to cause to ascend or mount, to set
upon, Lu. 10. 34; 19. 35; Ac. 23. 24.
eri Bacarres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 eruBiBalu
eriBiBacas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
eruBAerw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1 a) (eri & BXerw)
to look upon; to regard with par-
to regard with kind-

ness and favour, to compassionate, Lu.

tialityse ase ae

I. 48; 0: 38.
eriBrAeWar, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. ‘one
Gr. Sch. Taf. ivacehy exc pe énPNGre
ériBAeWov, Rec. Ln. (Lu. 9.38). |
eruBreyyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
eriBAepov, 2 pers. sing. aor. |, imper. act. id.
ériBAnpa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) ‘ émiBadrw

ériBodw, &], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (éré &
Boaw) to cry out to or against, to vocife-

rate, Ac. 25. 24.

eto 155 emTLOn
ertBovrats, dat. pl. . 4 éruBovdy | ervyvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. éruywvodoKw
emiBovAn, AS, q ($2) taby B- as (emt z BovAn) erlyvovTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
a purpose or design against any one; con- évyvovs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
spiracy, plot, Ac. 9.24; 20. 3,19; 23. 30. ertyvovca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. id.
eruBovA7js, gen. sing. eriBovdy | exvyvoder, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
emiBoavres,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ériBoam eTLyVa@, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj..act. . : id.
exvyapBpevoet,” 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. exvyap,Spevw eriyvovat, aor. 2, infin. act. . : ; id.
exryapBpevw |, fut. etow, (§ 13. tab. M) (éri & enuyves, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
yop Bpevo, to marry) to marry a wife ETLYVOCEL, dat. sing. erlyvwots
by the law of affinity. LXX. CIOS 3 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. erly work
SS ea acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. . éruypadw SEUSS gen. sing. erlyvwots
emuyeypapyteyn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id. BGPUAT, ace. sing. . : id.
eriyeta, nom. and acc. pl. neut. emtyeos exéyvoots, EWs, 1), (§ 5. tab. E. is erry wooKkw
éntyewos, ov, 6, % 76, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éxé & eriyvocopa, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.
ij) pr. on the earth, Phi. 2. 10; earthly, extypady, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) emiypaw

2 Co.
5. 1; Phi. 3. 19; earthly, low, grovelling,

terrestrial, Ino. 3.12; 1 Co. 15. 40;

Janse ts.
2 a, ] ete
ETLY ELOY, gen. pl. . . . . . ETLYELOS
emiyevop.evon,° gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 ervyivomat

excyivop.a |, (§ 37. rem. 1) (érié & yivopar) to

come on, spring up, as the wind.

ETLYLWOTKEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. eTLYWOTKW
ETLYLWOTKELS, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 4 id.
ETLYLVOTKETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ’ id.
erty waoKereE, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. F id.
erly LWWokEerTo, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.
ETLYLVWOOKOMEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.

extywaoke |, fut. yrooopat, aor. 1, pass. éreyve-
ony, (§ 36. rem. 3) (éxi & ywdoKw)
pr. to make a thing a subject of observa-
tion; hence, to arrive at knowledge from
preliminaries ; to attain to a knowledge of,
Mat. 11.27, et al.; to ascertain, Lu. 7.37,
Ooi ales
to discern, detect, Mat. 7. 16, 20,
Mar. 6. 33; Lu.

10, et al.;

to perceive, Mar. 2.8; 5.30,
et al.;
et al.; to recognise,
2Ar LG. Sts) Ac. F

ledge, admit, 1 Co. 14. 37; 1 Ti.

to acknow-

4. 3;
et al.; pass. to have one’s character dis-
cerned and acknowledged, 2 Co.6.9; from
the Heb. to regard with favour and kind-
ness, 1 Co. 16. 18.

erlyvwcs, €ws, y, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
the coming at the knowledge of a thing,
ascertainment, Ro. 3. 20; a@ distinct per-
acknowledgment,

ception or wmpression,

Col. 2. 2, et al.

a Ac, 25. 24,

6 Mat. 22. 24.

extypapyv, acc. sing. . exvypahy
extypadw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (emi &
ypadw) to imprint a mark on; to in-
scribe, engrave, write on, Mar. 15.26; Ac.
Wile, OBIE
press deeply on,

Re. 21. 12; met. to imprint, im-
He. 8. 10; 10.16. (q).

extypady, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) an
inscription; a legend of a coin, Mat.
22. 20;. Mar. 12. 16; Lu. 20. 24; a label
of a criminal’s name and offence, Mar.

15. 26; Lu. 23. 38.

eruypaiyw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; emypado
eloe, 2 pers. sing. imperat. oncinow
éxierxvipevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. mid. ériSelkvupe

emioeikvop |, OF viw, and mid. érideikvipar, fut.
deiEw, (§ 31. tab. BB) (eri & deckvupe)
to exhibit, Mat. 16.1; Ac. 9. 39; to show,
Mat. 22. 19; Lu. 17. 14; 20. 24; 24. 40;
24. 1; to demonstrate,
He. 6. 17.
part. pres.

to point out, Mat.

prove, Ac. 18. 28;
ET LOELKVUS, Nom. sing. masc. CTLOELKVUpLL
éridetEat, aor. 1, infin. ; : § : id.
eroelEare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id,
emdexeTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. eTLOEXOMGL
eroexop.at |, fut. defopuar, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (et &

d€xop.a) to admit ; to receive kindly, wel-

come, entertain, 3 Jno. 10; met. to admit,

approve, assent to, 3 Jno. 9.
erionuew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (eri & b7-

p1os) to dwell among a people; to be at

home among one’s own people ; and in N.T.

lo sojourn as a stranger among another

people) Ac. 2.103 17, 21.

ce Ac, 28.13.

€7l0n 156 emOu
éridypovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. eT LOnjew obtain, Ro. 11. 7; He. 11. 14, et al.; to seek with
érioiatacoerat,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. err OtaTao ropa care and anxiety, Mat. 6. 32.

eridiataooopat |, fut. Eouar, (§ 26. rem. 3) (ert &
duatacow) to enjoin anything additional,
superadd an injunction, ete. N.T.
erdidwpt}, fut. dow, (§ 30. tab. Z) (ed & SiSwpe)
to give in addition ; also, to give to, de-
give Mat.
4.9,10; Lu. 4.17; 24. 30, 42, et al.; in-

liver to, into one’s hands,
trans. probably a nautical term, to commit

a ship to the wind, let her drive, Ac.

27. 15.

eridiopow, &}, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (éri &
diopOdw) to set further to rights, to carry
on an amendment.

eridiop$aon,’ 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. — édopOdw
ero.op$acns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act.
—A. D. Ln. Sch. Tdf. id.
éxidiopbwocn, Rec. Gr. (Tit. 1.5)
émoovrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. eTLOLOwpLL
éioveTw,° 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. érovw

éridvw |, fut. Siow, (eri & dvw) of the sun, to set
upon, to set during.

ériduoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. , » érdidupe
ériowow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
mie, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. ($37.rem.1) zivw
evetkete. |, as ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) ETLELK YS
emeikeia., dat. sing. E7rLEiKELO.
éreikelas, gen. sing. id.
eueikets, acc. pl. masc. eTLELK TIS
éueikes, nom. sing. neut. id.
émieikeot, dat. pl. masc. id.
emueikp, acc. sing. masc. id.

eteikys, €os, ovs, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (éaf &

€ik0s) pr. suitable ; fair, reasonable ; gen-
I AUS By 28 AN 2t, 28
Ja. 3.17; 1 Pe. 2. 18; 76 ézrueikes, mild-
ness,

tle, mild, patient,

gentleness, probity, Phi. 4. 5.
emeikela, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) reasonableness, equity; in N.T.
gentleness, mildness, 2 Co. 10. 1; lenity,
clemency, Ac. 24. 4.

émifnret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. emulnrew

émutynretre, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. c
erilyrew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (eri & Ly
Tew) to seek for, make search for, Ac.

id.

12. 19; to require, demand, Mat. 12. 39;
16. 4; Ac. 19. 39; to desire, endeavour to

a Gal. 3, 15. 6 Tit. 1. 5.

c Ep. 4.

exityTjoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. ém€yréw
exicyntovjev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
éxifntovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
éxutnt@, i pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.

ewavarios |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éi & Oava-
TOS) condemned to death, under sentence
of death. L.G.

ertOavatious,? acc. pl. masc. érOavatios
emBcivar, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 28. tab. D. U) eriTiOnpu
exueis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
ériGevra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. : id.
erevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
erfevtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
erides, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. id.
erHécews, gen. sing. ‘ ; eribeots
erifects |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) eruriOnpu
ery, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
eros, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
éxifjoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id?
emOnoerat, 3 pers.s. fut. ind. mid. ($28. tab. w) id.
éxOyoovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
eruujet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. eribupew
éxOupetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. j : id.

er Oupeo, |, fut. HT, (§ 16. tab. P) (ext & Ov-
pos) to set the heart upon; to desire, long
for,

15. 16, et al.;

have earnest desire, Mat. 13.17; Lu.
to lust after, Mat. 5. 28,
et al.; spe. to covet, Ro. 13. 9, et al.

exOupytys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
one who has an ardent desire for anything,
1 Co. 10. 6.

erOup.ia, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) earnest desire, Lu. 22.15, et al.;
irregular or violent desire, cupidity, Mar.
4. 19, et al.; spc. impure deszre, lust,.Ro.

E2124;
what enkindles desire, 1 Jno. 2. 16, 17.

et al.; met. the object of desire,

erOupjoa, aor. 1, infin. . . erOuprew
eriOupyoets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
erOupjoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
erOvuppyoovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
erfupyras,® acc. pl. erOupyntys
exOvpinrys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) eribupew
étOupia, as, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
eriOupia, dat. sing. id.
erriOupiat, nom. pl. id.
26. a1 Co. 4. 9. e1Co. 10.6.

emtOv

exiGupiats, dat. pl. | . erOupia
éxiOupiay, acc. sing. id.
ériupias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. . ‘ id.
eriOvpiov, gen. pl. : ; id.
éxiOvpodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. eribupéw
ériOvpodot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. é 4 id.
erOupav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. 3 id.
érif@, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. (§ 28.

tab.U) . emitiOnpe

emixabi~w |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (éré & xa-
iw) to cause to sit upon, seat upon,
Mat. 21.7; or, according to the v.r., é7re-

kdOucev, intrans. to sit upon.

éruxoAetoba, pres. infin. pass. . 5 émiukadéew
émixadeiabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . id.
émikadeirat, 3 pers.-sing. pres. ind. pass. 3 id.
eTrukaerdpevos, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
erukaheoapevov, gen. s. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
éemixadhecacban, aor. i infin. mid. . . id.
emukadeonrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
emlikaAecovrTal, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. id.
eriuxadécwvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid —

A. D. Ln. Tdf. : 6 é id.

émuxadécovrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 10.14)

@|, fut. gow, perf. pass. éricékAyrat,
aor.1, pass. érexAnOnv, (§ 22. rem. 1.
and 4) (éri & kadew) to call on; to
attach or connect a name, Ac. 15.17; Ja.
2. 73
surname, Mat. 10. 3, et al.; pass. to re-

° ,
eTikadew,

to attach an additional name, to

ceive an appellation or surname, He. 11.16;
mid. to call upon, invoke, 2 Co. 1. 23,

et al.; to appeal to, Ac. 25. 11, 12, 21.

érixadotpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. emriuKaAew
erika ovpLevols, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
eT LKAAOVLEVOV, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass.

and mid. 5 id.
eTLKAAOVMEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
émukadovjevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
érikaovujLevovs, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id
erikadXoupevwr, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. . id.
éxucdAvpp.a,* aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) erikadvTTw

éemixadvrre |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ert & ka-
irTw) HG Oar over; met, to cover or

veil by a pardon, Ro. 4. 7.
éxuxdAuppa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a covering, veil; met. a cloak, 1 Pe.

2, 16.

al Pe. 2. 16.

157

6 Ac. 17, 18.

eTLAa

emikatdpatot, nom. pl. masc. er iKaTapaTos
exukataparos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éri & xa-

Td patos ) cursed, accursed; obnoxious to

the curse of condemnation, Gal. 3. 10; in-

famous, Gal. 3. 13;

7: 49-
errikeypa |, fut. ke(couat, (§ 33. tab. DD) (éxé &
ketpar) 10 lie upon, be placed upon, Jno.

outcast, vile, Jno.

Il. 38; 21.9; to press, urge upon, Lu.
5. 1; Ac. 27.20; be urgent, importunate
upon, Lu. 23. 23; to be imposed upon, be
imposed by law, He. 9. 10; by necessity,

1 Co. 9. 16.
emixelpmeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. emrikelpuct
em LKELLEVOV, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. : id.
eTLKELJLEVOD, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. r id.
eruxeto Oat, pres. infin. . . . id.
ewikelTal, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . Z , id,
emuxexAnoat, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. erikaAew
emukekAnrTat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. j id.

emixeddw |, equivalent to érokeAAw, to push a ship
to shore, v.r. Ac. 27. 41.

erukAnbets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. éemrikaAéew
erukrAnbev, acc. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
éxucAnOévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.

"Emxovpecos |, ov, 0, an Epicurean, follower of the
philosophy of Epicurus.
*Exuxoupeiwy,” gen. pl. . : - *Ezxovpetos
érixoupta. |, as, > (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (ézt-
Koupos, 4@ helper) help, assistance.

émukouptas,’ gen. sing. erukoupia
émixpavOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 27.

rem. 3) miKpaive
érucpdvOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.

émixpivw |, fut. wa, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (eri &
Kpivw) to decide; to decree, Lu. 23. 24.

(7).
érdaBeoGat, aor. 2, infin. mid. éeriAap Pav
érvdaspevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
értAadpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
éridaBopévov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
ertAa/3ov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. mid. id.
ériAdBwvrat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. mid. id.
emidabécbar, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 2) émAavOdvopae
érukapBdverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. éruAapBavo

emdapBdvw |, fut. Aypopar, (§ 36. rem. 2) and
mid. éruapBdvopar, (ert & AapBavw)
to take hold of, Mat. 14. 31; Mar. 8. 23;

e Ac. 26. 22.

emlAa

158

e7TLop

to lay hold of, seize, Lu. 23. 26; Ac. 16. 19, et al.;
met. fo seize on as a ground of accusa-
tion, Lu. 20. 20, 26; to grasp, obtain as
if by seizure, 1 Ti. 6.12, 19; to assume a
portion of, to assume the nature of, or, to
attach or ally one’s self to, He. 2. 16.
érivavOdverGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. erAavOavopat
éxravOdvopar}, fut. Ajycopar, aor. 2, érehafo-
pny, (§ 36. rem. 2) (ert & AavOdvw)
to forget, Mat. 16. 5, et al.; to be forget-
ful, neglectful of, to disregard, Phi. 3. 14;
He. 6. 10, et al.;
NeAnopevos, in N.T. in a passive sense,
forgotten, Lu. 12. 6.

perf. pass. part. é-

értAno pov", hs, 7H, (§ 2. tab. B. a)

forgetfulness, oblivion, Ja. 1.25. LXX.
ériAavOavopevos, nom. s. masc. part. pres. eriAavOavopat
eiAcyonevn, nom. s. fem. part. pres. pass. eriéyw

erideyw |, fut. Em, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (émé & Ney)
to call, denominate, Jno. 5. 2; mid. to
select for one’s self, choose, Ac. 15. 40.
értAeirrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (emi & Nelo)
to be insufficient, to run short, to fail, He.
Hits je
éxidouros, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2)
remaining, still left, 1 Pe. 4. 2.

eriXetxw |, fut. fw, (eri & Nefyw) to lick, v.r. Lu.

16. 21.
émurelWer,” 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. emer
ertAeAnopévoy, nom. s. neut. part. p. pass. ériAavOavopat
ericSaevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. eridAéyw
ertAnopovy |, 7s, 7), (8 2. tab. B. a) erAavOavopat
emiAnopovis,’ gen. sing. eriAno}Lov"n
ézriNouroy,” acc. sing. masc. . éztXouros
eriXdouros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) émiANcizw
eriArvOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. emi Avw
eriAvoews,” gen. sing. ériAvots
eridvars |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ce) ériAvo

eriAvw |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) (eri & iw) to
loose what has previously been fastened or
entangled, as a knot; met. to solve, to ex-
plain, what is enigmatical, as a parable,
Mar. 4. 34; to settle, put an end to a mat-
ter of debate, Ac. 19. 39.
éeiNvots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a

loosing, liberation ; met. interpretation of

exysaptupew, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (értd & pap-
ipbed endl ty pete
tupéw) to bear testimony to; to testify

solemnly.
eriaptupav,® nom. sing. masc. part. pres. — éryapTupew
er yetva, aor. 1, infin. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) eTryLevw
SETS 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . ; id.
eTryLeivwct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. < id.

émédera |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(ezruseAys, careful) care, attention, Ac.
27-3:
ertedetas,’ gen. sing. . . emryeAeva
exyseAopat, V- emipeeopat, shea fut. (pass.
form) erypednOyoopat, and, later, équ-
pedrjoopa, aor. 1, (pass. form) eTrEpLE-
AjOnv, (§ 17. tab. Q) (emi & peAopan)
to take care of, Lu. 10. 34, 35; 1 Ti. 3.5
emipednOnre, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. erred copra
eryseAnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . erryreAopas
eryredas,® adv. (érupedys, careful) carefully, dili-
gently, Lu. 15. 8.

exipeve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. erysevo
emysevery, pres. infin. . : ‘ é id.
emyévere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . , ; id.
érysevovTwv, gen. pl. mase. part. pres. : id.
exipevovpev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. : : id.

eryrév |, fut. r@, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (éri & pew)

to stay longer, prolong a stay, remain on,
ESa 34 vetalys
persevere, Ino. 8. 7; Ac. 12. 16;

Ac. 10. 48; to continue,
to ad-
here to, continue to embrace, Ac. 13. 433
Ro: Er. 22); to “persist in, Roy 6: 1
et al.

eryevoo, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind... ; : eT yLevnr
exyrevrev, | pers. pl. pres. subj.—A. B. C.D:
Gr. Tdf. : . id.
eae one Rec. Sch. (Ro. 6. aor 5)
exwevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (emi & vevw)
to nod to; met. to assent to, consent, Ac.
18. 20.
ézivoua," as, on (§ 2 tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (end &
vous) cogitation, purpose, device.

éxtopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. (§$37.rem.1) zivw
éxivov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . : P id.
éxtov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. 2 : id.
Shaye, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) + érlopKos

éxlopkos, ov, 6, H, ($7. rem. 2) (emt & GpKos) one

what is enigmatical and obscure, 2 Pe. who violates his oath, perjured.
I. 20. erlopKew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
a He, 11. 32. 6 Ja. 1.25. cl Pe. 4.2. a2 Pe. 1. 20. el Pe. 5. 12. f Ac. 27.3. g Lu, 15. 8, h Ac. 8. 22.

e7Lop

159

to forswear one’s self, to fail of observing one’s
oath.

émtopkyjcets,” 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. eTLopKew
éxtopKors,’ dat. pl. mase. éxlopkos
ériopkos |, ov, 6, 1), (§ 7. rem. 2) erLopKéew
eriovey, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. (§ 33. rem. 4) emretpe

émiovotov, acc. sing. masc. . : : €rLOVTLOS

érovatos |, Cov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) supplied with the
coming day (7 érovoa), daily, or suf-

ficient, Mat. 6.11; Lu. 11. 3. N.T.
éruremTwkos, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. érurimtw
érurecovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.2. id.
érumecwv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 ‘ id.
émimimrew, pres. infin. 5 5 : id.

éeximinty |, fut. rerodpar, aor. 2, érérecor, (§ 37.
rem. 1) (ert & wiTrTw) to full upon; to
throw one’s self upon, Lu. 15. 20; Jno.
13. 25; Ac. 20. 10, 37 ;| to press, urge

upon, Mar. 3. 10; to light upon, Ro.
15. 3; to come over, Ac. 13. 11; fo come
upon, fall wpon mentally or spiritually,
TEREST NCH On LO LO. LOA: WaT arias.
19. 17.
emimAnens,° 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. erimAnoow
erimAnoow, OF TTw |, fut. fw, (§ 26. rem. 3) (eri &
TARTTH) pr. to inflict blows upon; met.
to chide, reprove.
erurviyw |, fut. fw, (§ 23. rem. 1.b) (éré & rvtyw)
pr. to suffocate; met. to choke, obstruct the
growth of, v.r. Lu.8.7. N.T.
éumoGet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . . » emimTobew
érumobew, |, fut. now, ($ 16 tab. P) (emt & zo-
6éw) to desire besides; also, to desire
earnestly, long for, 2 Co. 5.2; to havea
strong bent, Ja. 4.5; by impl. to love, have
affection for, 2 Co. g. 14, et al.
erimoOnots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
earnest affection, 2 Co.
Fa Ui Lint
erimdOyros, ov, 6, 9, TO, -ov, (§ 7.
rem. 2) earnestly desired, longed for, Phi.

desire, strong

€TTLOK
éxumdOnros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) . . erruTrobew
éruro0ia. |, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
éxiroGiay,” ace. sing. . . éxurobia
émumoGovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. érurobew
éxurobovvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. F id.
émiro0, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. a ; id.
éxuroa@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. 4 id.

éxuropevomat |, fut. evoouat, (§ 14. tab. N) (éré
& Tropevopiae) to travel ta; to come to.

-éruropevonevwvs gen. pl. part. pres. exriropevopiat
3 pevop.

emimpackov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. TiTpacKw

erippamres,® 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. r eripparTa

erippamre |, fut. yo (§ Pisig Weal IG a) (émé & pa-
mw) to sew upon. N.T.

emippimtw |, fut. ww, (eri & firtw) to throw or
cast upon, Lu. 19. 35; met. to devolve

upon, commit to, in confidence, 1 Pe.
5-7:
emippiwavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 eripplrtw
7
erionpot, nom. pl. masc. exionj.os
erionpor, acc. sing. masc. 2 : ‘ id.

éxionpos |, ov, 6, 9, ($ 7. rem. 2) (éri & ofa)

pr. bearing a distinctive mark or device ;

noted, eminent, Ro. 16. 7; notorious, Mat.

210.
eruoiTiop.ov," acc. sing. ETLTUTLO [LOS
éemioiticp.os |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) (ériowriLopon,

to provision, fr. éxi & ourilw, to feed,

fr. airos) supply of food, provisions.
emioKxertecOou, pres. infin. CTL KET TOpLAL
eTLTKETTY, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . 2 id.
emurkerropat |, fut. Youat, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (él

& oKEeTTOpMAL) to look at observantly, to

inspect; to look out, select, Ac. 6. 3; to go

to see, visit, Ac. 7. 233 15. 36; to visit for

the purpose of comfort and relief, Mat.

25. 36, 43; Ja. 1.27; from the Heb., of

God, to visit, with gracious interposition,

Lu. 1. 68, 78, et al.
emuoxevdlopat |, fut doopoar, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ézu-

oxevalw, to put in readiness) to prepare

Meniige » LACE for a journey, v.r. Ac. 21. 15.
erirobia, as, 7, ($2. tab. B. b, and emirkevacdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. a

rem. 2) earnest desire, Ro. 15.23. N.T. —-A., Bs int Taf. : A
emimoOyoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. erurobew amooKkevacdpevor, Rec. Gr. Sch. . emirKevdopat
eruToOnow, acc. sing. emimoOnsts (Ac. 21. 15) J
éeximdOnors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) erurobéw | emurkevacOat, aor. 1, infin. ETLOKETTOMAL
émimdOnrou," nom. pl. mase. émumd0nros erioxevacde, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. A id.

a Mat. 5. 33. Di stioals woh Gal Wie fsa d@ Phi. 4. 1. e Ro. 15. 23. f Lu. 8. 4. g Mar. 2. 21 4 Lu. 9. 12.

€7TTLOK

160

ETLOT

erurkewpeba, 1 pers. pl.aor.1, subj. . émuoxémropae
éxiakynvow, ©, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (eri &

oKNVY, a tent) to quarter in or at; met.

to abide upon. L.G.
érurknvocy,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. =. — éxusxyvdw
emuokidZovca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. eroKiacw

eriokiacw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ert & oxid-
fw, to shade, fr. oKLa) to overshadow,
Mat. 17. 5, et al.; met. to overshadow, to
shed influence upon, Lu. 1. 35.
émurkidcet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : . émioKialw
eTUTKLaoN, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj- : id.
éxickoTew, |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (ert &
okoTréw) to look at, inspect; met. to be
circumspect, heedful, He. 12. 15; to over-

see, to exercise the office of éricKomos,

t Weare:
exisxoTy |, 7s, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. a) . - €UTKOTOS
€mirkomyv, acc. sing. . . . . emTLTKOTr
€TLOKOTS, gen. sing. . . . . id.
é€mirko7rols, dat. pl. : : : - émloko7ros
érloKoTrOV, acc. sing. . . . . id.

, 7
éxicKoros, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (eri & oKo7ds) Pr.
an inspector, overseer; a watcher, guar-
dian, 1 Pe. 2. 25; in N.T. an ecclesias-

tical overseer, Ac. 20. 28; Phi. 1.1; 1 Ti.

BE OIG ADR tie yi
érurkoTn, 75, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) in-
spection, oversight, visitation; of God,

visitation, interposition, whether in mercy
or judgment, Lu. 19, 44; 1 Pe. 2. 12; the
office of an ecclesiastical overseer, 1 Ti. 3.1;
from the Heb. charge, function, Ac. 1. 20.

LXX.
€mirko7rovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . €mloKoTros
eriutKOTrous, acc. pl. . . . id.
émio7acbw,’ 2 pers. sing. pres.imper. mid. . ézigmdw

emiordw, @|, fut. dow, (§ 18. tab. R) (éat &
omdw) to draw upon or after; in N.T.
mid. to obliterate circumcision by artificial
extension of the foreskin.

eriomreipw |, fut. epd, (eri & ozetpw) to sow in or
among, v.r. Mat. 13. 25.

erlioTapat, oat, Tat, (§ 33. rem. 3) to be versed in,
to be master of, 1 Ti. 6. 4; to be ac-
quainted with, Ac.18.25; 19.15; Jude 10;

eTLTTHLWV, OVOS, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. a) know-
ing, discreet, Ja. 3. 13.
€mloTapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
éxioravrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ‘ id.
émiatavrTes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 ‘ epiornpue

,
» €TloTapLat

émioTas, nom. s.masc. part. aor.2 (§ 29. tab. X) id.
éemisTaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 ; id.
értotacbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. F érictapat
éristacw, acc. sing.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. : pe:
ETLOTACLS

érisvotracw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 24. 12) f
ériotacis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) pr. care of,
attention to.—B. Ln.Tdf. (2 Co.11.28)
emistatacis, Rec. Gr. Sch.
Also, insurrection, tumult, as if

i éxl & o7Taots, Ac. 24. 12. V.F.

émistata, voc. sing. (§ 2. rem. 6) erustarns
émioratat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : ericrapat
ériotarys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : . elornput
éricretAat, aor. 1, infin. act. (§27.rem.1.d) émuaré\Aw

éxuoTéAXw |, fut. eX@, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (emi &
até\Xw) to send word to, to send injunc-
tions, Ac. I5. 20; 21. 25; to write to,
write a letter, He. 13. 22.
ezloToAy, Ws, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
word sent an order, command; an epistle,

letter, Ac. 9. 2; 15.30, et al.

éxioreve, 3 pers. sing. imperf. TLOTEvU)
éxustevere, 2 pers. pl. imperf z : id.
eriatevon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
eriotevOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ; id.
emictevOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
éxiatevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . R : id.
éxiorevoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. A 5 id.
émistevoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
ériatevoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 5 : id.
ériatevoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 5 : id.
émustevoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. i 2 id.
eTloTEUCE, 3 pers. sing. aor. is nal 6 . id.
erirTy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 29. rem. 3) ediotnpu
exlaTnou, 2 pers. sing. aor.2, imper. . : id.
exiatnpov,® ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. Gia)i OF eriorapae
emuarnptlovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. eriaTnpico

émutypico |, fut. iw, (§ 26. rem. 2) (eri & orn-
pio) pr. to cause to rest or lean on, to
settle upon; met. to confirm, strengthen,

establish, Ac. 14. 22; 15. 32, 41; 18. 23.

to know, Ac. 10. 28, et al.; to remember, exurtypilwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ervotnpilo
comprehend, Mar. 14. 68 érigroAat, nom. pl. . ‘ : c eri TOAH
a2Co. 12.9, 61Co. 7.18. ¢ Ja. 3,13.

ET LOT
erusToAats, dat. pl. éxurtody
éruroAas, acc. pl. id.
€riaToAn, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ego vn
érisToAy, dat. sing. : eTLTTOAH
emicroAnv, acc. sing. . : ‘ ; id.
€misToAns, gen. sing. a
emusToA@y, gen. pl. F : : aa,
exirropicew,” pres. infin. : eriotopicay

erio Toile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem.1) (ért & ord-
pa) to apply a curb or muzzle; met. to
put to silence.

erioTpadets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(§ 24. rem. 10) emiaTpepw
erictpadytw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. pass. id.
ETLOTPAPOCt, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass. , id.
emiotpéepey, pres. infin. act. . id.
emiatpepete, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.
érustpepovor, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

exiotpéedw |, fut. yw, aor. 2, pass. érertpadyy, (a),
(§ 24. rem. 10) (ex & oTpEpw) trans.
He turn towards ; to turn round ; to bring
Wee. convert, Lu. 1. 16, 17; Ja. 5. 19, 20;
~intrans. and mid. to turn one’s self upon
or towards, Ac. 9. 40; Re. 1.12; to turn
about, Mat. 9. 22, et al.; to turn back,
return, Mat. 12. 44, et al.; met. to be
converted, Ac. 28. 27, et al.
eriotpody, 7s, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
turning towards, a turning about; in N.T.

met. conversion, Ac. 15. 3.

erurtpewat, aor. 1, infin. act. exiotpépw
ertoTpayavres, nom. pl. masc. pt. aor. 1, act. id.
éioTpéwas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
exirtpeare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.
eriotpewarw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
eriotpewet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
exioTpeyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
exiotpayw, | pers. sing. fut. ind. . id.
emioTpevwot, 3 pers. pl. aor 1, subj. id.
exatpody |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) id.

; ,
exiotpopyy,’ acc. sing. . . erioTpody

/ ©
ériaTwOns,° 3 pers: s. aor.1, pass. (§21.tab.U) mazdw
ETLTOVVAYAYELV, aor. 2, infin. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) eriovvadyw
éxiruvayet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.

exiouvayw | fut. Ew, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (éxi & ovvd-
yo) to gather to a place; to gather to-
gether, assemble, convene,
ZAeaiipretualom (cee ars

Mat 23% 345

a Tit. 1.11, & Ac. 15. 3. e2 Ti. 3. 14,

161

d Mar. 9. 25.

ETT LTE

erisvvaywyy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) the act
of being gathered together or assembled,

2 Thes. 2.1; an assembling together, He.

TOm 25 on LaXeXs:
eriovvayoyy |, 9S. 7 . . . erimuvaya
emitvvaywyyv, ace. sing. : : + eruovvaywyy
eriovvaywyi)s; gen. sing. . 5 c id.
émucvvaeat, aor. 1, infin. act. : - éxiovvdyw
eTLTVVAEEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . - id.
exirvvigovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
ericvvaxGerar, gen. pl. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
erLovvyy Lev, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
ero v TpExel,? 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. eTLOVVTPEXO

eric Tpexw |, (ert & ovvtpéxw) to run together
L.G.

, .
émiovaTacw, acc. sing.

to a place.
eTLOVOTETLS
eriavaTaats, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (émurvviora-

pea) a gathering, concourse, tumult, Ac.

24.12; a crowding of calls upon the at-

tention and thoughts, 2 Co. 11. 28.
emurpaaAys |, €os, ods, 6, 7, 76, -és, (§ 7. tab. G. b)

(emt & odadrw, to supplant) on the

verge of falling, unsteady ; met. insecure,

hazardous, dangerous.
eriopadors,° gen. sing. masc. . :
éxtoxvov,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. eTir vw
erioxvu |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (éx¢ & ixvw)

to strengthen ; intrans. to gather strength ;

eriopadrs

met. to be urgent, to press on a point.

eritmpevooua,® 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. 6 eTLTwpEvw
exiompeve |, fut. evow, (ert & cwpevo, fr. cwpds,

a heap) to heap up, accumulate largely ;

met. fo procure in abundance. L.G.
exitayn |, 7S, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) em iTAgow
eritayyy, acc. sing. emitayy
eTLTAY NS, gen. sing. id.
éxitagy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. emriTtgoow
éritagoe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
eTLTAT CEL, pres. infin. . . . id.

eritacow, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem.3) (emf & Tdgow)
to set over or upon; to enjoin, charge,
Mar. 1. 27; 6.39; Lu. 4. 36, et al.
erurayy, Fs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (a
later form for evritaéis or éxizaypa)
injunction,-1 Co. 7.6, 25; 2 Co. 8.8; a
decree sRomto. 20) IT tar se itr)
authoritativeness, strictness, Tit. 2. 15.
emiteOy, 3 pers. s. aor.1, subj. pass. ($28. rem. 10) emiTiGnut
92 Ti. 4.3.
12

e Ac. 27. 9. Ff Lu. 28. 5.

2 emupa

ETT LTE 16
éureAey, pres. infin. act. : émiteAew
émuteActa Oa, pres. infin. pass. ° rn a id.
émuteActobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. ; id.
émiteAéoat, aor. 1, infin. act. : ‘ : id.
émiteAeoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. I, act. id.
éwuteAeoate, 2 pers. pi. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
émireAeoet, 3 pers.sing. fut. ind. act. (§22.rem.1) id.
exitedeoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. A id.

emitehew, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (eri & Te-
Aéw) to bring to an end; to finish, com-
plete, perfect, Ro. 15.28; 2 Co. 8. 6, 11;
to perform, Lu. 13.32; to carry into prac-
tice, to realise, 2 Co. 7.1; to discharge,
He. 9. 6;
out to completion, Phi. 1.6; mid. to end,

to execute, He. 8. 5; to carry

make an end, Gal. 3. 3; pass. to be fully
undergone, endured, 1 Pe. 5.9.

émiteAovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. eriTeAew
éwiTeA@, | pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . = id.

emiteTparrTat, 3 pers. s. perf. pass. (§ 35. rem. 9) eriTpeTw
emiTyoeta,* acc. pl. neut. . . . » €miTydevos

erutydetos |, fa, evov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (éurndes, a
jit, suitable, necessary.

émitifeact, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. Att. for
eritiGetot, (§ 28. rem. 6) : emitiOnp
eritiGer, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. (§ 31. rem. 2) id.
éwuTifeis, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.—
B. D. Ln. Tdf. A 5 id.
érubets, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 4. 40)
émitiGec Gat, pres. infin. mid. A . 5 id.
exit, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. 0 id.

éexitiOnpr|, fut. eriOyow, (§ 28. tab. V) (éri &
TiOnpr) to put, place, or lay upon, Mat.

* g. 18; Lu. 4. 40, et al.;

Mar. 3. 16, 17; to inflict, Ac. 16. 23; Lu.

Re. 22. 18; mid. fo impose with

to impose a name,

10. 30;
authority, Ac. 15. 28; to lade, Ac. 28. 10;
to set or fall upon, assail, assault, attack,
Ac. 18. 10.

ezibecis, €ws, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) the
act of placing upon, imposition of hands,

Ac. 8. 18, et al.
extinct, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . . emcurtOnpse
SE TE pres. infin. act. ETUTYLaW)

eritipaw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (emt & t-
pido) pr. to set a value upon; to assess
a penalty; to allege as a crimination;

hence, to reprove, chide, censure, rebuke,

62 Co. 2. 6.

reprimand, Mat. 19.13; Lu. 23. 40, et al.; in N.T,
to admonish strongly, enjoin strictly, Mat.

PZ EOS GUS yeni

2. tab. B. b, and

in the sense of

2 4 €

erutipia, as, 4, (8
rem. 2) used in N.T.
eritipnpa OY éruTipnots, & punishment,
penalty, 2 Co. 2. 6.

éritysnoat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. . eritysc
€mitysnoas, hom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 : id.
éritinoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. : id.
exityuta,” as, y (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
€riTipov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . A id.
e€mitpemerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. émitpéra
émitpemn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . : id.

em iTpeTro, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 2, pass.
éretparny, (a) ($24.rem. 10) perf. éruré-
Tpappar, (§ 35. rem. 9) (éxi & Tpéw)
to give over, to leave to the entire trust or
management of any one; hence, to permit,
allow, suffer, Mat. 8.21; Mar. 5. 13, et al.
eritpoT, nS; 1 (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
trust ; a commission, Ac. 26. 12.
éxizporos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) one
to whose charge or control a thing is left;
a steward, bailiff, agent, manager, Mat.
20. 8; steward or overseer of the revenue,
treasurer, Lu. 8. 3; a guardian of children,

Gal. 4. 2.
éxitpeaytos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . emiTpéerw
eritpeyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ‘ fs id.
eitpeyov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
eritpoTy |, WS, > (§ 2. tab. B. a) . . id.
éxitpomys,° gen. sing. . . er itpoTy
ézitporos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) “ . €miTperw
émitpomov, gen. sing. . : : F exitpomos
éxutpdrous, acc. pl. ; : , ; id.
er iTpoTre, dat. sing. . . . . id.
eriTvyxave |}, aor. 2, eréTvXor, (§ 36. rem. 2) éxi

& TVYXAVO) to light upon, find; to hit,

reach; to ucquire, obtain, attain, Ro.

Tits YG ECR GATS Tite, Bets URS Alp Oe
emiTvxely, aor. 2, infin. . : eritvyxXavw
eripaivovtwy, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. eripaivw

exipaive |, fut. davd, aor. 1, erédpyva, later and
in N.T. érépava, (§ 27. rem. 1. c. e)
aor. 2, pass. éredavynv, (a) (§ 27. rem.
4. b) (ext & paivw) to make to appear, to
display j pass. to be manifested, revealed,

¢ Ac. 26. 12.

emupa

Tit. 2. 11; 3. 4; intrans. to give light, shine, Lu.

i. 793) Acw27. 20.

163

€7TOLN

erixopryia, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
supply, aid, Ep. 4.16; Phi.1.19. L.G.

éxiparvys, €os, ovs, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. exixopyynOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. erixopnyew
G. b) pr. in fall and clear view; splendid, er LXopnynTare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
glorious, illustrious, Ac. 2. 20. extxopyyia |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
emipaveia, as, 7, (§ 2 tab. B. b, and extxopyytias, gen. sing. mxopipyia.

rem. 2) appearance, manifestation, 1 Ti. ertyopynyoujevov, nom. s. neut. part. pres. pass. extyopnyéew

6. 14; 2 Ti. 1. 10, et al.; glorious display, eriyopnyav, nom. sing. masce. part. pres. act. . id.

2 Thes. 2. 8. emixptw |, fut. cow, (§ 22. rem 4) (ri & xpiw) to
éripavat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 27. rem.1. f) - emidaivw smear upon, to anoint, Jno.9.6, 11. (7).
eripdvere |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id. erAavyOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. mravew
exipavela, dat. sing. . 3 i erupdvera | erAavnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
eviaverav, acc. sing. : : c : id. érAdo6y, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. atAdoow
emupaveias, gen. sing. . . : : id. éxhéopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 35. rem. 1) mAEW
erupavy,” ace. sing. fem. . eripayns ézAeovace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mAcovaly
exipavys |, €os, ovs, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. ) emiaivw | érAcovéxtyoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TAEOVEKTEW
eripavores,” *3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . eriupavoKw eTAECOVEKTHTAPEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. F id.
eripatore |, in N.T. fut. avow, (ds) to shine erACOVEKTITE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id.

upon, give light to, enlighten erdyyn, 3 pers. s. aor.2, ind. pass. (§ 24. rem.9) rAnTCW
eripepey, pres. inf. act. - 6 eripepw éxAnGuvero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. . TAn Gives
exidepec Oar, pres. inf. pass. : id. exdnbivOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
eripepw |, fut. éroicw, aor. 2, emiVeyKov, 5 36. érAnGivovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . . id.

rem. 1) (ere & pepw) to bring upon or émAxypov, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. TAnpdw

against, Ac. 25. 18; Jude 9; to inflict, éxAnpovvTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . z id.

Ro. 3. 5; to bring to, apply to, Ac. 19. 12; éAnpovto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. ; id.

to bring in addition, add, superadd, Phi.1.16. exAnpwOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
eripepwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. eripepw errAijpwoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. i id.
exipovew, O], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (éxi & éhipwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.

dwvew) to cry aloud, raise a shout ata erAnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind act. . TAHGw

speaker, whether applaudingly, Ac. 12. 22, éxAynoby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) id.

or the contrary, to clamour at, Lu. 23. 21; éxAjoOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.

Ac. 22. 24. éxAouTycate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mAovTEW
eripwokovon, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. eripooKa éxrAovTycav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
emipvcke |, a varied form of erihatickw, to dawn, éxAoutiaOyrte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, pass. (§ 26.

Mat. 21. 1; hence, used of the reckoned rem. 1) : 6 0 mAovtiLo

commencement of the day, to be near éxAvvav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ . wAtvw

commencing, to dawn on, Lu. 23. 54. exAvvov, pers. pl. imperf. act.—D. Ln. : \ id
emixetpew, ©], fut. Yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (eri & dérAvvav, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 5. 2) ;

xeip) to put hand to a thing; to wnder- éxvevoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§35. rem.3) zvéw

take, attempt, Lu. 1.1; Ac.9. 29; 19. 13. ETVLYE, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . mvlyw
erixéw |, fut. evow, (§ 36. rem. 1) (éxi & yew) éxviyovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . id.

to pour wpon. ézrolet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. TroLew
em ixewv,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. A eTLxew érovetre, 2 pers. pl. imperf. act. : ; id.
erixopnyew, |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (éxd & erotnoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 5 id.

Xopyyyéw) to supply further; to superadd, ETOLIT OPEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1], ind. act. é id.

2 Pe. 1.5; to supply, furnish, give, 2 Co. eroinod pny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. : id.

QuetocaGal. gens) 2 Pe... 11s) pass. 20 eroinoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.

gather vigour, Col. 2. 19. éromoavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. : id.

@ Ac, 2. 20. 6 Ep. 5. 14. e Lu. 10, 34. d Re. 8. 12.

164

€7r0ln
erolnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; ToLew
éroijoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
ezrolnoe, 3 pers, sing. aor. 1, ind. act. i id.
ETOLKOOO}LEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. €ro“KOOoew
éroukodopew, © |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (éri &

oixodopéw) met. to build upon, 1 Co.

3. 10, 12, 143 pass. met. to be built upon

as parts of a spiritual structure, Ep. 2. 20;

to build up, carry up a building; met. to

build up in spiritual advancement, Ac.

20./52>,et) al.
erroukooopyGevres, nom. pl. masc. pt. aor. 1, p. €TOLKOOOpLEw
€TOLKOOOMHTAL, aor. 1, inf. act. . : id.
érolKodopovjLevol, Nom. pl. masc. pt. pres. pass. id.
€roukodojLovvTes, nom. pl. masce. part. pres. act. id.
ézoiovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. aroLew)
ézo.tovvro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. . - id.
eroxeAAw |, aor. 1, éxwxeda, (§ 27. rem. 1. d)

(eri & 6xéAAw, idem) to run a ship

aground, Ac. 27. 41.
éroAeunoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ToAE Lew
erodeunoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . id.
erovopacly,” 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. erovopacw
erovopacy |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (éré & dvo-

pale») to attach a name to; pass. to be

named, to be styled.
eromra,’ nom. pl. . ‘ é d . émomrys

éromrevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pr.—B. Ln.

éromrevoavres, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. 6 \ eromTevw

@eRer 2 e12)) : 2 5 J
éromtevcavtTes, nom. fut. masc. pt. aor. 1 é id.
> , fut , Ses,
érorTevw |, ul. evowW . €TOTTNS

eromTys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (éri & dWopar)
a looker-on, eye-witness, 2 Pe. 1. 16.

€romTetw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)

to look upon, observe, watch; to witness, be

an eye-witness of, 1 Pe. 2. 12; 3. 2.

éropevero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . . . Topevopat
exropevOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . 5 id.
€ropevOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ; id.
€ropevopcba, 1 pers. pl. imperf. : : id.
éxopevounv, | pers. sing. imperf. . ; id.
€rropevovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; ; id.
erropbet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. trope
exopbouv, 1 pers. sing. imperf. act. . ‘< id.
erdpvevoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Topvevw
éxos,° €os, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) (<trov) a word,

that which is expressed by words; ds ros

Eg EE EN ee AR

a Ro. 2.17. 62 Pe. 1. 16.

EeTTTA

eizrety, 50 to say, if the expression may be allowed

evrorie, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. motile
exotiCov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : 5 id.
évotica, | pers. sing. aor. ], ind. act. 5 id.
erroTiaapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
évoticate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. F id.
é€motioe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id.
erotic Onper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, pass. (§26.rem.1) id.
éxoupdvia, nom. and ace. pl. neut. . + €roupavios
eTroupavlol, nom. pl. masc. : é 5 id.
eroupaviots, dat. pl. neut. 3 : A id.
€roupaviov, acc. sing. fem. . . . id.

ézoupavios, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (éxi & otpa-
vos) heavenly, in respect of locality, Ep.
I. 20; Phi. 2. 10, et al.; 7q €roupavia,
the upper regions of the air, Ep. 6. 12;
heavenly, in respect of essence and charac-
ter, unearthly, 1 Co. 15. 48, 49, et al.;
met. divine, spiritual, Jno. 3. 12, et al.

, ‘
€rroupaviov, gen. sing. masc. and fem. €TOUpavLos
eroupaviw, dat. sing. fem. “ . é id.

, .
ETOUPAVLWV, gen. pl. C 2 4 a id.

erpaln, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 36. rem. 3) TiTparka

éxpaéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. mpaoow
éxpagapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; i id.
empacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
émpagare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ; : id.
éxpagée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 26. rem. 8) id.
empemre, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . ; ; TpETEL
erpicOyoar,* 3 pers.pl. aor. 1, pass. (§ 22. rem. 4) mpica

éxpodyjtevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf—B. Ln. Taf. :
mpoedijrevov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 19. 6) ; Sipe
erpopytevoopey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, cal
C. Ln. Tdf. : : : id.
mpoepytevoapev, R.Gr.Sch. (Mat. 7.22) }

erpodyrevoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.—Ln. cs, a
mpoepyrevoay, R. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 11.13)
eTpopyTEvo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pink
CD lnabats : E id.

mpoepijtevoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 15. 7)

ENTE, Ol, at, Ta, seven, Mat. 15. 34, 37, et al.; by
Jewish usage for a round number, Mat.
12. 45s oun ZO:
éxrdKis, adv. seven times, Mat. 18.21,
22; Lu.17. 4, bis. (q).
eBdopuos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
seventh, Jno. 4. 52; He. 4. 4, et al.

c Wie. 7.9. d He. 11. 37.

ETTTAL

éBdopyjxovra, ol, ai, Ta, seventy, Ac. 7. 14,
et al.; of éBdopu. the seventy disciples,
Musto: 1,7.

éBopnkovrakis, adv. seventy times,

Mat. 18. 22. (a).
a + . 7 ,
éxtramcav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . 1Tratu
ém7akis, adv. nT

exraxioxiAtor |, at, a, (€mrakis & xiduo1), seven
thousand.

, ,
errakioxiAlovs,” acc. pl. mase. eTTAKLTXtALoL
értice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TTUW

: : ,
eTTWXEUTE,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . + TTWKEVW

ervbeto, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§36. rem. 2) muvOdvopat
éxuvOavero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ‘ ; id.
éxvyGdavovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf.- . : : id.
évuxetAayv,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. é70KeAAw
eTWKOOOLNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.

(§ 13. rem. 2) eTOLKOOOpLEw
eToANCe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. TwArAéa
éxwAouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; i id.
exwpwbyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. Twpow
éxwpoynoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
"Epactov, acc. sing. : . . "Epacros
"Epactos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab.C.a) Erastus, pr. name.
epya, nom. and acc. pl. epyov
epyaleo Oa, pres. infin. . epyalopat
epydleabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.
epyaleabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ; ; id.
epyalerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. j ; id.
epyaln, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind... : ‘ id.
epyaopar, fut. dcouas . . . epyov
epyalopea, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind—A. Ln. a ay

epyatvycba, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Gal. 6. ar cpyatonae
epyalopevet, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
epyatopevos, mom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
€pyaopévovs, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. F id.
epyalopevan, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. f id.
é€pyatovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; : id.
éepyacov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ; id.
epyalopeba, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. F id.
épyaon, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
epyacia. |, as, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) epyov
epyaciay, ace. sing. 2 : ‘ Fs épyacia.
épyacias, gen. sing. , j ; id.
epyaran, nom. pl. €pyarns
épydras, ace. pl. : 5 ; ; : id.
eépydtnv, acc. sing. : c id.
épyarns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. Bic). epyov

165

Epels
épyatav, gen. pl. . F 5 . epyarns
epyots, dat. pl : 6 < epyov

epyor, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C.c) anything done or to

be done; a deed, work, action, Jno. 3. 21;
Ep. 2.10; 2 Co. 9. 8, et al. freq.; duty en-
Joined, office, charge, business, Mar. 13. 34;
Jno. 4. 34, et al. freq.; a process, course of
action, Ja.t.4; a work, product of an action
or process, Ac. 7. 41; He. 1. 10, et al.;
substance in effect, Ro. 2.15.

epyalopat, fut. doomar, aor. 1, eip-
yaoapny, perf. eipyacpat, (§ 13. rem. 4)
intrans. to work, labour, Mat. 21. 28; Lu.
13. 14; to trade, traffic, do business, Mat.
25. 16; Re. 18.17; to act, exert one’s
power, be active, Jno. 5.17; trans. to do,
perform, commit, Mat.26.10; Jno.6.28; to
be engaged in, occupied upon, | Co. 9g. 13;
Re. 18.17; to acquire, gain by one’s la-
bour, Jno. 6. 27, et al.

epyacia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) werk, labour; in N.T. épyaciav
duddvar, operam dare, to endeavour, strive,
Lu. 12. 58; performance, practice, Ep. 4.
19; @ trade, business, craft, Ac. 19. 25,
gain acquired by labour or trade, projif,
AG. 16516; 193 10.245 25.

epyarys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a work-
man, labourer, Mat. 9. 37,38; 20.1, 2,8;
met. a@ spiritual workman or labourer,

2 Co. 11. 13, et al.; an artisan, artificer,

Ac. 19. 25; @ worker, practiser, Lu.
13.275" a):
Epyov, gen. sing. Epyov
py, dat. sing. . : é : F id.
Epywv, gen. pl. i S : A id.
epcbilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. 5 : epebilus

épcbilw |, fut. iow, aor. 1, Apefica, ($ 26. rem, 1)
(épé6u, idem, fr. eps) to provoke, to
irritate, exasperate, Col. 3.21; to incite,
stimulate, 2 Co. 9. 2.

Elpw

épetdu |, fut. elu, aor. l, npEoa, (§ 23. rem, 1. c)
to make to lean upon; to fix firmly; in-

epet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . ; P A

trans. to become firmly fixed, stick fast,
INCA 7 Als

épeus, nom. and ace. pl. (§ 4. rem. 4) ; Zpus

a Ro. 11. 4.

62Co 8.9,

e Ac, 27, 41.

/X

os

Epels 166 Eppunv
Epeis, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. €lpw éploos, gen. sing. B q épus
épeivaca,” nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 “fe épilw |, fut. fow, (§26.rem. 1). ; : id.
€pelre, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. €ipw épifeta, as, On (§ 2 . tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (€pibev-

epev'yop.a |, fut. fopat, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to vomit,

disgorge; met. to utter, declare openly,

Mat. 13.35.
€pevva, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. €pevvaw
épevvare, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. c : id.
epevvdw, @], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) to search,

trace, investigate, explore, Jno. 5. 39:

Wagh 2. etvals
épetvnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. epevvaw
€pevv@y, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . 5 id.
Epevvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
épevEopat,’ 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. épevyopat
cpnyuia }, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. Le epnjos
epnpia, dat. sing. epnyiia
epypiiats, dat. pl. ; 5 a 3 ‘ id.
epnyias, gen. sing. : : : : id.
€pyj.ous, dat. pl. 5 c €pyjLos
eEpnj.ov, acc, sing. . . . e id.

EpN[LOS, ov, 6, 7, & 7, ov, (§ 7. rem. 2. and tab.
F. a) lone, desert, waste, uninhabited, Mat.
14. 13, 15; Mar. 6. 31, 32, 35; lone, aban-

doned to ruin, Mat. 23. 38; Lu. 13. 35;

met. lone, unmarried, Gal. 4. 27; as a
subs. a desert, uninhabited region, waste,
Mat. 3. 1; 24. 26; Ac. 7. 36, et al.

epyjiia, as, 4, & solitude, uninhabited
region, waste, desert, Mat. 15. 33, et al.
pass.

épynpow, 6, fut. dow, perf.

HpPHLopat, aor. 1, pass. HpnwoOnv, (§§ 20.
tab. T. 21. tab. U) to lay waste, make
desolate, bring to ruin, Mat. 12. 25; Lu.
Diet 7G Ret) LO; 1S 0.009.
epnpwots, ews, 4, ((§ 5. tab. E. c)

desolation, devastation, Mat. 24.15; Mar.

13.14, et al. L.G
épyiov, gen. sing. epnp.os
€py/JLOUs, . acc. pl. - : : : id.
€pnpovra, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. epynpicw
epnpow, @|, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) €pyp.os
py, dat. sing. : : - A A id.
epnpdcews, gen. sing. €pypewcts
épypwcts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) €pnp.os
epides, nom. pl. epts
ep.ou, dat. sing.. - : : . ‘ id.

a Ac. 27,41. 6 Mat. 13,35. ec Mat. 12. 19.

EGEVYXTE ave Styerwl . plea TRS,

opat, to serve for hire, to serve a party,
fr. épilos, a hired labourer) the service of
a party, party spirit; feud, faction, 2 Co.

12. 20; contentious disposition, Ja. 3. 14,

et al.; by impl. wntowardness, disobedience,

Ro. 2. 8.
epletar, nom. pl. epibeia
epleiav, acc. sing. . . . . . id.
epiGeias, gen. sing. 3 : : 5 id.
épiy, acc. sing. (§ 4. rem. 4) €pts

epiov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (€pos, etpos, idem)
wool, He. 9. 19; Re. 1. 14.

€piov, gen. sing. €plov

Eps, idos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) altercation, strife,
Ro.
1.205) bbls ebrale

epilw, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to quar-

rel; to wrangle; to use the harsh tone of

13. 13; contentious disposition, Ro.

a wrangler or brawler, to grate.
éploret, ¢ 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. - : ; epile
epidia,” ace. pl. €pictov
epictor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 epupos
epipov, acc. sing. id.

epios |, ov, 0, 1), ((§ 3. tab. C. a. b) a goat, kid,
Mat. 25. 32; Lu. 15. 29.
épiduov, ov, 70, a goat, kid, Mat.

epipuv, gen. pl. - : : < épupos
‘Eppa,’ acc. sing—Rec. Sch. ‘ F . i.
a “Eppav, Gr. Taf. \ EpHes,
“Eppas |, G, 6, ($ 2. rem. 4) Hermas, pr. name.
“Eppivy acc. sing. : : -. “Eppiajs
Eppnveia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Eppnve’u:
Eppnvetay, acc. sing. éppnveia
Eppnveverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. Eppnveva:
Eppnvevspevoy, nom. s. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
Eppnvevopevos, nom. s. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
id.

Eppyvevrijs, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)—B. Ln. l
Sueppnvevtys, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (1 Co. 14.28)
Eppnvet |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (€ppnvevs,
an interpreter) to explain, interpret, trans-

late Inoud30 435005 bie. 7. 2-
Eppenvela., as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) interpretation, explanation, 1 Co.

d Mat. 25. 33. e Ro. 16. 14. J Ac. 14. 12.

Eppns

14.26; meton. the power or faculty of interpreting, | EPXO[LAl, fut. eAetoouat, aor. 2,

1 Conr25 10%

Eppnvevtys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)

an interpreter, v.r. 1 Co. 14. 28.

“Epps |, 0d, 6, (8 2. tab. B. c) Hermes or Mercury,

son of Jupiter and Maia, the messenger

and interpreter of the gods, and the

patron of eloquence,
14. 12.

learning, ete., Ac.

“Eppoyevys,® €os, ovs, 0, (§ 5. tab. E. a) Hermo-

genes, pr. name.

€podpev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind.
€povor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.

€p7rera, nom. and acc. pl.

Eprerév |, od, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (€p7w, to creep)

A
Elpw
id.

e ,
€pTrETOV

a creeping - animal, a reptile, Ac. 10. 12,

et al.
épmerav, gen. pl. . t
eppapeiotyy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eppavTuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
éppavritpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.
eppamirav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

€ppeOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ‘
eppeOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.—})
Ae Ca Dine rdf. ;
éppiOnoay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Gal. 3. 16)

SS /en7,

eppnOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eppyOncav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eppnée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 5)
epprlwpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.
EpplyyjLevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.
eppirtan, 3 pers. sing. perf. pass. (§ 13. rem. 6. b)
epplivaper,
eppuyar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.

1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.
éppvcato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid.
eppvobny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
eppacbe, 2 pers. pl. perf. imper. pass.
poco, 2 pers. sing. perf. imper. p. ($ 36. rem.5)
€pv0pa, dat. sing. fem.

epubpav, acc. sing. fem.

épvOpds |, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) red, Ac. 7. 36; He.

II. 29.
épxeoOar, pres. infin.
%pyeobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper.
épxéaOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper.
épxerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
€PXN> 2 pers. sing. pres. ind.

épxntat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj.

epTreTov
paBdila
pavrile
id.
pamiles

es
peo

povvupe
id.

epvlpos

id.

EpXOp.a
id.

167

EPpOTM

nrvoov, by sync.

HArOov, perf. €AyjAvGa, (§ 36. rem. 1)

to come, to go, to pass.

By the combina-

tion of this verb with other terms, a va-

riety of meaning results, which, however,

is due, not to a change of meaning in the

verb, but to the adjuncts.

‘O épxopevos,

He who is coming, the expected Messiah,

Mat. 11. 3, et al.
epxopeba,, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind.
épxopeva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres.
épxopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.
épxomevyy, ace. sing. fem. part. pres.
€pXOMEVIS,
€pXOpLEVol,
€pXopevor,
epXopevos,
pxopevov,
e€pXopLevovs,

gen. sing. fem. part. pres.

nom. pl. masc. part. pres.

acc. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres.
nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

gen. sing. masc. part. pres.

acc. pl. masc. part. pres.

€pXopevor, dat. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres.

épxopévev, gen. pl. part. pres.
epXOVvTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.

Zpxov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper.
EpXopLat,

ép@, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind.

1 pers. sing. pres. subj.

épwra, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
épwra, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj.

€pwrar, pres. infin. 4 bs
€pwras, 2 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. —A.B.C. Ln. ae

eTEpWTAS, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 18. 21)

epyopar

epwTdw, |, fut. noo, (§ 18. tab. R) to ask, inter-
rogate, inquire of, Mat. 21. 24; Lu. 20. 3;

in N.T. to ask, request, beg, beseech, Mat.

18. 23; Lu. 4.38; Jno. 14. 16; e€ al.

epwrnoat, aor. 1, infin.
epwTyoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper.
épwryoete, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind.

épwtnoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.
€pwtnoor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, sare 2
Bucs bnehee, =. ; b

éxepwtnoov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 18. we)

épwr7icw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind.

épwrjow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.

> , .
épwtycwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.

épwrd, | pers. sing. pres. ind.

épwTGpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind.

€pwrav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; CS
épwr@vres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.

a2 Ti. 1. 15.

2 ,
EpWOTAw

EpWT@
€pwTwovTov, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . €pwrdw
eoarevn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. ($14.tab.N) Gadevw
éodXevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
éodAmure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. oaXrile
éaBeoav, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 5) oBevvype

éoeBacOnoar," 3 pers. pl.aor. 1, ind. (§26.rem. 1) oc Balopat

éceioOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. , celw
éceicOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, pass. (§ 22. rem. 4) id.
éoecOat, fut. infin. cist
éreobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . ‘ : id.
éoy, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : . id.
eOnPLave, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. e) onpaive
eoOyoeou,” dat. pl. : A ‘ éaOnois

éaOys |, Fros, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) (évvup, to clothe)
a robe, vestment, raiment, Lu. 23. 11; Ac.

I. 10, et al.
éxOnors |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a garment, robe,

raiment, L.G.
ecOnra, acc. sing. . . . . . eobhjs
éoOyre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj —B. D. Ln. Taf. 2

éoOinre, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 22. 30) \ coun

éoOjrt, dat. sing. ; ; eo Ons
éoOler, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. éobiw
éoOlew, pres. infin. A 2 2 E id.
éoOlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : . id.
éoOérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ‘ id.
éoOin, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. : : id.
éaOinre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. : ; id.
éobiovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
éoOiovras, acc. pl. mase. part. pres. : id.
éoOlovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 4 id.
éoOiovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. j id.
écOidvrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
éoOiovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; : id.

éobiw|, fut- eouar, and in N.T. ddyopat, evar,
aor. 2, epayov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (ed) to
eat, Mat. 12. 1; 15. 27; é€oOlew Kat
aivew, to eat and drink, to eat and drink
in the usual manner, follow the common

mode of living, Mat. 11. 18; also with the

168

€OTTEL

érOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.—B. D.)
iieTds | .. "2 eee iecets
écOiovres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. ro. 7) j
eo Ow |, equivalent to éoOiw. v-r.
éc$wy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.—B. D.
Tina sgelicl Geen 5 F 206
éobiwv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 7. 33)

éeotynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ova
ealynce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
€siw7ra, 3 pers. sing. imperf. : ; 5 tive
écusruwv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . ; } id.
éoxavoadiCovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. oxavdadrtleo
eoxavoadicOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, pass. . id.
éoxawe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind, ? ; kta
eOKIVWCE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. oKnVow
eokipTyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. oKiprdeo
éakAnptvovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. okAnpiv
eETKOPTUTE, 3 pers. sing aor. ], ind. oKop7icw
eoxoticOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. oxotiLe

€EOKOTLO[EVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
éokoTwpevy,” nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. OKCTO®
éoxoTwevol, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.—
PXS WM, ANGLE, : : : id.
€OKOTLTMEVOL, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ep. 4. 18)

eoxvApévot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.—

Gr. Sch. Tdf. ; oKvaAAw

éxAeAvypevor, Rec. (Mat. 9. 36)
"Eodéi,? 6, Esli, pr. name, indecl.
éopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. F ; : elu
éopupvicpevov,® acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. gupvitw
Eo oMat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. 4 Fe eiuc
eodpela, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. * . P id.
éodpevov, acc. sing. neut. part. fut. ‘ id.
écovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : , ss id.

écomtpov |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Owopar) & mir-
ror, speculum, Ja. 1. 23; 1 Co. 13. 12.
€oomtpov, gen. sing. . . : €ooTTpov
eCOTTPY, dat. sing. . 5 5 5 id.
comapase, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 26. rem. 3) oTapacow

/ - =
EOTAPYAVOpLEVOY, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. oTapyavow

associated notion of supposed security, eoTapyavace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.

Lu. 17. 27; to feast, banquet, Mat. 24. 49; eoTrapp.evov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. (§ 27.

met. to devour, consume, He. 10. 27; Ja. rem. 3) 5 - > oreipw

5.3; from the Heb. apTov eo Glew, to eat éoratadknoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. o7aTraAdw

bread, to take food, take the usual meals, ecorelpa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ' oreipw

Mat. 15. 2, et al. co7rel(paper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . F id.
éoOiwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. éobiw €oreipas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
écbiwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. : : id. eoTeElpeE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ‘ id.

a Ro, 1, 25. 6 Lu. 24. 4, ec Re. 16. 10. d Lu. 3. 25. e Mar. 15. 23.

EO TTEL 169 EOXAT

éorelpes, 2 pers. sing. imperf. act.—C. D. eoTyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor.2, ind. . : ; torn
€o7retpas, Ree. Gr. Sch. Tdf. aoe hee eoTrnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; ; id.
€orepa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (fem. of éort, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; ; - elu
€a7TEpos) evening, Lu. 24. 29; Ac. 4. 3; €gTos, acc. sing. neut. part. perf—B. Ln. Tdf. zs
Behn Pete é€oTros, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 24. 15) pes a
eomrepav, ace. sing. ; ; ‘ : éorepa. coTpedy, 3 pers. s. aor. 2, pass. (§ 24. rem. 10) oTpepw
éoTépas, gen. sing. . : : ‘ 3 id. eoTtpapycar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. 5 id.
€a7revoe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ; : omevow coTpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id.
eomiAwmevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. coTpyviace, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . 5 OTpHVLEW
(Se leatab Wi) 5 ‘ - omtAdow €oTpwLevov, ace. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.
éomhayxvicbn, 3 pers. s. aor.1, ind. pass. grAayyviopat (§ 36. rem. 5) ‘ ; : OTPOVVYPLL
éorovdoauca, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; omovoulw eoTPOVVVOY, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : OTpwvvt0w
eo TOVvOaTaLEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . x id. eoTpwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
; "Eopop, 6, Esrom, pr. name, indecl. éo7w, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. (§12.tab.L) . eit
éaraby, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§29.rem.6) fornpe €gTws, nom. sing. masc. and ace. neut. part. perf.
éotayv, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id. (§ 35. rem. 8) : ‘ : tornpe
éorat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 12. tab. L) - eipi éstooa, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. : id.
éoravat, perf. infin. (§ 35. rem. 8) a F torn éotooat, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. . z id.
eotavpwn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . oTaupsw ectwoav, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. (§ 12. tab. L) eid
EoTAUpHpLevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id. é€oT@tTa, acc. sing. masc. and pl. neut. part. perf. toTHpee
ETTAVPW[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id. éoTtotas, acc. pl. mase. part. perf. ‘5 - id.
eotavpwcar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id. €OTOTES, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. . ‘ id.
eo ravpwoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id. éxT@tos, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. : A id.
€oTavpwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id. éoTwTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. perf. . ; id.
éore, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. (§ 12. tab. L) : cil ecvkopavTnoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ovKkopavtéw
eotevaée, 3 pers. sing. aor.], ind. . 4 otevala eavAnoa," 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§18.tab.R) govdAdw
EDTEPEOUVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. (§ 21. €avpov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; é i ovpo
tab. U) . ‘ ; ' - atepedw | éopdyys, 2 pers. sing. aor, 2, pass, (§ 26.
eotepewOnoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass, id. rem. 3) opalo ; , 5 opartw
eaTepewoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . - id. eogayperny, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
eotepavwp.evov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. otepavow eopays.évov, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
ectehavwcas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. eopaypevov, gen. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
€oTn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 29. rem. 1. 5) loTHpLe eopaypevar, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . : id.
eOTHKa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 38. rem. 2) id. eopage, 3 pers. sing. aor. J, ind. act. ; id.
EoTHKApLEV, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. ($ 29. rem. 4. 5) id. eoppayure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : ofpayike
corn Kas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. : ; id. eodpayiabyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
EOTHKACL, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. . : ; id. eoppaylop.€vot, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. pass. id.
€OTNKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. ; : id. eopayirtpevov, gen. pl. part. p. pass. (§ 26,
EOTHKETAY, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. Att. for €ioT7)- rem. 1) p A 5 3 id.
keoay, (§ 29. rem. 4.5). ; id. €oxata, nom. and acc. pl. neut. . - + &axaros
€oTnKOs, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. ; id. eoxaraus, dat. pl. fem. . ; . ; id.
€oTnkores, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. : : id. eoxaras, ace. pl. fem. : - : , id.
€oTynkoTwv, gen. pl. mase. part. perf. : id. éoxdTn, nom. sing. fem. . : . id.
EOTNKS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. . 6 id. eoxarn, dat. sing. fem. : 0 : i id.
eoTnplyevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. @rypi~w | €oxaTor, nom. pl. masc. : j ; id.
€oTnpiktat, 3 pers. sing. perf. pass. (§ 26. rem.2) id. éoxarov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. ‘ id.
eatnpiée, 3 pers. sing. aor. I, ind. act. : id.
éorynocav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 29. rem. 5) lorpee ETXATOS, n, ov, ($8.rem. 6) farthest; last, latest,

a42Co.11. 8.

ETXaT

Mat. 12. 45; Mar. 12. 6; lowest, Mat. 19. 30;
20. 16, et al.; in the lowest plight, 1 Co.
4. 9.

> 5 ,

ETXATUWS, adv. extremely ; ETXATWS

exetv, to be in the last extremity, Mar.5.23.

eoxaTov, gen. sing. neut. ‘ : 5 ExXaTOS
€oxatous, acc. pl. masc. F > id.
eoxdtw, dat. sing. masc. g : : id.
éoxdtov, gen. pl. . : : : ; id.
eoxdTws," adv. 4 2 3 5 ; id.
éoxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem.4) . exw
eoxes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. F : id.
€oxn ka, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. . 3 ; id.
éoxyKapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. ‘ : id.
€oxnke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . , : id.
éoynkota, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. . : id.
écxicOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§26.rem.1) oyilw
écxicOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
€oXopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . €xw
€oxov, 1 pers. sing. or 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.

gow, ady. for the more usual form eigw, in, within,
in the interior of, Mat. 26.58; Jno. 20. 26,
et al.; 6, 7, 76 €ow, inner, interior, in-
ternal; met. within the pale of commu-
nity, 1 Co. 5. 12; 6 €ow avOpwrros, the
inner man, the mind, soul, Ro. 7. 22.
éowbev, adv. from within, from the in-
2a

internal parts, Mat. 7. 15, et al.; 6, 77, TO

terior, Mar. 7. 21, within, in the

écwbev, interior, internal, Lu. 11. 39, 493
6 écufey dvOpwros, the mind, soul,
2Conaen10.

€awrtepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) inner,
interior, Ac. 16. 24; He. 6. 19.

éxwovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. colo
écwlev, adv. . : . . éow
éowOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§37.rem.1) oalw
eooOnuev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
écwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
éowrepay, acc. sing. fem. €oWTEPOS
€owrepov, acc. sing. neut. . : ; , id.
éowtepos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) rei
ETalpeE, voc. sing. . . . . . ETALpos
éraipots, dat. pl. F 3 . - id.

éraipos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ companion, asso-
ciate, fellow-comrade, friend, Mat. 11. 16;
20. 133 22.12; 26. 50.

éragay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ei.

170

ETEPO
éraéaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. : TEOoW
éraretvwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . Tamewvow
érdpaéav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Tapdcow
érdpage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id.
érdpacoe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ; id.
érapaxOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
erapdxOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
érady, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§ 24.rem.8.b) @amzw
éréOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 28. rem. 10) TiOnpe
éreOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . 3 id.
éréOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. é id.
éereOvjket, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. (§ 36. rem. 4) OvijoKkw
éret, dat. sing. ‘ : : j éros
érexe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§37.rem.1) . TUKTW
érexvotpopyce,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Texvotpopew
ereAerwOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, pass. ($21.tab.U) TeAercw
éreXeiwoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, act. (§ 20. tab. T) id.
éreXciwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
éréAecay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. TeACW
éréXece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . , id.
éreXeo Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 22. rem. 4) id.
érehevrynoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pene on
érépa, nom. sing. fem. : ‘ ; €Tepos
érépa, dat. sing. fem. . ; : : id.
€repa, nom. or acc. pl. neut. : : g id.
eTepal, nom. pl. fem. . : ; C id.
érépats, dat. pl. fem. 4 ; 2 a id.
€répav, acc. sing. fem. . é : : id.
€répas, gen. sing. fem. : : : : id.
érepoyAdacots,” dat. pl. . . ErepoyAwooos

érepoyAwoaos }, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (érepos &
y\éoca) one who speaks another or fo-
reign language. L.G.

érepodidacKaAel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. érepodidacKxadew

ETEPOOLOATKAAELY, pres. infin. : 3 : id.

Erepodidackahew, &], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
érepos & didacKadia) te teach other or
different doctrine, and spe. what is foreign
to the Christian religion, 1 Ti. 1. 3; 6. 3.
NET.

Erepolvyéw, © |, (erepos & Lvyéw) to be unequally
yoked or matched.

érepoliyoorres,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. érepolvyén
érepou, nom. pl. masc. . 3 2 ; crenee
érépos, dat. pl. masc. and. neut. : ; id.
€TEpov, nom. neut. and acc. masc. sing. 2 id.

grepos, a, ov, (§ 10. rem. 6. b) other, Mat.

a Mar. 5. 23. Gtr. 5.10.

¢1 Co, 14. 21. d 2 Co. 6. 14.

ETEPO

12. 45, et al.; another, some other, Mat. 8. 21,
et al.; besides, Lu. 23. 32; 6 eTEpo3,
the other of two, Mat. 6. 24; ™ érépa,
on the next day, Ac. 20.15; 27.33 6 ere-
pos, one’s neighbour, Ro. 13.8, et al.; dif-
ferent, Lu.g.29,et al.; foreign, strange, Ac.
2.4; 1 Co. 14. 21; illicit, Jude 7.
Erépus, adv. otherwise, differently, Phi.

Be HE

érépov, gen. sing. masc. . é : €TEpos
Erépous, acc. pl. masc. . F : ‘ id.
Erépw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . ; id.
érépwy, gen. pl. . ‘ ; : id.
Erepws,” adv. . . 7 : 2 5 id.
eTECL, dat. pl. SC ete) = . ° eros

éréxOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§37.rem.1) tikrw
érn, nom. and acc. pl. : = é . eros

ernpetto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. (§ 17. tab.Q) TNpew
érnpyoa, } pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
erypyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. act. . 3 id.
ernpnaas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
eTnpovy, 1 pers. sing. or 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. id.

€TL, adv. yet, still, Mat. 12. 46; still, further, longer,
Lu. 16. 2; further, besides, in addition, Mat.
18. 16; with a compar. yet, still, Phi. 1. 9.

ériHet, (¢), 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. (§3l.rem.2) tiOnpe
éribouv, («), 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. AS F id.
éruAAov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; : TUAW
eripnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . TY LAW
eTLLnoavTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. = id.
erou.a, nom. and acc. pl. neut. ETOLJLOS
éroiwate, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. Eropdlo
Eroyatw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) ETOLULOS
Eroysdoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . Erode
eTOULaTs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ETOLMLATATE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. 5 id.
eroracby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. 3 id.
eroyacia |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) ETOLpLOS
eroypacia,” dat. sing:, : ; . Erounac a.
ETOLAT OEY, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. act—D.
ETOLMLATOLEV, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf:; . l erounacay
(Mat. 26. 17) : 5 : J
éro(uacov, 2 pers. sing. aor.1, imper. act. id.
ETOLLGTW, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 5 id.
ETOLMLATWPLEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. A id.
E€roinv, acc. sing. fem. P ; ETOLLOS
€rouoL, nom. pl. masc. and fem, . z id.

171

evayy

; ;
€roysov, acc. sing. neut. €TOLLOS

ETOLLOS, 9, ov, also éroipos, ov, 6, 7, Teady,
prepared, Mat. 22. 4,8; Mar. 14. 15, et al.
écrosdlw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to make ready, prepare, Mat. 22. 4;
26. 17, et al.

eroyacia, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) preparation; preparedness, readi-

ness, alacrity, Ep. 6. 15.

€roipws, adv. in readiness, preparedly.

ACH 2 Ta etal.
Erotmous, acc. pl. masc. . : ‘ erouos
éroipw, dat. sing. neut. F 2 : id.
éroipws, adv. : : ; : : id.
éréApa, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 18. tab. R) ToApdw
éercAunoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . y id.
érdApov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : : : jae

€TOS, €0s, ous, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a@ year, Lu,
QHATse ss 23s eG ale

eTPEXETE, 2 pers. pl. imperf. . xd TPEX
ETPEXOV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. 3 ¢ . id.
erpotodopyce,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TpoTropopew
erpopopopyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—

A. C. Gr. Sch. Taf. zpopodopéw

éerpoTopopnce, Rec. (Ac. 13. 18)

erpvynce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. F Tpvyaw
erpupycare,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. kK Tpupaw
érvOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 14.tab.N) @%w
eruptraviaOncay,° 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. Tuptravicen
érumte, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. TwUTTW
éTuTTOV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. $ : id.
ervpAuwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 Tuphow
érav, gen. pl. . . . . . €TOS

ev, adv. well, good, happily, rightly, Mar. 14.7; Ac.
15.29; well! well done! Mat. 25. 21, 23,
et al.

Eva, as, ” Eva, Eve, pr. name.

a Phi. 3. 15.

b Ep. 6. 15.

e Ac. 13. 18,

evayyeAilerGar, pres. infin. mid. . ebayyediLo
edayyedilerar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. p. and mid. id.
evayyeAilyrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. id.
edayyeAiCopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. , id.
edayyeACouefa, | pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. id.
evayyeAGopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pr. mid. id.
edayyeAtlopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pr. mid. id.
evayyeAiCopevou, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
ebayyedilopeven, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
d Ja. 5.5. €-He oil. 35,

Evayy 1

edayyeArCopevur, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. ebayyedikon
ebayyediCovrau, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
etayyeAilo |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) evayyeAov
evayyediCopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. ebayyehilon
evayyeAuov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (ed & dyye-

dos) glad tidings, good or joyful news,

Mat. 4. 23; 9. 35; the Gospel, doctrines

of the Gospel, Mat. 26. 13; Mar. 8. 35;

meton. the preaching of, or instruction in,

the Gospel, 1 Co. 4.15; 9. 14, et al.

ebayyedilu, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1)

to address with good tidings, Re. 10. 7;

14. 6; but elsewhere mid. evayycdilo-
pat, to proclaim as good tidings, to an-
nounce good tidings of, Lu. 1.19, et al;
to address with good tidings, Ac. 13. 32;
14. 15; to address with Gospel teaching,
evangelise, Ac. 16.10; Gal. 1. 9; absol. to
announce the good tidings of the Gospel, Lu.
4.18; 9.6, et al.; pass. to be announced as
good tidings, Lu. 16.16; to be addressed with
good tidings, Mat.11.5; Lu.7.22; He.4.2.

evayyeAtorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
pr. one who announces glad tidings; an
evangelist, preacher of the Gospel, teacher

of the Christian religion, Ac. 21. 8; Ep.

hy UO PAU eee) INI IN
evayyeAfov, gen. sing. . : c ebayyédov
ebayyeAioat, aor. 1, infin. act. ebayysAilw
evayyeAurapevor, gen. Ss. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
evayyehurapevor, gen. pl. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
evayycAicac bat, aor. 1, infin. mid. . F id.
evayyehucGev, nom. or acc. sing. neut. part.

aor. 1, pass. - : : : id.
evayyedio betes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
evayycAuotds, acc. Br . evayyehiorys
evayyeAvoris |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a evayyeAilo
evayyeAtoTov, gen. See evayyeAuoTys
evayyeAi, dat. sing. evayyéuoy
Etday, acc. sing. Eta

evaperetrat, 3 pers.sing. pres. pass. ($17.tab.Q) eapeoréw

evaperTew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) » evapEerTos

evapeaTnKkevat, perf. infin—A. Ln. Tdf. , .
evnpcoTnKevan, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 11. a RSE
evaperrioat, aor. 1, infin. ; : : id.
evdperrot, nom. pl. masc. evdpertos
evdpeorov, nom. or acc. s. neut. and acc. s. fem, id.

evdpeatos, ov, 6, 4, 70, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ed &

2 EVEpy

dpeoTos fr. dperKw) well-pleasing, acceptable,
grateful, Ro. 12. I, 2, et al.
cvapectew, &, fut. now, perf. einpe-
o7nKa, (§ 16. tab. P) to please well, He.
I1. 5,6; pass. to take pleasure in, be well
pleased with, He. 13.6. L.G.
ebapéctws, adv. acceptably, He. 12.28.

evuperTOUs, ace. pl. masc. : agen

evapeotus,“ adv. ; id.

Eyes ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C.. a) I Eubulus, pr. name.

edvye, adv. well done!—B. D. Ln. Tdf.
ev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 19. 17)

evyevets, nom. pl. masc. evyevis

ebyeveoTepot, nom. pl.masc. compar. (§8.rem. 1) id.

ebyevys, €os, ovs, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 5. a) (ed &

yévos) well-born, of high rank, honoura-
1'Co:

inzenuous, candid, Ac. 17. 11.
5 > ? d

ble, Lue 19. 125 1. 26; generous,

evola,° as, n, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (ev &
Zevs, Atos, Jupiter, lord of the air and
heavens) serenity of the heavens, a cloud-
less sky, fair or fine weather.

evooxel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . evooxew

edookew, &|, fut. yow, ($16. tab. P) (ed & doxéw)
to think well, approve, acquiesce, take de-

light or pleasure, Mat. 3.17; 17.5; Mar.

Tile 3) 22/501 293 25) eb alee ela:

evooKla, as, ys (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) approbation; good will, favour,
143 8
Mat. 11. 26; Lu. ro. 21;

tur. ood pleasure, purpose, inten-

lion, Bp: i505

Phi. 2. 13; by impl. desire, Ro. ro. 1,
evooKyoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, (§34.rem.3.c) — eddoxéw
EVOOKHTapeY, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
evookygay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
eWCoKyOarTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
evooKnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; : id.
evooknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . f id.
evookta, as, 9, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) - id.
evookiay, acc. sing. evookta
evooklas, gen. sing. ‘ j P : id.
evooxovpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. erdoKce
evook®, | pers. sing. pres. ind. . : 6 id.
evepyecia |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) ebepyerys u
evepyecia, dat. sing. evepyecia
SUE ans. gen. sing. ; , : id.
SRE Cre 4 nom, pl. evepyerns
edepyeTew, 6], fut. 7oo, (§ 16. tab. P) 5 id.

a He. 12, 28. 62 Ti, 4. 21,

¢ Mat. 16. 2.

EVEPY

173

edepyerns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (ed & epyov) a well- ei Ouporepor,* ady. (§ 8. rem. 4) 5 ui
dver; a benefactor, Lu. 22. 25. evOvpws, ady.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. : :

evepyecia, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and
rem.2) well-doing ; a good deed, benefit con-
ferred, Ac.4.9; duty, good offices, 1 Ti.6.2.

evepyetéw, @, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to do good, exercise beneficence.

evepyetov,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. evepyeTew
ednyycrilero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. ebayyeAtlw
etyyyeA(Lovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid—
Al. Ln. Tdf. id.

eiyyyeAtoavro, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 8. 25)
einyyAicdpea, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
einyyedicduny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
einyycAicarzo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
ebyyyeAtoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id.
einyyéduce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
einyyeXic On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
ebyyycAuopcvo1, nom. pl. masc. part. p. pass.

(§ 26. rem. 1) : : : id.
edypeotnKévat, perf. infin. (§ 34. rem. 3. b) evapestew
evGeta, nom. sing. fem. evOs
evJetuy, acc. sing. fem. id.
evGelas, acc. pl. fem. id.
ev0erov, nom. neut. and ace. sing. fem. <vOeros

evGeros, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (e} & ripe) pr.
well arranged, rightly disposed ; fit, pro-
per, adapted, Lu. 9.62; 14.35; useful,
He. 6.7

ev0ews, adv. . : evs

evi vdpopew, é |, fut. now, 6 16, tab. P) (etOs &
Opop.os ) to run on a@ straight course; to
sail on a direct course, Ac.16.11; 21.1. L.G,

ciGvdpopynoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . eiOvdpojpréw
evOvdpopyjoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
edOupe?, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . 5 j ctOupew .
evGujety, pres. infin. an
eiOujetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
cdl upcw, @], fut. now, ($ 16. tab. P) . evOujLos
evOvpot,’ nom. pl. masc. ide

evPdpos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (a & Pouss) of
good cheer or courage, cheerful.
evOunew, 6, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to be cheerful, take
courage, Ac. 27. 22, 25; Ja. 5.13.
evOuporepov, adv. (pr. neut. compar.
of preced.) more cheerfully, Ac. 24. 10.

be in good spirits,

evOvprws, adv. cheerfully, v.r. Ac.24.10.

« Ac. 10, 38. & Ac, 27. 36.

€VUKOT
evOupos
> , j id.
evOuporepov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 24. 10)
ev9ivate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. (§$13.rem.3) etOtvw
edOUvovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.
edObvw |, fut. vd, (§27.rem.1.a) . : evbus

evdus |, eta, v, ((§ 7. tab. H. g) straight, Mat.
3.3; Mar. 1.3; met. right, upright, true,
Ac. 8. 21, et al.
cd0vs, adv. straight forwards; directly,
Mat.

immediately, instantly, forthwith,

Sa nOseI3s 2020, .eb sal.

ciéws, adv. immediately, forthwith,

instantly, at once, Mat. 8.3; 13.5, et al.
evOivw, fut. vv@, aor. 1, iva, (§ 27.
rem. 1. a. f) to guide straight; to direct,

guide, steer a ship, Ja. 3. 4; to make
straight, Jno. 1. 23.

evOuryns, THTos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)

rectitude, righteousness, equity, He. 1. 8.

(wu):
evOus, adv... : . . . evOus
evirns |, TNTOS, 1) id.
evPSraTOS, gen. sing. . : - evbirns
Suen, B @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. .P) . eUKaLpos
evKatpyoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . . evKalpew
evkatpia. |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) EUKALPIS
evKatptay, acc. sing. : sues
evKalpov, acc. sing. fem. . » eVKALPOS
evkatpos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ev & Kalpos )

timely, opportune, seasonable, convenient,
Mar. 6. 21; He. 4. 16.

evKaLpew, @, fut. 7470, (§ 16. tab. P)
aor. I, NvKaipyoa, to have convenient
time or opportunity, have leisure, Mar.
6. 31; 1 Co. 16.12; to be at leisure for
a thing, to be disposed to attend, to give
L.G.

etxatpta, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) convenient opportunity, favourable

time, Ac. 17. 21.

occasion, Mat. 26. 16; Lu. 22. 6.
evKaipws, ady. opportunely, seasonably,

conveniently, Mar. 14. 11; 2 Ti. 4. 2.

eikatpov, gen. sing. fem. EUKALPOS
etxaipovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. evKaLpew
cdkaipws, adv. EVKALPOS
evxoTMTepoy, nom. sing. neut. evKOTUITEPOS

ce Ac. 24. 10. d He.1.8.

€VUKOT

evKoTwrepos |, a, ov, compar. of evKoros, easy, (fr. eo &
ko7ros) (§ 8. rem. 4) easier, more feasible,
Mat. 9.5; 19.24; Mar. 2. 9, et al. L.G.

ciAd Bea |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and rem.2> . evAa Bis

eiAafelas, gen. sing. . evAd Bea
evAafseis, nom. pl. mase. . evAaBys
evAafcopnat, ovpat |, fut. yoopat, 6 17. tab. Q) id.

evAaPnGeis, nom. s. masc. part. aor.1, pass. evAa Bomar

evAafns, €os, ods, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. Gb) (ad &
Aap Bavw) pr. taking hold of well, i.e.
warily; hence, cautious, circumspect; full
of reverence towards God, devout, pious,
religious, Lu. 2. 25; Ac. 2. 5; 8. 2.
evAaBea, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) the disposition of one who is ¢y-
AafBys, caution, circumspection ; in N.T.
reverence to God, piety, He. 5. 7; 12. 28.
evAaBéopat, ovpot, fut.
aor. 1, (pass. form) yirAaByOnv, (§ 17.
tab. Q) to be cautious or circumspect; to

,
NoOpPaL,

fear, be afraid or apprehensive, Ac. 23. 10;
in N.T. absol. to reverence God, to be in-
Jluenced by pious awe, He. 11. 7.
evAdyet, 3 pers. sing. imperf.—A. C. D. Sch. Ln.
niroyet, Rec. Gr. . .
katqvAdyet, Tdf. (Mar. 10. 16)
evAoyely, pres. infin. act. .

| evAo0yéw

- eddoyéw

evAoyetrat, 3 pers. s. pres. ind. pass. (§17.tab.Q) id.
edoyeire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.

eiAoyéw, &], fut. yow, perf. nxa, (§ 16. tab. P)
(ov & Noyos) pr. to speak well of; in
N.T. to bless, ascribe praise and glorifica-
to bless, invoke a

tion, Lu. 1. 64, et al.;

blessing upon, Mat. 5. 44, et al.; to bless,
confer a favour or blessing upon, Ep. 1. 3;
He. 6.14; pass. to be blessed, to be an ob-
Lu. 1. 28, et al.
evAoyntds, od, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
worthy of praise or blessing, blessed, Mar.
14.61; Lu. 1. 68, et al. LXX.
evAoyia, as, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. good speaking
flattery, Ro. 16. 18

celebration,

ject of favour or blessing,

; fair speech,

in N.T. blessing,
LECo; 16; Re.
5. 12, 13; invocation of good, benediction,
Ro.
2 Co.9.5;

praise, 10.

Ja. 3. 10; a@ divine blessing or boon,
15.29, etal.;

a frank gift, as opposed to zAecoveela,

a gift, benevolence, 2

174

—————— a,

€vvou

QyComons); emi evAoyiats, liberally, 2 Co. 9. 6.

ethoynPyocovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut.1, ind. pass. . edAoyew
evAdyynKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
etAoynuevyn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
evAoyn}L€vot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
evAoynpeévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
evAoy7s, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act.—A. B. Bal

In. Tdf. : : Cc id.

edAoyjoys, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 14. al
eddoyyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
edddynece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 3 id.
evAoyyons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
edAoy7jow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
edAoyntos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) . ; id.
edAoyyTov, gen. sing. masc. ‘ , edoynrds
eddoyia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and rem. 2) eioyew
evAoyia, dat. sing. . ; : ; edAoyia
eddoyias, dat. pl. : : ; id.
evAoyiay, acc. sing. : ‘ ‘ : id.
edAoyias, gen. sing. : 2 : 2 id.
ciAoyotpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. cioyew
evoyovvTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
ethoyotvrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
edAoyodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
id.

evAoyav, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. act.

evpeTdooros |, ov, 6, 9, ($ 7- rem.2) (ed & pera-
b(dwp) ready in imparting, liberal, boun-
tiful. L.G.

acc. pl. masc. evpreTaOOTOS

2. tab. B. a) Eunice,pr.name. (7),

ciperadorous,”
Hivixy |, ns, 7, ($2
Hivikn,’ dat. sing. } : s Evvikn
cbvoew, & |, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) (evvoos, et & voos,

vovs ) to have kind thoughts, be well affected

or kindly disposed towards, Mat. 5. 25.
evvoua. |, as 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (evvoos)

good will, kindliness; heartiness, Ep. 6. 7;

conjugal duty, 1 Co. 7.3

evvotay, acc. sing. . . . : - evVOLa
evvolas, gen. sing. 6 . id.
ebvouxite |, fut. (ow, 6: 26. rem. 1) evvodxos
civov»xicay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . evvovxifw
edvovxicOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 15 ind, pass. id.
edvotxol, nom. pl. . . . . » evVODXOS

evVOUXOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (edvy, a bed, &
exw) pr. one who has charge of the bed-
chamber; hence, a@ eunuch, one emascu-
lated, Mat. 19. 12

East often rose to places of power and

3; as eunuchs in the

ai Ti, 6. 18,

EVVOM 175 €vpno
trust, hence, a@ minister of a court, Ac. 8. 27, 34. evmpereta,® as, ” (ebmrpemys, well-looking, fr. eb & Tpé-
evvovxia, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Tet) grace, beauty.
aor. l, civovxica, to emasculate, make a eimpoadextos, ov, 6, om (§ 7. rem. 2) (eb & 1poo-
eunuch; to impose chaste abstinence on, to dێxopae) acceptable, grateful, pleasing,
bind to a practical emasculation, Mat. Ro. 15. 16, 31; 2 Co. 8.12; 1 Pe. 2. 5;
H@ tie Ibe in N.T. gracious, 2 Co. 6.2. L.G.
edvoav,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; evvoew edrpoodektous, ace. pl. fem. . $ . ebmpdabeKTos
edéatunv, | pers.s.aor. 1, optat. (§23.rem.1.b) evyouar | edapdoedpov," ace. sing. neut. cipdaedpos

Eivodia |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Ewodia,

pr. name.
Edodiar,’ acc. sing. : ? 4 - ee
evodotabat, pres. infin. pass. . : , OR
cdododtat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. i id.

cevod0w, &], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ed & 600s)
to give a prosperous journey; cause to
prosper or be successful; pass. to have a
prosperous journey, to succeed in a journey,
Ro. 1. 10; met. to be furthered, to pros-
per, temporally or spiritually, 1 Co. 16. 2;
3 Jno. 2, bis.

etoSwO7, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.—A. C. ae
evodarat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. eee €vood0ow

cdodwOjcouot, 1 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. . id.

edodarat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass. ; ide

evrapedpov, acc. sing. neut.—Gr. Sch. Tdf.

etmpooedpov, Rec. (1 Co. 7. 35)
eddpedpos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ed & wadp-
€dpos, one who sits by, an assistant, as-

\ edTrapedpos

sessor, fr. Tapa & edpa, a seat) constantly
attending; assiduous, devoted to; 7d e€d-
Tapedpov, assiduity, devotedness, v.r. 1 Co.
Wo Bio | Luke

€os, ods, ($ 7. tab. G.b) (cd & meiOw)
easily persuaded, pliant.

ev7retOns,°
evmepiatatov,* acc. sing. fem. evrrepiotatos
ettepioratos |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (ed & mrepi-
iorapar) easily or constantly environing or
NET.
evrotia. |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (ed &
ToLew) doing good, beneficence. L.G.

besetting.

evzroltas,” gen. sing. . . . . evTroula

edTopeopat, ovpoar|, fut. yooua, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(ebropéw, to supply, fr. evzropos, easy,
abounding, in easy circumstances) to be in
prosperous circumstances, enjoy plenty, Ac.
II. 29.

evropia as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (<v-
qopos) wealth, abundance.

a Mat. 5. 25, 6 Phi. 4, 2. e Ja. 3.17. @ He. 12.1. e He.

edmpoacdpos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ed & mpdo-
€dpos, an assessor) constantly attending,
assiduous, devoted to, 1 Co. 7. 35; equiva-
lent to evardpedpos.

edrpoowrew, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (edapdo-
wos, of a fair countenance, fr. cb &
TpOTwrrov ) to carry or make a fair ap-

N.T.

cimpocwmyjoat,' aor. 1, infin. ‘ :

etpakvrAwr, wvos, 0, the north-east wind, from

pearance, to be specious.

,
ei poowmrEew

the Latin words Eurus and Aquilo.
—A. B. Ln. Tdf. (Ac. 27.14) (v).
evpoxAvowv, Rec. Sch.
evpukAvowy, Gr.
EUPajLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid.

(§ 36. rem. 4) ' z ‘ cupioKw
etpe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. j ; id.
ctpefe’s, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
ctpeOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. pass. : id.
etpeOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . : id.
eipeOnper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
etpeOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. 5 id.
eupeOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . : : id.
eipeOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
ctpeOnoopeOa, 1 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
ctpeOjre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. 2 id.
cupeo, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
cipeOGo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
cUpELY, aor. 2, infin. act. A ‘* - id.
evpe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. : : id.
evpes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. . F id.
etpy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. P : id.
cipyKa, | pers. sing. perf. act. ($ 36. rem. 4) id.
evpykapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. : id.
evupnKevat, perf. infin. act. 2 6 ; id.
cipyoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
eupyoets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 5 F id.
etpyoete, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . F id.
etpnons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 3 id.
ebpycomev, | pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . : id.
13. 16. Ff Ac. 19. 25. gJa.1.11. h1Co. 7. 35. i Gal. 6. 12.

Eupne

etpyjcovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act.
evpnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act.
etpioxet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.
etpioxero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass.
etpiokopeOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.

etptoxopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act.
evpiokov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act.

evptoxoy, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. :
evpioKovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act.

Cel
€EUPLOKO,

¢
evpyKa, aor. 1M

aor. 2, evpoy,

ebpicKw
id.
id.
id.

(§ 36. rem. 4) fut. eUpnow, perf.
pass.

expcOnv, later aor. 1, evpynoa, and aor. 1,
mid. eupapny, He. 9. 12; to find, to meet

with, light upon, Mat. 18. 28;

20. 6; to

Jind out, to detect, discover, Lu.23.2,4, 14;

toacquire, obtain, win, gain, Lu.1.30; 9.12;

to find mentally, to comprehend, recognise,

Ac. 17. 27; Ro. 7. 21; to find by expe-

rience, observe, gather, Ro.

5. 19; 19. 48.
evpotey, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, optat. act.

as feasible, Lu.

7.18; to devise

seed
EuploKw

EipoxAvdwr,” ovos, 6, (§ 4. tab. D. a) (etpos, the
east wind, kAvowv, a wave) Euroclydon,

the name of a tempestuous wind, Ac.

27.14. There are, however, two various

readings, etpuxAvdowv, (etpts), and ed-

paxvrwv, Euroaquilo. (j). N.T.
EU DOLLeV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. C
evpov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act.

evpovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act.
etpovca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act.

nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2, act.

evpovcat,
eipvxwpos,’ ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2)

xXopa) ‘spacious; broad, wide.

ebpicxo
id.
id.
id.
id.

) (edpis, broad, &

176

evoe 7 ”)
etoc ys,

5 B
circ BOs,

=! c
€VONLOV,

»
evonp.os |,

ctoTrayxvot, nom. pl. mase.

eoTthayxvos|, ov, 6, 7, (8

€UTOV

acc. sing. masc.

eboeBns
€os, ovs, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. ») (ed &
o<Bopat) reverent ; devout,
higtous, Ac: 10. 2,)75 22. 12; 2 Per2i9.

evoeBeua, as, ) (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) reverential feeling; piety, devo-
NCIS: bi
4. 7, 8, et al.; religion, the Christian re-
ligion, 1 Ti. 3. 16.

etoeBew, fut. 70, (§ 16. tab. P)
to exercise piety; towards a deity, to wor-

pious, re-

tion, godliness, 12 G3. 09,

ship, Ac. 17. 23; towards relatives, to be
dutiful towards, 1 Ti. 5. 4.

cicePas, adv. piously, religiously, 2 Ti.
Qeeb ots abitw2 eke
adv. 2 ; ; : evoeBis
EVO }LOS
ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ed & ofa)

pr. well marked, strongly marked;

acc. sing. masc. 3 : :
met.
significant, intelligible, perspicuous.

evorayxvos
To Hea; 2) (ed &
omAdyxvov) in N.T. tender-hearted, com-
passionate, Ep. 4. 32; 2 Pe. 3. 8.

cvoXyOV, acc. sing. neut. eho Lov
VOX ILOVA, nom. pl. neut. id.
cboyypovas, acc. pl. masc. jak
cboynover, gen. pl. id.
etoxnuoves, adv. . é ; : i id.
evoxnpoovry |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) id.
SEP UL acc. sing. . etoxnpootvyn
evoxypov, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. a) (ad &

oXH|A) of good appearance, pleasing to
look upon, comely, 1 Co. 12. 24; met. be-

coming, decent, 76 EUTXNILOV, decorum,

cUpa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. ‘ cipioKw propriety, 1 Co. 7.353; honourable, reput-
evpwjpev, | pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id. able, of high standing and influence, Mar.
evpwv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id. Tipe 2435) ACs 13. 505) clifeniey
EUpwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id. EVTXN/LOVOS, adv. in a becoming man-
cicéBera |, as, H, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) cba ys ner, with propriety, decently, gracefully,
evocBeia, dat. sing. edo eBera Ro. 13. 13; 1 Co. 14. 40; 1 Thes. 4. 12.
eioePBelats, dat. pl. ‘ id. evoynpoovvy, nS; on (§ 2. tab. B. a)
evoeGevav, acc. sing. id. comeliness, gracefulness ; artificial comeli-
evoeBeias, gen. sing. id. ness, ornamental array, embellishment,
evocfety, pres. infin. : . ; evoe ew 1 Commas 23 up):
etoeBels, acc. pl. masc. cic Bis edrévus, adv. (evTovos, on the stretch, fr. @ &
evoeBetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. evoeBew Telvo) intensely, vehemently, strenuously,
cboceBéw, G], fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P) cic Bis Lu. 23. 10; Ac. 18. 28.

@ Ac, 27.14. 6 Mat. 7. 13. ¢1 Co. 14. 9. dj Co. 12. 23.

€UT Pa

edtpareXia," as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (edzpa-
meAos, ready, witty, fr. eb & tpérw)
facetiousness, pleasantry; hence, buffoon-
ery, ribaldry.
Evrvxos,’ ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Eutychus, pr. name.
evpnpa,° nom. pl. neut. evdn.os
eipypia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
evdypias,* gen. sing. : : : evpypila
evpypos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (eb & py) Pr-
of good omen, auspicious; hence, of good
report, commendable, laudable, reputable.
eidhnpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. use of words of good omen;
hence, favourable expression, praise, com-
mendation.
evpopew, & |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (evpopos, fa
& dépw) to bear or bring forth well or
plentifully, yield abundantly.

evddpyce,® 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind, é eipopew
evppaiver Oar, pres. infin. mid. eippaivw
cidpaiverbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . id.
evppawojevos, nom. sing. masc. pt. pres. mid. id.
evppaivovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . : id.
evppaivov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. . id.

eidpaive |, fut. avd, aor. 1, evponva & evdpava,
(§ 27. rem. l.c. e) (evdpur, ev & ppv)
to gladden, 2 Co. 2. 2; pass. to be glad,
exult, rejoice, Lu. 12.19; Ac. 2. 26; mid.
to feast in token of joy, keep a day of re-
joicing, Lu. 15. 23, 24, 29, 32, et al.

eidpatvor, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. eippaive
eippavOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. 3 id.
evppavOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. c : id.
edppavOjcovra, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
evppavOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
evppavOnre, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
evppavid, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
evppavOdpev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
Evdpary, dat. sing. Eidpdrys
Eidparny, acc. sing. 5 5 E : id.
Eigparns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) the river Euphrates.
etppootvy |, ys, 7, (§ 2 tab. B. a) (evppwv) Joy,

gladness, rejoicing, Ac. 2.28; 14.17. (y).
evppoorvryns, gen. sing. eippootvn
evxapicrei, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ebyapioréw
evxapiorely, pres. infin. 3 ‘ : id.
evxapiorets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : ; id.
evxapioteire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : id.

a Ep. 5. 4. b Ac. 20. 9. e Phi. 4. 8.

cbdyapioTew, © |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) edxdpioTos
ebyapioTn Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. ebxapioTew
cvxapioTnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . id.
ebxaploTHoayTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
ebxaptoTynoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
cdxaplaTye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 6 id.
ebxapioria |, as, 7, ($2. tab. B.b, andrem.2) edydpuoros
edxapioria, dat. sing. : - evxapioria,
edxaploriay, acc. sing. 3 : : id.
evxapiotias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. 2 : id.
EvXApLOTLOV, gen. pl. . . 2 2 id.
evydpiotous nom. pl. masc. : é evXApLoTos

edxdpiotos |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (ed & yapis)
grateful, pleasing; grateful, mindful of
benefits, thankful.
evxapiotia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) gratitude, thankfulness, Ac
24. 3; thanks, the act of giving thanks,
thanksgiving, 1 Co. 14. 16, et al.; conver-
sation marked by the gentle cheerfulness
of a grateful heart, as contrasted with the
unseemly mirth of edrpamedla, Ep. 5. 4.
cdxapioTew, ©, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P)
aor. 1, noa, to thank, Lu. 17. 16, et al.;
absol. to give thanks, Mat. 15. 36; 26. 27,
et al.; pass. to be made a matter of thank-
fulness, 2 Co. 1. 11.

ebyapirtovpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. cixapurréw
evxapioTouvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
cbyapicT®, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
evxaplioToy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
etyeoOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : ebxopiae

vx, 7S, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a wish, prayer, Ja. 5.15;
a vow, Ac. 21. 23.

evyopat, fut. fopar, aor. 1, nvEdunv,

(§ 23. rem. 1. c) to pray, offer prayer,

Ae: 26; 293, 2Co. 13-7, 03 Ja-05. 105¢ to

wish, desire, Ac. 27.29; Ro. 9.3; 3 Jno. 2.

ebynV; acc. sing. vx
evxopar], fut. Eopar - ; ; : id.
cbyopueba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . eVYOpMaL
evypnorov, nom. neut. and acc. sing. masc. EUXPNTTOS

ctypyaros, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ed & xpyatds)
highly useful, very profitable, 2 Ti. 2. 21;
Amite bhiles 10.

edyvxew, |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) ( evwoxos, of
good courage, ev & yux7) to be ani-
mated, encouraged, in good spirits.

Col. 3. 15.
13

d2 Co. 6.8. e Lu. 12. 16.

ev ux

178

egior

1 pers. sing. pres. subj.

evWvx@,"

ciwdia, as, %, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (evadns,
ed & ddwda, perf. fr. 6m) a sweet smell,
grateful odour, fragrance, 2 Co. 2. 153
Ep. 5.2; Phi. 4. 18.

edwdias, gen. sing. . : p ; ;

acc. sing. masc. and fem.

edwdta
EVOVULOV, EVOVULOS
eddéviptos |, ov, 6, %, ($ 7. rem. 2) (ed & dvopa)
of good name or omen; used also as an
euphemism by the Greeks instead of
apurtepos, which was a word of bad
import, as all omens on the left denoted
misfortune; the left, Mat. 20. 21, 23;
PS eye rity (15 Clk
gen. pl.

fV2
evoviLwr, EVOVULLOS

ed’ for ézi, before an aspirated vowel.

eparye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem.1) éc6iw
edayere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
epayouev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . : id.
epayov, | pers. s. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. id.

epadropar |, fut. adoduar, (§ 24. rem. 4) (éri &
a\Aopa) to leap or spring upon, assault,
epadddpevos,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. |
Rec. Gr. Sch. 5 : epadropat
éaddpevos, Ln. Tdf. (Ac. 19.16) J

éhavepwOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. davepow
edavepofycar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
ehavepwca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
edavepwce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ) id.
épavyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 27.

rem. 4. b) . ° . * gaivw

épdvynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. . : id.
edaraé, adv. (eri & amas) once for all, Ro. 6. 10;
at once, 1 Co. 15. 6. ().

épacke, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . ; ddoKkw
edeicato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 23.

rem. 5) , deidopat
édepe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. dépw
edhepopeba, 1 pers. pl. imperf. pass. d id.
€hepov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : . id.
€féepovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. : id.
*Edecivys,’ gen. sing. fem. "Edecivos
*"Edecivos |, 7, ov, (§ 27. tab. F. a) "Edecos
’Edéarot, nom. pl. masc. "Edécwos
’"Edéouov, acc. sing. masc. ' ; a
*Edéouos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) *Eheoos
*Edeciwv, gen. pl. "Edécwos
"Edeoov, acc. "Eqeoos

@ Phi. 2. 19 6 Ac. 19. 16.

¢ Re, 2.

etyvxew | *Edecos], ov, 7, ($ 3. tab. C. b) Ephesus, a celebrated city

of Asia Minor.

’"Edecivos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
Ephesian, Re. 2. 1.

’"Edécwos, (a, tov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Ephe-

sian, belonging to Ephesus, Ac. 19. 28,

34, 353 21. 29.
*"Edecov, gen. : : "Edeaos
‘Eden, dat. ; id.
edeoryke, 3 pers. sing. de ind. 5 29. tab. x) epiornpe
eheatos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. (§35.rem.8) id.
éepeotata, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. : id.

edevperds,* acc. pl. . . - ebevpeTys
edevperis |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (efevpioxe, to

come upon, find, discover, fr. éxt & eb-

pirKo) an inventor, deviser.
én, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 33. rem. 1)
edyprepia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) edjrepos
édypeptas, gen. sing. ; epyprepta.
epypepos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (ent & suber

lasting for a day; daily; sufficient for a

py

day, necessary for every day.

edyprepia, as, ” pr. daily course ; the
daily service of the temple; @ course of
priests to which the daily service for a week
was allotted in rotation, Lu. 1.5, 8. L.G.

eprpLepos
dey pbave

edsnépou,’ gen. sing. fem.
épbake, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind.—B. Ln.

eplace, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Thes. 2

epbacapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. , id.
eplace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 3 ‘ id.
epbeipaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. bbcipw
edOeupe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . : id.
edixéoOar, aor. 2, infin. eixvéopat

edixveopat, odpar], fut. Sopar, aor. 2, epixdpuny,
(§ 36. rem. 2) (emi & iKVEOPLaL, to come)
to come or reach to, to reach a certain point

orend; to reach, arrive at, 2 Co.10.13, 14.

edikvovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ebixveoprat
ediXet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. : ; pire
epy.wOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. py.cw
epi pwc, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. F id.
édiatarat, 3 pers. sing. pres. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) edhiornpt

ediornpr), fut. emuorjow, (8 29. tab. X) (éxi &
torn.) trans. to place upon, over, close
by; intrans., perf. epéotynka, part. éde-
ods, aor. 2, erearnv, mid. ébicrapar,
to stand by or near, Lu. 2. 38; 4. 39;

1. @ Ro. 1, 30, e Ja, 2, 15.

epoBe 179 EX OME
to come suddenly upon, Lu. 2. 9; 24. 4; to come exapyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. xaipw
upon, assault, Ac. 6. 12; 17. 5; to come éxapicato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. xXapiCopar
near, approach, Lu. 10. 40; to impend, be exapioOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. F id.
instant, to be at hand, 1 Thes. 5. 3; to be exapituce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Xapitow
present, Ac. 28. 2; to be pressing, urgent, exe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. exw
earnest, 2 Ti. 4. 2. EXEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ : id.
eTtoTaTNS, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) pr. exe, pres. infin. 5 , : : ; id.
one who stands by; one who is set over; ExELs, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ; ; id.
in N.T., in voc., equivalent to dudacKxaXe, exere, 2 fers. pl. pres. ind. : 3 , id.
or paBBi, master, doctor, Lu. 5.5; 8. 24, eXETE, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. . 5 ; id.
45, etal. (a). éxérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . : : id.
édhofetro, 3 pers. s. imperf. mid. (§ 17. tab. Q) poBew Ext 3 ae sing. pres. subj. . E : id.
€dof3n6n, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ; id. EXNTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. 6 5 id.
epoByOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id. ex és, adv. yesterday.—A. C. D. Ln. Tdf.
edoBovpyv, | pers. sing. imperf. mid. c id. xGes, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ino. 4. 52)
épofotvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . ; id. €xOpa |, as, 9, (§ 2 tab. B. b, and rem. 2) expos
edovevoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. hovetw €x Opa, dat. sing. €xOpa
edhopecapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. hopéw éyOpat, nom. pl. . 4 : : : id.
*Edpatp,* 6, Ephraim, pr. name, indecl. €xOpay, acc. sing. . : : ‘ ‘ id.
éppagay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ppacow ex Ope, voc. sing. masc. €xOpos
€dpovetre, 2 pers. pl. imperf. . ppovew €xOpot, nom. pl. masc. p 3 ; . id.
eppovovr, 1 pers. sing. imperf. . : ‘ id. ex Oper, acc. sing. masc. 5 id.
edpovpet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ppovpéw €xGpos, & a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) hated, A thn a
edporpovpeba, 1 pers. pl. imperf. pass. C id. Ro. 11. 28; inimical, hostile, Mat. 13. 28;
édpvagay,’ 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . i dpvdcow Col. 1. 21; as a subst., an enemy, adver-
epvye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 24. rem.9) . devyw sary, Mat. 5. 43, 44; 10. 36; Lu. 27. 35,
epvyov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. , : id. et al.
édvAaga, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. prrdcow €xOpa, as, %, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
eprAagapyv, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. rem. 2) enmity, discord, feud, Lu. 23. 12;
edvAdéate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id. Gal. 5. 20; ulienation, Ep. 2. 15, 16; a@
epvAage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 3 id. principle or state of enmity, Ro. 8.*7.
edvowOynoav, 8 pers. pl.aor. 1, pass. (§ 21. tab. U) puovdw €xOpod, gen. sing. masc. €xOpos
epirevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. gputevo €x4povs, acc. pl. mase. : . : id.
edutevca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id. ex Opar, gen. pl. : id.
edvtevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. exidva, 4S, 7) (§ 2. tab. B. and rem. 3) us) a
edpafa,” (Aramaean, MND) be thow opened. viper, poisonous serpent, Ac. 28. 3; used
€dover, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ; dovéew also fig. of persons, Mat. 3. 7.
éepovncav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id. exiovav, gen. pl. exiova.
edwvyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . : id. éxAevalov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. xAcvalo
éfurice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. purtilo éxou, 3 pers. sing. pres. optat. act. exw
eputicOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. , id. EXOLEV, 3 pers. pl. pres. optat. 4 : J id.
Exaipe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. xaipw eXopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . - : id.
€xXaLpov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ‘ id. ex opeva,, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. ; id.
exoAda tay, 1 pers. s. aor. 1, pass. (§ 22. rem. Ay xardw exomevas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. Z id.
e€xapy, 3 pers. s. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§27. rem, 4.b) xalpw exyouevy, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. : id.
exapnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. ‘ id. CXOMEVYD, dat. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.—
€xapyv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. . : id. Gr. Sch. Tdf. : ; id.
exapyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. ; id. epXonevan, B. D. Ree. (Ac. 13. oh J
a Jno. 11. 54. b Ac, 4. 25 e Mar. 7. 34.

€Xov 180

éxoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. pres. act. exw
€xovTa, acc. Ss. masc. and nom, pl. neut. part. pres. id,
€XovTas, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. ; . id.
EXOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres... : id.
éxov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. ; 4 id.
€XOvTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
€XOVTW, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . 0 id.
€xoptacOycav, 3 pers. pl.aor. 1, pass. ($26.rem.1) — yopralw
Exoprasente, 2 2 pers. pl. aor. |, ind. pass. : id.
éxovea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. : exw
€xovcat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. . . id.
exovoas, dat. pl. fem. part. pres... : id.
€xouray, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. 4 ; id.
exovon, dat. sing. fem. part. pres... : id.
exovons, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. : . id.
EXOVTL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. A : id.

éxpypaticOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. xpnpariCn
expyoapeba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 19. tab. S) Xpdopat
expyrapny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. . id.
éxpuras, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. xplw
EXPL, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; , id.
€xpavTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. Xpaopar
EXO, (§ 36. rem. 4) fut. €&», imperf. elxov, aor. 2,
€oXOov, perf. EoX KA, to hold, Re. 1. 16,
et al.; fo seize, possess a person, Mar.
16. 8; to have, possess, Mat. 7. 29, et al.
freq.; to have, have ready, be furnished
with, Mat. 5.23; Jno. 5. 36; 6. 68, et al;
to have as a matter of crimination, Mat.
5.2233) Matyi. 2h et vals) vomhave at
command, Mat. 27.65; to have the power,
be able,

4. 14, et al.;

Mate 16.25) 5) iy ena omy Ac:
to have in marriage, Mat.
to have, be affected by, sub-
jected to, Mat. 3.14; 12. 10; Mar. 3. 10;

14. 4, et al.;

Jno. 12. 48; 15. 22, 24; 16. 21, 22; Ac.
Her 7. 28:5) leno:
1.8; 4. 18; Xapw eXeLy, to feel grati-
tude, be thankful, 1 Ti. 1. 12; 2 Ti. 1. 3;
Phile: 7; regard, Mat.
14. 5; Lu..14. 18, 19, et al.;
hold as an object of knowledge, faith, or
practice, Jno. 5. 38, 42; 14. 21; 1 Jno.
TR
session, to retain, Ro. 15. 4; 2 Ti. 1. 13;
He. 12. 28;

adverbial expressions, to be, to fare, Mat.

25 12O)s lech. Sel);

to hold, esteem,

to have or

2 Jno. 9; to hold on in entire pos-

intrans. with adverbs or

Qul2swiMar2 en; ih 2ois OU. .eer sini) NOs

Ai 145 HNC fo My Vito TR UIs BOR ey 1}-

éxw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. exo
éxwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. id.
EXV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
exwpiaOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. xwpivo
€xwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ‘ ; exw
eWevdopaptupovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. TE eee
eWevou, 2 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§23.rem.5) — Yevdw
eymraddyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Unraddw
€wpaka, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. Att. for épaxa,

(§ 18. rem. 4). . : : - dpaw
SOLEUS 1 pers. pl. perf. Att. id.
éwpakay, 3 pers. pl. (§ 35. rem. 13)—A. B. b]

nnd. =: - ‘ id.

Ewpaxact, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Col 2: _) }
€wpakas, 2 pers. sing. perf. Att. (§ 13. rem. 4) id.
€wpakact, 3 pers. pl. perf. Att. id.
Ewpakate, 2 pers. pl. perf. Att. id.
EWpaKke, 3 pers. sing. perf. Att. id.
EWPUAKEL, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. Att. id.
EWPAKEVAL, perf. infin. Att. id.
EWPAKOTES, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. Att. id.
EWPAKOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. Att. id.
Ewpwv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Att. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.

€ws, Cconjune.,

PY (Coys HOS AG avikA MAb iy. MS
TO VoV EXOV, for the present ; in N.T.
exe év yaortpi, to be pregnant, Mat.
I. 18, et al.; as also eel KotTyV, Ro.
9. 10; €xew daynoviov, to be possessed,
Mat. 11. 18, et al.; of time, to have con-
tinued, to have lived, Jno. 5. 5,6; 8.57; of
space, to embrace, be distant, Ac. 1. 12 ;
mid. pr. to hold by, cling to;
Mar. 1.

Higls BiG JANG, BEL, 159 Bil, Boe

hence, to
28/5):

to tend im-

border upon, be next,

mediately to, He. 6. 9.
e&s, ews, "> (§ 5. tabiol. Cc) a condi-
tion of body or mind, strictly, as resulting

from practice; habitude, He. 5. 1

of time, while, as long as, Jno. 9. 4;
as also in
18, 26;

Mat. 11. 12; dws

until, Mat. 2.9; Lu. 15. 4;
N.T. €ws ov, €ws OTov, Mat. 5.
ews aptt, until now,
morte, until when, how long, Mat. 17. 17;
ews o7nLEpoV, until this day, to this time,
2 Co. 3.15; as a prep., of time, until, Mat.
24.21; of place, wnto, even to, Mat.11.23;
Lu. 2.15; ews av, to the brim, Jno. 2.7;
ews eis, even to, as far as, Lu. 24. 50;
€ws KaTw, 10 the bottom; ews dde, to this

place, Lu. 23. 5; of state, unto, even to,

EWS

LEC 4 Sant

ZaBov

Mat. 26. 38; of number, even, so much as, Ro.

3. 12, et al. freq,

Z.

ZoBovrdv, 6, Zabulon, pr. name, indecl.

Zakyate, voc. :
Zakxatos, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) Zaccheus, pr. name.

4

Zapa," 6, Zara, pr. name, indecl.

Zaxapia, voc.

Zaxapiay, acc. . ! : s id.

Zaxapias, ov, 6, ($2. tab. B. d) Zacharias, pr. name.
I. Sonof Barachias, Mat.23.35; Lu.11.51.
Il. Father of John the Baptist, Lu.1.5,et al.

Zaxapiov, gen.

Cam, CO, Gis, G, (§ 35. rem. 2) fut. Gjow &
Cyoopar, aor. 1, enoa, perf. efnxa, to
live, to be possessed of vitality, to exercise
the functions of life, Mat. 27. 63; Ac.
D7 28,netr aly ro chy, life, He. 2.15; to
have means of subsistence, 1 Co. 9. 14; to
live, to pass existence in a specific manner,
Lu. 2. 36; 15.13, et al.; to be instinct
with life and vigour; hence, Cov, living,
an epitnet of God, in a sense peculiar to
Himself; éAmis Coca, @ living hope in
respect of vigour and constancy, 1 Pe.1.3;
vowp cov, living water in respect of a
full and unfailing flow, Jno. 4. 10, 11; to
be alive with cheered and hopeful feelings,
1 Thes. 3.8; to be alive in a state of salva-
tion from spiritual death, 1 Jno. 4. 9,
et al.

— Son, js, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) life, living
existence, Lu. 16.25; Ac. 17.25; in N.T.
spiritual life of deliverance from the pro-
per penalty of sin, which is expressed
by Odvatos, Jno. 6.51; Ro. 5.18; 6. 4,
etal.; the final life of the redeemed, Mat.
25. 46, et al.; life, source of spiritual life,
INOS b Lt. 255 Col. 3.4.

Gdov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a living
creature, animal, He. 13.11; 2 Pe.2.12,etal.

ZeBedatov, acc. . : :

ZcBedaios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Zebedee, pr. name.

ZcBedaiov, gen.

Céovres, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. (§35.rem.1) Céw

Zaxxatos

Zaxapias

Zaxapias

ZeBedatos

Zeedatos

181 (Aor

Leards, n, ov], (§ 7. tab. F. a) : : léw
Levyn, ace. pl. : é ‘ Lebyos
Ledyos, eos, ovs, 7d, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a yoke of
animals ; @ pair, couple, Lu. 2.24; 14.19.
Levxrnpia. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (pr.
fem. of CevkTyptos, fics Cevyvupt, to yoke,
join) a fastening, band.
Cevxtypias,’ acc. pl. . Cevxrypia
Zevs |, Atos, 6, (§ 6. rem. 4. a) the supreme God
of the Greeks, answering to the Jupiter
of the Romans, Ac. 14. 12, 13.

Céo |, fut. férw, (§ 22. rem. 1) to boil, to be
hot; in N.T. met. to be fervent, ardent,
zealous, Ac. 18. 25; Ro. 12. 11.

Ceords, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pr.
boiled; boiling, boiling hot; met. glowing
with zeal, fervent, Re. 3.15, 16.

Gndos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) ina
good sense, generous rivalry ; noble aspi-
ration; in N.T., zeal, ardour in behalf of,
ardent affection, Jno. 2.17; Ro. 10. 2; in
a bad sense, jealousy, envy, malice, Ac.
13. 45; Ro. 13. 13; indignation, wrath,
ENC alin iG GE Blo
' Gndow, G, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to have strong affection towards, be ar-
dently devoted to, 2 Co. 11. 2; to make a
show of affection and devotion towards,
Gal.4.17; to desire earnestly, aspire eagerly
after, 1 Co. 12. 31; 14. 1, 39; absol. to
be fervent, to be zealous, Re. 3. 19; to be
Jealous, envious, spiteful, Ac. 7.9; 17. 53
1 Co. 13. 4; Ja.‘4. 2; ‘pass. to be an ob-
ject of warm regard and devotion, Gal. 4.18.

Gyrwrys, Ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. c) pr. a
generous rival, an imitator; in N.T. an
aspirant, 1 Co. 14.12; Tit. 2. 14; a@ de-

voted adherent, a zealot, Ac. 21.20; 22.3;

Gal. 1. 14.

Céwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. (§35.rem.1) Céw
on pers. sing. pres. ind. (§ 35. rem. 2) - baw
fyreve, 2 pers. s. pres. imper.—A. C. Ln. Tdf. ) x

, Cnrevwo

GyAwoov, Rec.’Gr. Sch. (Re. 3. 19) i

fnrevbw |, fut. evow, iq. Gyrcw, VT.
Grou, nom. pl. . - ‘ : ; Gros
GnXot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : - Sydow

Girov, ace. sing. : ane

a Mat. 1. 3.

6 Ac. 27. 40.

pO

(ros

182 Cytne

Gros, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) F , . b&w
fyrov, gen. sing. ; CnAos
fndovaOar, pres. infin. pass. a oie se U) “ndow
fyrodor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . ‘ id.
fndrodre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : _ id.
fndodre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : : id.
Cndrotre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : F id.
fndrow, |, fut. Ooo, (§ 20. tab. T) . 5 Léw
Gro, dat. sing. ‘ : : . Gros
fnrO, | pers. sing. pres. ind. inrow
&y\éoavres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 : id.
“jrwoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. 2 id.
fnAwtat, nom. pl. . : ; . . &nrwrys
yruryy, acc. sing. : : : id.

fnorys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. i : ; - lew

Cypia |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

damage, loss, detriment, Ac. 27. 10, 21;
Phis 35 7518

Cyp.ow, 0, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to visit with loss or harm; pass. to suffer
loss or detriment, 1 Co. 3. 15; 2 Co. 7.9;
to lose, to forfeit, Mat. 16.26; Mar. 8. 36;

his sis:
Cypiav, acc. sing. . . : : fnpla
Cypias, gen. sing. . : ‘ id.
Lyyr6w, &], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) ‘ id.
Cyprobeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1,

pass. : : : : Cypow
Cypuw7, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
CyprwOyjocerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1; ind. pass. . id.
Cyprwbyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id,
Giv, pres. infin. (§ 35. rem.2) . - bdo
Znvay," ace. : : 3 ; ; Znvas
Znvas |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem.4) Zenas, pr. name.
Gjs, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ : - law
fjoaca, nom. sing. fem, part. aor, 1 : id.
“noecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. : : id.
fynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. : id.
yon, 2 pers. sing, fut. ind. mid, ; ; id.
yon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj-—Al. Ln. Taf. :

Qyoerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 5. 23) \ i

CnoopOa, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. : id,
Cyoopev, } pers. pl. fut. ind. . f : id.
Cyoovra, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. : A id.
fyoovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind—B. D. Ln.

ANGE = : ~ ‘: . id.

Gyoovra, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ino. 5. 25)

Cyow, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ; : law

Cyowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : : id.
Gyre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 : : id.
Cyret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind, act. ; é fntéw
Gyre, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. , id.
Cyretv, pres. infin. act. ‘ ; : : id.
Cnrets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
Cnretrar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . ‘ id.
Cnretre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : i id.
Cntetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. : : id.
Cnteitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : fytéw

Cytéw, 6, fut. now (§ 16. tab. P) to seek, look for,
Mat. 18. 12; Lu. 2. 48, 49; to search
after, Mat. 13. 45; to be on the watch for,
Mat. 26. 16; to pursue, endeavour to ob-
tain, Ro. 2. 75\1 Be. 3. a1, et ale;szorde—
sire, wish, want, Mat. 12. 47; to seek,
strive for, Mat. 6. 33; to endeavour, Mat.
21. 46; to require, demand, ask for, Mar.
8. 11; Lu. 11. 16; 12. 48; to inquire or
ask questions, question, Jno. 16. 19; to
deliberate, Mar. 11. 18; Lu. 12. 29; in
N.T. fr. Heb. Cyretv THV Yuxny, to
seek the life of any one, to seek to kill,
Mat. 2. 20

Cytnpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
question; a subject of debate or controversy,
ACHES. 2); 1Stet5s622.)20,,eb.al.

Cytnows, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
seeking; an inquiry, a question; a dispute,
debate, discussion, Jno. 3. 25; 1 Ti. 1. 4;
a subject of dispute or controversy, Ac.
25. 20, et al.

fnrnOnoeran, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, pass. (§ 17.

tab. Q) . f : : fnr Le
Ojrnpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : : id.
Cytypata, ace. pl. birnuo
Cntnparos, gen. sing. : : : A id.
Cytnpatov, gen. pl. : : ; 3 id.
lyrncat, aor. 1, infin. act. : 2 i fnréw
Cntnoatw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
Cntjoets, ace. pl. A A 7 - &jrnots
Cntjoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . : inréw
Cntycews, gen. sing.—A. B.C. D. Gr. Sch. Taf. fA

A ; NTATLS
ovlntycens, Rec. (Ac. 15. 2) \

fnrion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . . kytéo
Gytnow, ace. sing. ;
Qytyots, ews, 7, (8 5. tab. E. ©) : . Sytéw

a Tit. 3, 13.

Cntno

fqtnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. lnréw
(ntjcovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : : id.
Gyrotv, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. : id.
fyrovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
Cyrodv7t, dat. sing. mase. part. pres. act. . id.
Gyrovvtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
fnrotor, dat. pl. mase. part. pres. act. : id.
fyrovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : : id.
(nr, | pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : : id.
fyrav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. “ id.
&fdvia, nom. and ace. pl. &i.laviov

&<anoyv |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) zizanium, darnel,
spurious wheat, a plant found in Palestine,
which resembles wheat ‘both in its stalk
and grain, but is worthless and delete-
rious, Mat. 13. 26, 27, 29, 30, 36, 38, 40.
L.G.

ifaviov, gen. pl. 4

ZopoBaBer, 6, Zorobabel, pr. name, indecl.

Logov, acc. sing.

filaviov

Logos

Codos, ov, 0, \§ 3. tab. C. a) gloom, thick dark-
mess, 2 Pe. 2. 4, 17; Jude 6, 13.

Codov, gen. sing. .

Logos

Loda, dat. sing.—Al. Ln. Tdf. : : ,
“pees Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 12. 18) \ ig
lvyov, acc. sing. . Luyds
Luyés, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 a collateral form
of Loyov, (Cevyvupe) pr. @ cross bar or
band; a yoke; met. a yoke of servile con-
dition, 1 Ti. 6. 1; @ yoke of service or
obligation, Mat. 11. 29, 30; Ac. 15. 10;
Gal. 5. 1; the beam of a balance; a ba-
lance, Re. 6. 5.
uy, dat. sing. : : c luyos
Copy, ys, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) leaven, Mat. 16. 12;
13. 33; met. Jeaven of the mind and con-
duct, by a system of doctrine or morals,
used in a bad sense, Mat. 16. 6, 11; 1 Co.
5. 6, et al.
Cupow, , fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to leaven, cause to ferment, Mat. 13. 33;
Huer3. 205) 1 Co. 5.16; Gal. eto:
Cipn, dat. sing. Lop
Cipyy, ace. sing. . ; : F ; id.
Couns, gen.sing. . : : ; : id.
Evypot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Cupow
fopow, |, fut. Oow, (§ 20. tab. T) Copy

&G, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind? . ‘ law

Ga, non. pl. Cov

183 Cworro

lwypéw, @), fut. yoo, perf. eéypyxa, (§ 16. tab. P)
(Cds, alive, & dypetw) pr. to take
alive,

take prisoner in war instead of

killing; to take caplive, enthral, 2 Ti.
2. 26; also, to catch animals, as fish;

in which sense it is used figuratively, Lu.

Re LO:

Coypav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Loypéw
Con, As, 7, (§ 2. tab, B. a) ‘ : - law
Lon, dat. sing. . ; , : , Lon
Conv, acc. sing. A : ; : . id.
Cwns, gen. sing. . : z : ; id.
Cépev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ 3 - bow
COpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : : id.
Cév, nom. masc. and acc. neut. sing. part. pres. id.
Cévas, ace. pl. lovn

2. tab. B. a) a zone, belt, girdle,

Lovn, NS; ”; (§
Mat. 3. 4; 10. 9, et al.

Covvipr, and in N.T. lovvio, (0) fut.

iow, (§ 31. tab. B. B) to gird, gird on,

put on one’s girdle, Jno. 21. 18, bis.
Covnv, acc. sing. ‘ : 2 Lévy
Cévvipu, and Covviw|, fut. ~dow, (§ 31.

tab. B. B) . : F , id.
Cévra, acc. sing. masc. and pl. neut. part. pres. law
GOvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. F iS id.
Covres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres... Z id.
Cav7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : - id.
GOvros, gen. sing. mase. and neut. part. pres. id.
Covrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Cwoyoveta Oar, pres. infin. pass. ($17. tab. Q) Cwoyovew

fwoyovéw, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (Cwds &
yovos) pr. to bring forth living crea-
tures; in N.T. to preserve alive, save, Lu.
Lis BIR NG fo UG)

Cwoyovycet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Lwoyovew
Cwoyovovrtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres.—
Al. Ln. Tdf. - : id.
LOOT OLIN BS: Rec. Gr. Sch. a DiaGe 13)
CGov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C.c). ; - téw
Cworrovet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Cwororéw
Cworrovetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id.

Coororgw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (Lads &
qouew) pr. to engender living creatures ;
to quicken, make alive, vivify, Ro. 4. 173
Sabie
with the life of salvation, Jno. 6. 63;
2 Co. 3. 6, et al.

Cworrouneis, nom, sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. Cwozrovew

Cworounfycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.

1 Co. 15.36; in N.T. met. to quicken

Cworro 184

Cworoujoat, aor. 1, infin. act. Cworrorew
Cworroujoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
Cwozroovr, nom. and acc. s. neut. part. pres. act. id.
Cworro.ovvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Coov, gen. sing. . : . : : LOov
aoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. : = (GK
CHoat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid.—A. B.

D. Ln. Taf. A me SU Sree

mepi@waat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 12. 8)

écay, acc. sing. fem, part. pres. ; a Me
ooas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. 3 : id.
Coécer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. Lovvvpe
ot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : : fw
Gor, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ; ; ; id.
Cowv, gen. pl. : ; ; 5 Cov

Jak
n, either, or, Mat. 6. 24, et al.; after comparatives,
and @AXos, €repos, expressed or implied,
than, Mat. 10. 15; 18.8; Ac. 17. 21;
24. 21; intensive after @GAAa & mpi,
Lu. 12. 51; Mat. 1. 18; it also serves to
point an interrogation, Ro. 3. 29, et al.
3), @ particle occurring in the N.T. only in the com-
bination 7 pH, introductory to the terms
of an oath, He. 6. 14.

)> 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. (§ 12. tab. L) F eid
7, dat. sing. fem. 5 : é Os
nBovdnOyy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13.

rem. 1) . Bovtopou
NYAS 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, (§ 13. rem.7.d) . ayw
NYAYETE, 2 pers pl. aor. 2, ind. act. j id.
nyayov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. ; E id.
HyoANacaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. ayadArdo
nyaAXNace, 3 pers. sing aor. 1, ind. ; id.
Hyavaktynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ayavaktéw
HyavaKTnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; id.
Hyena, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ayaraw
nyaTare, 2 pers. pl. imperf. act. 2 : id.
HyaTHKOoL, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. act. (§ 16.

MEMS) ete c ; : . id.
HyaTnpLevyv, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
HyaTnpevot, nom, pl. masc, part. perf. pass. id.
NYATH-EVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. |

Al. Ln. Taf. ; - > id.

Hytacpévors, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jude 1) |

HyaTNLEVY, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

nyarnoa., 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. aryaraw
nyaTHoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
nyornoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. i id.
Hyarnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
Hyamnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
Hyyépevoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ayyapevo
nyyCe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eyyike
nyyece, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. : : id.
nyyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : : id.
NYE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : : id.
nye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act—Ln. Taf. .
nyXy<, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 5. 26) i alae
HYEWpay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . : eyelpw
NYELpE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§27.rem.1.d) id.
nycia Oa, pres. infin. (§ 17. tab. Q) ay eopae
nyetobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ‘ 5 id.
nyclcOucay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. : 3 id.
YE MOVA., acc. sing. ayeuav
HYEOVaS, ACC uplamae : i : : id.
YEMOVEvOVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. HyEpovevw
iryepovero |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) Hy copae
WYEMOVL, dat. sing. . P < ; WYEMOV
iyepovia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Hyeopeat
Hyepovias,* gen. sing. nyepovia
nyEHOvos, gen. sing. HYEpOv
WYEHOVO, gen. pl. : ; 5 id.
‘ryepdor, dat. pl. ow hc elmo ae te
nyepav, vos, 6, ($4. rem. 2. e) ay Eopae

yy eopeett, ovpat, fut. yoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q)
to lead the way; to take the lead, Ac.
14.12; to be chief, to preside, govern, rule,
Mat. 2.6; Ac. 7. 10; WYOvjLEvos, a chief
officer in the church, He. 13. 7, 17, 243
also, with perf. NY NAL, to think, consider,
count, esteem, regard, Ac. 26. 2; 2 Co.
g. 5, et al.
yepov, Ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. €) a
guide; a leader; a chieftain, prince, Mat.
2. 6; a Roman provincial governor, under
whatever title, Mat. 27. 2, et al.
Hyepovia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) leadership, sovereignty; in N.T.
a reign, Lu. 3. I.
HYEHOVEVO, fut. evdow, (§ 13. tab. M)
to be a guide, leader, chief; in N.T. to hold
ihe office of a Roman provincial governor,

WDA as vay Be

a Lu. 3.1.

ee -

i
Hyp, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. ($ 37.rem.1) éyetpw
nyEpenoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
yycoOe, 2 pers. pl. imperf. pass. ayo
NYETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. id.
nynpa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. iy eopat
HYNTALEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | id.
Hynoopyy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
HyjoacGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
Hynraro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
jytace, 3 pers. sing. aor, 1, ind. act. dyer
yyuao On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
yyoOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
Hyvac evn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
qyLacLevot, nom. pl! mase. part. perf. pass. id.
HyvacpLevots, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yao }L€vor, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
Hyiacra., 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
Hyvecores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. act. dyvilen
Hyviopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
hyvoovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. dyvoew
nyovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. dyo
nyopagov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. dyopalu
Hyopaca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
Hyopacav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
Hyopacas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
HyOpace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
nyopicOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
nyopac byte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
Hyopacp.évor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
wyovprat, | pers. sing. pres. ind. yyéopiau
WY OUpLeEvov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
YOvpLEvoL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
yyoupevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
WYOUpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
iryoujrevous, - acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
YOULEVO, gen. pl. part. pres. . id.
yyovvTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. (§ 17. tab. Q) id.
jyovilovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. dyovi€opat
Hyovicpar, | pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 26. rem. 1) id.
yoet, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. (§ 37. rem. 1) Air,
noe, 1 pers. sing. pluperf. id.
noets, 2 pers. sing. pluperf. id.
noecay, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. id.
yoetre, 2 pers. pl. plupert. cae
ndews, adv. (7dvs, sweet) with pleasure, gladly,

willingly, “Mar.6. 20; 12: 37; 2) Co.

11. 19.
non, adv. before now, now, already, Mat. 3. 10; 5. 28,

a1 Co. 15. 33.

185

NKEL

et al.:

yoiknoa, 1 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. (§ 34. rem. 3.a) dduxéw
joucnoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ; id.
youxnoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; E id.
Hoiknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor, 1, ind. . id.
nowota, adv. (pr. neut. oe superlat. of 49%) with

the greatest pleasure, most gladly, 2 Co.

12 Qse Use
yOovats, dat. pl. 900v1"”

ndovy |; Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (480s) pleasure, gra-
tification; esp. sensual pleasure, Lu. 8. 14;
(bes S34 BR el wih BH PANE, Hy TRIB 0) jaeke
sion, Ja. 4.-1.
noovny, acc. sing.
Hoover, gen. pl. ; ; id.
HOvVaVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Att. for édv-

900)

vavro, (§ 37. rem. 1) Svvapa
novvacbe, 2 pers. pl. imperf. Att. (§ 13. rem. 1) id.
novvato, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Att. ; . id.
novvnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Att. . id.
novvyOnev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Att. ir id.
novvynOnv, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Att. . id.
novvyOnocav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Att. ; id.

HouvnOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Att. , id.
HOvoopov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dvs & oop)
garden mint, Mat. 23. 23; Lu. 11. 42.

nOeXe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. CAEN
noeXes, 2 pers. sing imperf. . ; : id.
n0€Anoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ; 3 id.
noedjoapev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; id.
nOednoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : ; id.
nOeAnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
nOednoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. i ; id.
nOcAnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
nJerov, 3 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. —. id.
nOérnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. abetéew
nOn,* ace. pl. 700s

700s |, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. . b) pr. a place of cus-
tomary resort, a haunt; hence, a_ settled

habit of mind and manners.

nOpowwnevovs, ace. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. }
—B..D. Ln. Tdf. dOpotlen
ifeid ee aac R. Gr. Sch. coca 24.3} \
nKxatpeiobe,” 2 pers. pl. imperf. dxarpéopat
TE 3 pers. pl. perf. ind—A. D. Ln.
HKOVCL, Rec. Gr. Sch. \ Ko
eiot, Tdf. (Mar. 8. 3) |
nket, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : x id.

non more, at length, Ro. 1. 10; Phi. 4. 10.

6 Phi. 4, 10.

ee.

NKLao
nkpacay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. axpalo
nKodovOer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. dKxodovbéw

nKoAovOncapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : id.
nKoAovOncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. t id.
HKoAovOnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
yKoAovOovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : : id.
Hxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Ko
nKove, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. Bxote
NKOVOV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . : . id.
nkovoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
nxovoapev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; id.
Hkovear, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
nkovoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; id.
HKovcate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
NKOUCE, 3 pers. sing. aor.], ind. act. . 2 id.
yKovcOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 22. rem. 4) id.
HKOUCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. Ko
HKpiBuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. ], ind. ‘ , axpiBow
Hkupooare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. dxvpdw

“4 fut. 7&w, imperf. AKov, later, perf. yjKa, to be
KO, 95@, Imper. KV, ES:
come, have arrived, Lu. 15. 27, et al.

yAaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. r

z \ dANopat

nAXerOo, Rec. (Ac. 14. 10) . a
HAarrévnce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Severance
HAaTTwpEvov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. €AarTdw
HAGTTwGas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
HAavveTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. e\atyw
HAeHOnwev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. Neca
HAEenOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
nrenOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . 4 id.
HAenevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
HAenwéevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
yA€noa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
HA€noe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . c id,
nAeuhe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. dreiho
nrexpov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; J id.
nArcupas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 23. rem. 2) id.
nr«upe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : i id.
nrcvbepuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. - . ehevbepdw
yAOare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1—Al. Ln. Tdf. (§ 35.

rem. 12) , ; Epxopat

nrbere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 25. 36)
mAGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§36.rem.1) . id.
WAGes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. . : ia
mAOere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . : : id.
n\Oopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : ; ia
7AGov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.

186

nNATLK

nABocay, 3 pers. pl. Alex. for 7\Oov,—B. D.
Ln. (§ 35. rem. 13)

y
mrAGev, Rec. Gr. Sch. €PXopat
7AGov, Tdf. (Mar. Gasaie
HAI,’ = (Heb. aby my God!) Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
nrc, D
€Awet, B.
Hart, Ln. (Mat. 27. 46)
Hy; 6, Eli, pr. name, indecl.
"HXia, dat. sing. . ’"HXias
’"HXlav, acc. sing. ; , : ‘ an
*HXias, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Elias, pr. name.
yAtknv, acc. sing. fem. ; F HdLKos

yAtkia |, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (HALE)
a particular period of life; the period fitted
for He.
11. 11; full age, years of discretion, Jno.
g. 21, 23; perhaps, the whole duration of

a particular function, prime,

life, Mat. 6. 27; Lu. 12. 25; otherwise,
stature, Lu. 19. 3; Ep. 4. 13.

HAckia, dat. sing. qAukia

HAukiay, acc. sing. . - : : ‘ id.

HAtkias, gen. sing. : : : id.

yXikov, nom. sing. neut.—A. B.C. Ln. Taf. ; ay
oAdtyov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 3. 5)

HAtKov, acc. sing. masc. . § é : id.

7Atkos |, N, OV, (§ 10. rem. 7. c) as great as; how

erncat Colw2.alsida.3oih (ds
nALov, acc. sing. nALos
NALOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the sun, Mat. 13. 43;

17. 2; Mar. 1. 32, et al.; meton. light of

the sun, light, Ac. 13. 11

*HAiov, gen. sing. "HYlas
yAiov, gen. sing. nAtos
HAiw, dat. sing. . : : : : id.
yAKwpevos,4 nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) «dw
nrXragar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . éAAdoow
wAXero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. GAAowat

Aros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a nail, Jno. 20. 25,

bis.
mrmife, 3 pers. sing. imperf. eXrilas
nAmilopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. - - : id.
HArikapev, | pers. pl. perf. ind. (§ 13. rem. 5. b) id.
HAmixate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. : : id.
nAmuKke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . - : id.

a Re. 14, 18. 6 Mat. 27. 46.

e Lu. 3. 23 d Lu. 16. 20.

nATLK 187 n&ee

qAmucevor, perf. infin. . . - Amilo pace seD gen. pl. . . HLETEPOS
HATUKOTES, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. : id. TELNVs 1 pers. sing. imperf. 1 12. rem. on eipul
yATricapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; é id. nplavn,” acc. sing. masc. , ‘ npOavns
yAwv, gen. pl. . : : : : Hos npOavys |, €os, ods, 6, 9, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (qu &
Huapte, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36.rem.2) daptavw Ovnokw) half dead.
npaptes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. é i id. nptv, dat. pl. ‘ ‘ : : - eye
LApTHKA/LEV, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. . 5 id. Hpion, acc. pl. neut. F : : ; HpLovs
ee 1 pers. sing. or 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id. [OS gen. sing. neut. (§ 7. rem. 7) . : id.
HLGs, acc. pl. P , eye Tp, acc. sing. neut. . a id.
nucOa, 1 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 12. rem. 2)) neous, wea, ov, ((§ 7. tab. H. g) half Mar. ab. 2B5
Gr. Sch. Tdf. F ; ; elpi uy 19.83, Re? rr, 11; 12.14.
jyev, Rec. (Mat. 23.30). : pudptov,” ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (que & dpa)
ypets, nom. pl. (§ 11. tab. K. a) ‘ : eyo half an hour, L.G.
HeAnoa, | pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . Gpedéw nptvaro,® 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§13.rem. 2) apotvo
npeAAe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Att. (§ 13. rem. 1) pedlrw nppiecpevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.
7pedXov, 1 pers. sing. imperf—Ln. Tdf. . mt a (§ 36. rem. 5) . 3 ; apeplevvupe
enedXorv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 10. 4) HOV, gen. pl. : z A : 5 eyo
npedXov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. Const. . ; ed. nv, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 12. rem. 2) . - eipl
éueAXov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Jno. 7. 39. nV; acc. sing. fem. y ; ; é Os
HPV, 1 pers. pl. imperf.-(§ 12. tab. L) ; cipal qvayKacov, 1 pers. sing. imperf. act. 5 : dvayKagay
qvayKacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
NLE pay as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) day, a nveyKace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
day, the interval from sunrise to sunset, qvaykac On, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 26.
opp. to yv€, Mat. 4.2; 12.40; Lu. 2.44; rem. 1) é : Z ‘ id.
the interval of twenty-four hours, compre- nvaykac Oy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
hending day and night, Mat. 6. 34: 15.32; nVEyKa,, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 35. rem.7) dépw
from the Heb. yugoa Kat yuépa, day by nVEYKAY, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : id
day, every day, 2 Co. 4. 16; quépay e& TVEYKE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : ; id.
neepas, from day to day, continually, jvetxeo Oe, 2 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 1. d) dvéxopat
2 Pe.2.8; xa Heeepav, every day, daily, VET XOLNV, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. . , id.
Ac. 17.17; He. 3.13; @ point or period of nvexOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 36. rem. 1) pepw
time, Lu. 19. 42; Ac. 15.7; Ep. 6. 13, et Hvewypevn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.
al.; a judgment, trial, 1 Co. 4. 3. (§ 37. rem. 1) . ; 3 : avotyw
HEPA, dat. sing. ; : : : F Hepa VEWYLEVOY, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
HLEpat, nom. pl. ; : ; : id. nvewsxOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass, 5 id,
apLepaus, dat. pl. = , ; 5 : id. nvewxOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. 5 id.
pépav, acc. sing. : : ; ‘ id. jvixa |, adv. when, 2 Co. 3. 15, 16. (7),
H-€pas, gen. sing. or acc. pl. : ; : id. jvotyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§ 37. rem. 1) avotyw
HLEpav, gen. pl. P : : : id. nvolyyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor, 2, pass.—B. al
HpeTepa, nom, sing. fem. . : : é HLETEpOS Ln. Tdf. : id.
HLETEPALs, dat. pl. fem. . : : id. dunvoixOnoay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar, 4. 35)
Hyuetepay, acc. sing. fem. . : ; : id. nvouse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. - . id.
Hp-ETEpas, gen. sing. fem. : ; é id. nvolxOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) id.
Hpérepot, nom. pl. masc. . : 5 : id. nvolxOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.—
HPLETEpoLs, dat. pl. masc. F : ; id. Gr. Sch. Tdf. B é : id.
peetepov, acc. sing. masc. . ; 5 ; id. nvedxOncar, Rec, (Re. 20. 12)
perepos |, a, ov, (§ 11. rem. 4) owr, Ac. 2.11; hvTAnkoTes, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. : avTAéw
24.6, et al. nee, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ; : . HKD

a Lu. 10. 30. 6 Re. 8. 1, ¢ Ac, 7. 24,

n&)

ney, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. AKO
Hélov, 3 pers. sing. imperf. d£idw
yeiwoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
Hglwra, 3 pers. sing. perf. pass. (§ 21. tab. v) id.
néovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; Ko
néw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. , : : id.
néw, | pers, sing. aor. 1, subj. é ; id.
HEwWot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. : 2 id.
nratiOn, 3 pers. sing. aor..1, ind. pass. ararcau
qrelOnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. areca
HTeOnoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : id.
nmeOovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 16. tab. P) id.
(OS 3 pers. sing. imperf. Apr an
rep," (7 & ep) an emphatic form of 7 n, than.

nTLOV, acc. sing. masc. NTLOS
nmol, nom. pl. masc. . : : : id.

nros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) mild, gentle, kind,

188

noeBy
hpvycato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. dpvéopat
HVAT, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ : id.
npvytat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. 3 : id.
npéavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§23.rem.5) — dpyw
npéaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. ; : id.
ipmayn, 3 pers.s.aor. 2, ind. pass. (§26.rem.3) dpadLo
nomace, 3 pers. sing, aor. 1, ind. act. A id.
npmacOn, 3 pers. s.aor.1, ind. pass. (§ 26. rem. 1) id.
HpTvpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. dprvw
npxeTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. epxopa
NpXoVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : ? : id.
npxov, 2 pers. sing. imperf. : ; id.
“Hpodn, dat. sing. “Hpodys
“Hpwdnv, ace. sing. ; : : id.

“Hpwdns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Herod, pr. name.
I. Herod the Great, Mat. 2.1, et al.
II. Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee and
Perea, Mat. 14. 1, et al.

ehes 27sec 2624" III. Herod Agrippa, Ac. 12.1, et al.
irlarnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. amutéw | “Hpwoidda, ace. sing. “Hpwdiuds
qTioTOUV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . ; : id. “Hpwéiddos, gen. sing. . : : 2 id.
ym@rovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. . - anTw “Hpwé.avol |, wv, of, Herodians, partisans of “Hpo-
“Hp,” 6, Er, pr. name, indecl.—R. Gr. Sch. Taf. dns, Herod Antipas, Mat. 22.16; Mar.
"Hp, Ln. (Lu. 3. 28) BCH igs, ike
ypav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. aipw “Hpwdiavdv, gen. pl. “Hpwovavot
npare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. “Hpwo.ds |, ados, 4, (§ 4. tab. D. 8) Herodias, pr.
npe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. E : id. name.
npeOuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. epebilo | “Hpwdtwv}, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Herodian, pr.
pELov,° acc. sing. masc. : NPE HLOs name.
npepos |; ov, 6, %, (§ 7. rem. 2) equivalent to the “Hpwdtwva,! acc. sing. “Hpwdtwv
ordinary form HpEpatos, tranquil, quiet, ‘Hpddou, gen. sing. “Hpeodns
N.T. mpora, 3 pers. sing. hee c 18. tab. ,-R) €putaw
npece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 3) — dpecxw npotyoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ’ id.
TpErKov, 1 pers. sing. imperf. 5 C ; id. HPOTYTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ 3 id.
npetica,* 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§13.rem.2) atperi~w | jpwdrwv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. —. : : id.
HpHpopevyv, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. epyp.ow > 2 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 12. tab. L) ett
HHLOOn, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§21.tab.U) id. 1S; 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. : : é id.
npn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§27.rem.3) aipw TS gen. sing. fem. . : 2 . Os
HprOpnpévat, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. épiOp.éo | “Hoaia, dat. sing—B.D. Gr. Sch. Tdf. Ler ae
HptOpnvrar, 3 pers. pl. perf. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) id. év Tol Tpopyrats, Rec. (Mar. 1. 2) f heroes
Hplotnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. dpictdw | Hoaitay, ace. sing. . : ‘ ; ; id
Hpke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. (§ 27. rem, 2. a) aipw ’"Hoaias, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Esaias, pr. name.
Hppevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. : id. Rec.
HpHoodpyy,’ 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. appwole “Hoatas, Gr. Sch. Tdf.
npveito, 3 pers. sing. imperf, dpvéopat | "Hoatov, gen. sing. : *Hoatas
Hpvynprevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. : id. oa, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 12. tab. L) eit
HpVvycavro, 3 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. < id. ’"Hoad, 6, Esau, pr. name, indecl.
npvncace, 2 pers. pl. acr. 1, ind. ; : id. nhoeBnoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. dcceBew
a Jno. 12. 43. 6 Lu. 3. 28. il Ge d Mat. 12. 18. e2 Co. 11. 2 J Ro. 16. 11.

no0a
noOa, 2 pers. sing. imperf. for js, (§12.rem.2) etd
yoOever, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 16. tab. P) acbevéew
noOevixapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind—B. Ln.
HoOevnoapev, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.. id.
(2 Co. 11. 21) J
nobevnca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ; id.
noGevioapev, 1 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . : id.
nobevnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. . : id.
ynoOov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . écblw
nomacovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. domalopac
qHomdoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ©. : id.
HoowOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, pass. (as if from]
Woo oopat, obpat, equivalent ae Sr ct
HTTaopat)—B. De ine dts - |
ytTnOnte, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 12. 13) es
notoxynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, (§ 16. tab. P) daroxéw
qovxdev, pres. infin. jovxyalo

novxato |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) eae quiet)
to be still, at rest; to live peaceably, be
quiet, 1 Thes. 4.11; to rest from labour,
Lu. 23. 56; to be silent or quiet, acquiesce,
to desist from discussion, Lu. 14. 4; Ac.
Hig Main Mie Gul.
1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. yovyateo
Hovyacay, ind-=* =: c id.
yovxia |, as, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) rest,
quiet, tranquillity ; a quiet, tranquil life,

HOVXATAILEV,
3 pers. pl. aor. 1,

2 Thes. 3. 12; silence, silent attention, Ac.
PO OS Me MIN, 935 Tes Tee

Hovxia,, dat. sing. youxia
Hovxiav, acc. sing. ; : is : id.
HovxXIlaAs, gen. sing. A 5 é 3 c id.
Hv XLOV, acc. sing. masc. Hovxvos

yovx.os |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) equivalent to

189

nNUOOK

ATipnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act—B. D.)

Ln. Tdf. 3 5
dméoretkav Hryswpévov, Rec. Gr. Sch.f “7 —
(Mar. 12. 4)
ATYyYLWpEvoy,’ acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. aTYLow
rts, nom. sing. fem. (§ 10. tab. J. h) : Gots
nToL,© Cconj. (n & ov) in N.T. only in the usage,

yToL—7, whether, with an elevated tone.

rotpaxa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act—B. C. D.)

Ln. Taf. . . : f erouaces

nrotwaca, Rec. Gr. Sch. sree 2z4), |=)
HTotwaca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
yrotwacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. , id.
yTotpacas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
qTotmace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
fjToacpevyny, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
HToywacpevov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. and

ace. masc. part. perf. pass. : id.
Hroyzacpévot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 26. rem. 1) . i : : id.
yToywacjevots, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
HTotwacrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. , id.
ytovvTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid. (§ 13. rem.2) — airéw
yTTdopat, Gar], ($19. tab. S$) - irre
yitnOnte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. irrdopa
ntTnpa |, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c) ITwOV
yTTnTal, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. irrdopat
yTTov," acc. sing. neut.—Rec. Gr. Sch. . H

joowv, Al. Ln. Tdf. (1 Co. 11. 17) \ Be
qrTtov,’ adv. less—Rec. Gr. Sch.

nooov, B. Ln. Tdf. (2 Co. 12. 15)
yTtwv, Att. for woowv, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 8. rem. 5)

less.

qTTdopat, Opat, fut. yrryOjoopat,

HTVXOS, quiet, tranquil, peaceful, 1 Ti. & YTTHT OAL, perf. HTTHpaL, to be less,

D2 mel eer ae 4 inferior to; to fare worse, to be in a less
yovxiov, gen. sing. neut. HOvXLOS favoured condition, 2 Co. 12. 13; by impl.
yopadicato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. aoparilor to be overcome, vanquished, 2 Pe. 2. 19, 20.
nopadicavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. id. HITHLA, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c) an
YTAKTHCO pe," 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. aTaKTew inferiority, to a particular standard; de-
te, 2 pers. pl. imperf. or pres. subj. (§ 12. tab. L) ett fault, failure, shortcoming, Ro. 11. 12;
NTMHKapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. (§ 13. rem. 2) airéw WSCovGn7e TXEXe
yTyCavra, 3 pers: pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . ; id. qTTOAVTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 3 HITAOpat
nme, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id. nrw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. (§ 12. rem. 2) eit
qtycacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . : id. yvodknoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 34.
nTNCTATE, 2-pers. pl. aor: 1, ind. act. : id. rem. 3.-c) : ; evooKew
HTjoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 4 id. nuooKyoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—Ln. aa d.
TYLACaTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. arynclo evooKyoas, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. ro. 6, 8)

a 2 Thes. 3.7. 6 Mar, 12. 4, e Ro. 6. 16. @1-Co, 11. 17. € 2 Co. 12. 15.

vooK 190 Pavar
nvooKynce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. —B. Ln. at Se Q.
edddxyoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 10. 5)

yoKatpovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 3. c) evKaipéew @addatov, ace. @addatos

yrdAynoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. aiAza @addatos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. s Thaddeus, pr.

norilero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. aidLopae name.

nidioOy, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ; id. Oaraoca, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) the sea, Mat. 23. 15;

niddyet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 3. c) eddoyéw Mar. 9. 42; a@ sea, Ac. 7. 36; an inland

nidoynxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act—Ln. i A sea, lake, Mat. 8. 24, et al.
etAdynxe, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (He. 7. 6) O@aAaccay, acc. sing. O6ddracca.
nidoynoe, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. act.—Ln. ag a faddooyn, dat. sing. . . . . id.
evAdyyoe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 11. 21) Oardoons, gen. sing. . : : . id.
nvéave, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. (§ 13. rem.2) avdéavw Oadzret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. arr

Nuence, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : : id. Gidzrn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. : : id.

meRst70,: 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. evropéw Oddre, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) to impart

yupiokoy, 3 pers. pe, Enpel Mel = ; warmth; met. to cherish, nurse, foster,
Ln. Tdf. EvpioK® E :
p5.1203 1 hess 2.7.

evpioKov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. tA 58) J @dpap,° 4, Thamar, pr. name, indecl.
nippavOn, 4 ae sing. aor. 1, pass a eae GapBéw, |, fut. yo, (§ 16. tab. P) Lines

eipdvOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Oe. 2. ous J bapBos, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) astonishment,
nipopyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.—A. D. Ln. 3 , amazement, awe, Lu. 4. 36, et al.

eihdpyoe, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 12. 16 : evpopew GapBéw, &, fut. yow, aor. 1, eap-

yoxapiorncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind—Gr. Byoa, to be astonished, amazed, Ac. 9. 6;

Sch. Tdf. evyapioTew later, pass. to be astonished, amazed, awe-
evyapioTycay, Rec. (Ro. 1. As J struck, Mar. 1. 27; 10. 24, 32.

XH, 1 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 3. EVYOpaL bapBovs, gen. sing. = 5 GapBos

nvxovro, 3 pers. pl. imperf. ; ‘ id. fapBav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Gap Béw

note, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. (§ 32. rem. 2) abinus Gavacyov,* acc. sing. neut. Gavaciwos

Hxéw, B], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (iyq) to sound, Oavacipos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) OvjoKw
ring, 1 Co. 13. 1; to roar, as the sea, Oavate, voc. sing. : Gavaros
Lu. 21. 25. Gavarnpopov,’ gen. sing. masc. Oavarnpopos

7XOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) ay Gavatnpopos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Odvatos &

NXpadurevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13. pépw) mortiferous, bringing or causing
rem. 2) c é dixpaduorevo death, deadly, fatal.

XS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) equivalent to 77, Gavarous, dat. pl. Oavatos
sound, noise, Ac. 2. 2; He. 12. 19; met. Oavarov, acc. sing. . . . : . id.
report, fame, rumour, Lu. 4. 37. Odvaros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Orjoxw

7Xx0s |, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) sound. v.r. Gavarov, gen. sing. 5 . GOavaros

7XOvS, gen. sing.—A. B. Gr. Tdf. . ea Javarovpela, 1 pers. pl. pres. pass. (§ 21.

hxovans, Rec. Sch. (Lu. 21. 25) 2 i [75] 77xos tab. U) Oavatow

HXOVTNS, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. HXEo bavarovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. p. pass. id.

AxpeLoOnoar,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. favatrovre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. é id.
(§ 21. tab. U) axpedw | Oavatow, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab.T) . OvjcKw

nXw, dat. sing. NXOS Gavdrw, dat. sing. Oavatos

7XOv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. HXEw Gavatwheis, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. Gavaréw

nWavTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. onto GavatGoor, aor. 1, infin. act. : ‘ ; id.

nwaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 23. Oavatdoovar, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : id.
rem. 5) : : j ; id. Gavatdawot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.

@ Ac. 11. 29. 6 Ro. 3. 12. c Mat. 1.3. d Mar. 16.18 eJa.3 8

Oarrre

191

barre |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) perf. Téerada, aor. l,
Cara, aor. 2, pass. éradyv, (a) (§ 24.
fem. 8. b) to bury, inter, Mat. 8. 21, 22;
14. 12. et al:
tad), As, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) burial,
the act of burying, sepulture, Mat. 27. 7.
Taos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a sepul-
cures Mat-923) 24,5 20);) 27. O1, 1645/66;
Pray Je OEE LAGOS B4y 116)
@dpa,* 6, Thara, pr. name, indecl.

Oappjoat, aor. 1, infin. : : dappew
Gappodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; : -id.
Gappotvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . E: id.
Oappodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Gappd, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. —. : id.
Oapoet, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. é Gapoéw
Gapoetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : . id.
Gapoéw, G, and, new Attic, fappéw, 3 | Oapoos

Oapsos,’ eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) courage, con-

fidence.
Gapoéw, &, and, new Attic, Jappéw,

6, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. P) imperat.
Oapoet, to be of good courage, be of good
cheer, Mat. 9. 2, et al.; to be confident,
hopeful, 2 Co. 7. 16, et al.; to be bold,
maintain a bold bearing, 2 Co. 10. I, 2.

Oavpa, atos, 76, (§4. tab. D.c) a wonder; won-

der, admiration, astonishment.

Pavpalw, fut. dow, and doopan, perf.
teBavpaxa, aor. 1, eHavpaca, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to admire, regard with admira-
tion, wonder at, Lu. 7.9; Ac. 7. 31; to

reverence, adore, 2 Thes. 1. 10; absol. to

Betos
Oavpalovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Oavpdlor
Gavpalovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Oavpalw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : - Oadtpa
Gavpdlov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Gavpate
Gavpacar, aor, l,infin, < 3 5 : id.
Gavpacavtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.1 . id.
Oavpacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . ; id.
Gavpdoys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
GavpacOjvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. : , id.
Oavpdova,’ ace. pl. neut. , : Oavpdcvos
Pavpaoros |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) é - Oadpo.
Javpdcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. Oovpdlor
Javpacrd, nom. pl. neut. . Oavpactos
Javpacry, nom. sing. fem. . ‘ ; id.
Oavpacrov, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . F id.
favpacros |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) . bata.
Ocifor, aor. 1, infin. act. . : : bdxtw
bawavrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
ea], Gs, #, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . beds
Geabjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 22. rem. 2) Oedopat
Oeay, acc. sing. bea

Jecopat, opa |, fut. aopat, perf. (pass.
form) teGédjat, aor. 1, pass. eaOyv, (a)
(§ 19. tab. S) to gaze upon, Mat. 6. 1;
23. 5; Lu. 7. 24; to see, discern with the
eyes, Mar.16.11,14; Lu. 5.27; Jno. 1. 14,
32, 38, et al.; to see, visit, Ro. 15. 24.

Géatpov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a
theatre, a place where public games and
spectacles are exhibited, Ac. 19. 29, 31;
meton. a show, gazing-stock, 1 Co. 4. 9.

Gearpi€opa, to be exposed as in a
theatre, to be made a gazing-stock, object

wonder, be filled with wonder, admiration, or of scorn, He. 10. 33. N.T.
astonishment, Mat.8.10; Lu. 4. 22, et al. OeGs, gen. sing. A ; : : : 6ea
Oavpacvos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) won- Jeacdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 Oecopar
derful, admirable, marvellous; 76 Gavpa- Geacapevots, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 ; id.
ouov, & wonder, wonderful work, Mat. Oecacdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | id.
Fig wise Gedcacbat, aor. 1, infin. j , : id.
Oavpacrds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Gedoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. ‘ : id.
wondrous, glorious, 1 Pe. 2.9; Re. 15.1; GcarpiCoprar |, fut. coopoe : : : id.
marvellous, strange, uncommon, Mat. Gearpildpevot,° nom. pl. masc. part. press. p. Oearpilopat
21. 42; Mar. 12. II. Géarpov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Gedopar
Oavpdfew, pres. infin. s : Oavpalw | Ged, voc. sing. (§ 3. rem.1) . : F Oeds
Oavpaere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id. Oeias, gen. sing. fem. : Oeios
Oavpacere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. é . id. Geivar, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 28. tab. V) tiOnpe
Oavpatnte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : id. Ocios |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) : : . Oeds
a Lu. 3.34. 6 Ac. 28. 15. ec Re. 17. 6. d Mat, 21. 15. e He. 10. 33.

Oevov

Oeiov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) brimstone, sulphur, Lu.

17. 29; Re. 9g. 17, 18, et al.
Gewsdys, eos, ovs, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab.
G. b) of brimstone, sulphurous, Re. 9. 17.
L.G.
Oevdrys,* TyTos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) . = beds
Geis, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 2, act. ($28.tab.U) rin

Geiov, gen. sing. . . : . - ' Oetov
Ociv, dat. sing. . : 2 E : id.
BewsSers,* acc. pl. masc. - » Gevwsdys
Gevsdys |, €0s, ous, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) ; 6etov
6éXer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : . ba
OéXewv, pres. infin. ¢ : : : id.
OéXers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : : id.
OéXere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; ’ id.
Gedy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj... : : id.
OAAnpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. cc). ; id.
Ochypara, ace. pl. . ; : 3 - O€Anpo.
GeAjpate, dat. sing. : ; r : id.
GeAnpatos, gen. sing. é : : : id.
Gedys, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. : F bé\w
GeAnoavras acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 . : id.
GeAnoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
Gédnow,” acc. sing. : é 3 - Oaxors
Gednors], ews, f (§ 5. tab. Ec). Ge
Oedjow, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : ; id.
Gedjowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. 3 id.
GéAnre, 2 pers..pl. pres. subj... } j id.
GéXot, 3 pers. sing. pres. optat. : : id.
Gédoper, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 7 : : id.
OGéXovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
OéXovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : : id.
GéXovres, Nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
GéXov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : 3 id.
OéXovros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. P id.
OeXovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 ; id.
GéXover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.

02€ro, and é@é\w, the former being the form in the
present in N.T., fut. beAjow & edyow,
imperf. nOeXrov, aor. l, n0edynoa, (§ 35.
rem. 5) to. exercise the will, properly by
an unimpassioned operation; to be willing,
Mat. 17. 4, et al.; to be inclined, disposed,
Ro. 13. 3, et al.; to choose, Lu. 1. 62; to
intend, design, Lu. 14. 28, et al.; to will,
JNOw5 -e2hs 20. 22, set sales nOeXov, I
could wish, Gal. 4. 20.

192 ~ Oeov

OéAnua, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) will,
bent, inclination, 1 Co. 16. 12; Ep. 2. 3;
I Pera 3s) aesolve Co. 72 | 377 uaauts
purpose, design, 2 Ti. 2. 26; 2 Pe. 1. 21;
will, sovereign pleasure, behest, Mat.18.14;
Lu. 12. 47; Ac. 13. 22, et al. freq.; ép
TO OeAjpatt Ocodt, Deo permittente, if
God please or permit, Ro. 1.10. LXX.

Gednots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) will,
pleasure, He. 2.4. L.G.

GéXw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. 5 ; - §d\o
Gedwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . 3 id.
GéAwor, 3 pers.-pl. pres. subj. . . : id.
Gepédta, ace. pl. Gepédvov
GepéAror, nom. pl. OeweAtos
Oepeuov, acc. sing. . : : P id.
OewéAtov, ov, 7d, and MeweAtos, ov, 6 - - tlOnpe
Oewediov, gen. sing. Oepeduos
GepeXiovs, acc. sing. : : ; j id.
Gepedin, dat. sing. ; ; id.

Jepedidw, &}, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) . - TUOnpe
Oepedidoar, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. act.

Ocpedudoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. act—Gr. Sch. |
Oepedidoar, Rec.

: id.
Tdf. om. (1 Pe. 5. 10) |
Oéuevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid.

Oepedtdw

(§ 28. tab. W.)- : ne
Oévres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2, act. ($ 28.

tabsaW)s ae , F , ae
Gévros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.

Geodidaxrot,? nom. pl. masc. Geodidaxros
Geodidaxtos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Beds & bi-
daxTos) taught of God, divinely instructed.

N.T.
Oeot, nom. pl. : : i : , bbs
Geots, dat. pl. : . . . . id.

feopaxeo, |, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. P) (Beds &
pdxopar) to fight or contend against God,
to seek to counteract the divine will, Ac.
23.9.
Geop.axos, ov, 6, (§ 3 tab. aj
ghting against God, in conflict with God,
INCHSE SOHN (a):

Jeopaxou, nom. pl. Ocopaxos

Ocopraxos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . » Geopaxew

Geopaxdpev,’ 1 pers. pl. pres. subj—Rec. a
Gr. Sch. Tdf. om.

Oecy, acc. sing. 5 ‘ , ; . Ged

@ Ro. 1. 20. OuRen Ors dacus ec He, 2

d1 Thes. 4. 9. e Ac. 5. 39. Ff Ac. 23. 9.

Oeov

Oedv, acc. sing. of n Geds, @ goddess\—Gr. Sch. Tdf.
Oedv, Rec. (Ac. 19. 37)
Gedrrvevaotos,* ov, 6, #, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Geds &
avew) divinely inspired. L.G.

Oeas, ov, 0, & n; (§ 3. rem. 1) a@ deity, Ac. 7. 43;
1 Co. 8.5; an idol, Ac. 7. 40; God, the
true God, Mat. 3. 9, et al. freq.; God,
possessed of true godhead, Jno. 1. 1; Ro.
g. 5; from the Heb. applied to poten-
tates, Jno. 10. 34, 35; TO ed, an inten-
sive term, from the Heb., exceedingly,

Ac. 7. 20, and, perhaps, 2 Co. Io. 4.

Ocd, Gs, H, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a goddess, Ac. 19. 27, 35, 37-

Oetos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) divine, per-

taining to God, 2 Pe. 1. 3, 4; To Oetov,

the divine nature, divinity, Ac. 17. 29.

Oevsrys, tTyTOs, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
divinity, deity, godhead, divine majesty,

L.G.

Gedrns, TNTOS, q (§ 4. rem. 2. c) di-
vinity, deity, godhead, Col. 2.9. L.G.

GeooeBera |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) GeooeBnjs

OconeBeuav,” acc. sing. Geor€eBeva

GeoceBis,° €os, ots, 6, 7, ($7. tab. G. b) (Beds &
o¢Bop.a) reverencing God, pious, godly,
devout, a sincere worshipper of God.

GeooéBea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) worshipping of God, reverence

Ro. 1. 20.

towards God, piety.
Ocorrvyets,” Geoorvyys
Geooriyijs |, éos, ots, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (Beds

& orvyéw, to hate) God-hated; in N.T.

a hater and contemner of God.

ace. pl. masc.

Oeorys |, TyTOs, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) beds
Georntos,° gen. sing. Ocdrns
Oeod, gen. sing. beds
Geovs, acc. pl. ; ; - : P id.
@cddure, voc. @cddiAos

@cddir0s ], ov, 6, ($3-tab.C. S| Theophilus, pr.name.

Ocpazreia, as, ns (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Oeparrwv
Geparreiay, acc. sing. Ocparreia
Oepazreias, gen. sing. ; j : : id.

Oeparever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.—A. D.
Ln. Tdf. . Jepurredw

193

Jeppn
Jeparreveo Oat, pres. infin. pass. (§ 14. tab. N) Geparrevw
Ocparreveo Ge, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
Ocparreverar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
Geparrevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. 0 id.
Oeparrevovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Ocparredorat, aor. 1, infin. act. é : id.
Jeparevoret, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; id.
JeparrevOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; : id.
Jeparrevorov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
Jeparrevow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . j id.
Oeparredo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) Oeparrwv
Oecparetwr, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Ocparedw

Oeparrav,’ ovros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) an altend-
ant, a servant; a minister.

Geparreia, as, ): (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) service, attendance; healing, cure, .
Lu. 9. 11; Re. 22. 2; meton. those who
render service, servants, domestics, family
household, Mat. 24. 45; Lu. 12. 42.

Geparrevw, fut. evow, aor. 1, eHepa-
mevoa, (§ 13. tab. M) to serve, minister
to, render service and attendance; to ren-
der divine service, worship, Ac. 17. 25; to
8. 16, et al.;

pass. to receive service, Ac. 17. 25.
epilew, pres. infin. act. Oepiln
Oepi€ers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.

heal, cure, Mat. 4. 23, 24;

GepiLovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . $ id.
epila, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Gépos
bepilav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Gepila
Oepioat, aor. 1, infin. act. . : : ; id.
GepiravTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Gepicet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . A id.
Gepropov, ace. sing. epio pds
Geprop.os, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. >. a) Gépos
Ocpispov, gen. sing. : : Gepic pos
Gepicopev, | pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . Gepila
Gépicov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. - id.
Gepicrai, nom. pl. Gepiorys
Gepiorais, dat. pl. . : ; ; id.
Gepraris |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. of . . pos
OepyaiverOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. Oeppaives
deppawopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Geppavopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Oeppaive |, fut. av@, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) Géppn

Béppy), ms, H, (§ 2 tab. B. a) (Gepyds, Oépw)
heat, warmth, Ac. 28. 3.

Ocparrevoet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu.6.7)
Ocpazrevew, pres. infin. act. . ° * id.
a2 Ti. 3.16. 61 Ti. 2.10. e Jno. 9. 31.

J He. 3. 5.
14

d Ro. 1. 30. e Col. 2. 9.

Jepun 194 Onpa

Oeppaive, fut. av@;, (§ 27. rem. 1.c) to warm;
mid. to warm one’s self, Mar. 14. 54, 67;
Jno. 18. 18, 25; Ja. 2. 16.

Geppns,” gen. sing. ‘ j ‘ A Oépyn

épos, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) the warm season
of the year, summer, Mat. 24. 32; Mar.
13. 38; Lu. 21. 30.
Oepi~m, fut. tow, aor. 1, eHepica,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to gather in harvest, reap,
Mat. 6. 26; 25. 24, 26; met. to reap the
reward of labour, 1 Co. 9. 11; 2 Co. 9. 6;
to reap the harvest of vengeance, Re.
14. 15, 16.
Gepiopi0s, od, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) har-
vest, the act of gathering in the harvest, reap-
ing, Jno. 4. 35, et al.; met. the harvest of
the Gospel, Mat. 9. 37, 38; Lu. to. 2; a
crop; met. the crop of vengeance, Re.
DAeaTine
Ocpiorys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
who gathers in the harvest, a reaper, Mat.
13. 30, 39.
Oéce, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. mid. . ~ tlOnpe
@ecaadovixes |, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) Thessalo-
nian, of Thessalonica.
@cooadovikéwy, gen. pl. Ococadovikers
@cocadovikéws, gen. sing. ° : : id.

@cocadovixr |, NS, y (§ 2. tab. B. a) Thessalonica,
a city of Macedonia.

@cocadoviky, dat. sing. » Ococarovikn
Ocooadovikys, gen. sing. . : 5 ‘ id.
Oére, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act—A. D.

Ln. Tdf. ; : ‘ : TiO ne

Oéobe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 21. 14) .
@evdas,’ a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Theudas, pr. name.

OG, dat. sing. : : é : 2 beds
Oewpet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind... F - Gewpéw
Ocwpetv, pres. infin. 5 2 ; : id.
Gewpeis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : : id.
Oewpetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ; id.
Ocwpetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. F ; id.

Ocwpéw, |, fut. yow, (§ 16 tab. P) to bea
spectator, to gaze on, contemplate; to be-

hold, view with interest and attention,
Mat. 27. 55; 28. 1, et al.; to contemplate
mentally, consider, He. 7. 4; in N.T. to
see, perceive, Mar. 3. 11, et al.; to come

a Ac, 28.3. 6 Ac. 5,36.

to a knowledge of, Jno. 6. 40; from the Heb, to
experience, undergo, Jno. 8. 51, et al.

Gewpia, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a beholding; a sight, spectacle,

Lu. 23. 48.
Gewpy}, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. : - Gewpéw
Jewpyoat, aor. 1, infin. 5 5 E s id.
Oewpyoavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. sal

BoC. Deine tdk id.

Gewportvres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 23. 48) |

dewpjon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. ‘ 3 id.
Gewpyowor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
Gewprnre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . % 3 id.
Oewpia |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) id.
Oewpiay, acc. sing. ; ‘ é 3 ewpio.
Gewpodtvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . : Jewpéw
Gewpodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. i id.
Gewpotv7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.
Oewpodvros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres.—

ASB Ene Ld: : id.

Gewpotv7t, Ree. Gr. Sch. (ee 17. 16)

Oewpovtvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Oewpotoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. é id.
Gewpodor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : : id.
Jewpd, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; ; id.
Gewpav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . . id.
bewpdcr, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. - id.
Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. (§ 28. tab. v) TiO
Oynxy |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) : : : id.
OyKnv,? acc. sing. : : : - Onxn
Oyraldvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . » Oyralo
Oyraloveas, dat. pl. fem. part. pres. : id.
Ondalo |, fut. dow, aor. 1, eOj\aca, (§ 26. rem. 1)

(Ody, a nipple) to suckle, give suck, Mat.

24.19; Mar 13507. ;elus2t2sce23.029)

to suck, Mat. 21. 16; Lu. 11. 27.
OyAevat, nom. pl. fem. ‘ : , ~ Ondvs
OnXelas, gen. sing. fem. : ‘ ; id.
OnAv, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . , P id.

Onrvs |, Bee, Orv, (§ 7. tab. H. g) fe-
male; To Orr, se. yévos, a female, Mat.
19. 4; Mar. 1o. 6; Gal. 3. 28; n OnAcva,
woman, Ro. 1. 26, 27.
Onpe |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) (Op, a wild beast)
hunting, the chase; met. means of capture,
a cause of destruction, Ro. 11. 9.
Onpevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)

e Lu. 23. 48. ad Jno, 18. 11.

to hunt, catch; met. to seize on, lay hold of. OA(Beoba, pres. infin. pass.

Onpav," acc. sing. . ‘ ; . : Onpa
Onpetoran,? aor. 1, infin. : : : Onpevw
Onpetw |, fut. evow : : 5 - Opa
Onpia, nom. and ace. pl. x : : Onpiov

Onpropaxéw, &}, fut. ow, aor. 1, eOnpropaynoa,
(§ 16. tab. P) Onpiov & pedxop.a.t) to
ght with wild beasts; met. to be exposed
to furious hostility, 1 Co. 15.32. L.G.

Onpiov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (equivalent to Onp,
but pr. a dimin. from it) @ beast, wild
animal, Mar. 1. 13; Ac. 10. 12, et al.;
met. a brute, brutish man, Ti. 1. 12.

Onpiov, gen. sing. . ‘ : , . Onpiov
Onpte, dat. sing. - ‘ : P id.
Onpiov, gen. pl. ; : ; : ; id.
Onoavpicey, pres. infin. act. . j 4 Onoavpil
Onoavpiers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : . id.
Onoavpilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. F id.
Oyoavpiw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) - @Onoavpos
Onoarvpilov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . Onoavpiloo
Gyoavpot, nom. pl. : : : - Onoavpos
@noaupov, acc. sing. O 2 ° 5 id.

Onoavpos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a treasury, a store,
treasure, precious deposit, Mat. 6. 19,
20, 21, et al.; a receptacle in which pre-
cious articles are kept, a casket, Mat.
2. 11; a@ storehouse, Mat. 12. 35.
Onoarpilo, fut. iow, aor. 1, eOnoav-
plioa, (§ 26. rem. 1) to collect and lay
up stores or wealth, treasure up, Mat.
6. 19, 20; to heap up, accumulate, Ro.
2.5; 1 Co. 16.2; to reserve, keep in store,

Zab era
Oyoavpod, gen. sing. 5 ; . - @yoavpos
Oyoauvpors, ace. pl. : : : . id.
OyoavpS, dat. sing. . : : ‘ Bild w(t,
Gycavpav, gen. pl. : : id.
Ojoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 6 28.rem.9.a) 7/ypue
Onoes, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : : id.
Oyjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : é id.
O@yow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ : id.

Ayyave | 5 fut. OiEop.01, aor. 2, eiyov, (§ 36.

rem. 2) to touch, Col. 2. 21; He. 12. 20;

to harm, He. 11. 28.
bin, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . : Ayyave
Oiyys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . - F : id.

a Ro. 11.9.

Onpav 195

OALBw
OAL Bope8a, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
OABopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
OALBopevors, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
OdAiBovor, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

OAIBe@ ], fut. Yu, perf. pass. rOuppar, (§ 23.

rem. 1, a, and rem. 7) fo squeeze, press;
to press upon, encumber, throng, crowd,
Mar. 3. 9; met. to distress, afflict, 2 Co.
1. 6; 4. 8, et al.; pass. to be compressed,
narrow, Mat. 7. 14. (7). 2

Artis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
pressure, compression; met. affliction, dis-
tress of mind, 2 Co. 2. 4; distressing cir-
cumstances, trial, affliction, Mat. 24. 9, et
al. L.G.

OrXiBwor, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . ; OALBw
Odie, dat. sing. . OXiYts
OAtpes, nom. pl. id.
Oripeor, dat. pl. id.
ONipewv, gen. pl. id.
OrXibews, gen. sing. id.
OAtyuv, acc. sing. id.
Oris, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. 4) OABw

Gincke |, (§ 36. rem. 4) fut. Bavotpar, perf.

TeOvnka, aor. 2, eGdvov, to die; in N.T.,
only in the perf. and pluperf., téOvnka,
ercOvyjxewy, inf. refvavar, (a) part. reOv7-
Kus, to be dead, Mat. 2. 20; Mar. 15. 44,
et al.

Ovnrds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) mortal,
obnoxious to death, Ro. 6. 12; 8. 11;
2Co. 4. 113 7d Ovytov, mortality, 1 Co.
15. 53, 543; 2 Co. 5. 4.

Oavaros, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
death, the extinction of life, whether na-
turally, Lu. 2. 26; Mar. 9.1; or vio-
lently, Mat. 10. 21; 15. 43 damminent
dunger of death, 2 Co. 4. 11, 12; I. 23;
in N.T, spiritual death, as opposed to Coy
in its spiritual sense, in respect of a
forfeiture of salvation, Jno. 8.51; Ro.6.16,
et al.

Gavacipzos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
deadly, mortal, fatal, Mar. 16. 18.

col , ,
Gavaréw, &, fut. dow, aor. 1, éGava-

6 Lu. 11. 54.

Ovnra

196

Ovare

twoa, (§ 20. tab. T) to put to death, deliver to

death,
pass. to be exposed to imminent danger of
death, Ro. 8.36; in N.T. met. to mortify,
subdue, Ro. 8. 13; pass. to be dead to, to

Mat. 10. 21; 26. 59; Mar. 13. 12;

be rid, parted from, as if by the interven-
tion of death, Ro. 7. 4.

Oyvyra, ace. pl. neut. Ovyrés
Gyvyry, dat. sing. fem. . : ‘ id.
Gvyrov, nom. and ace. sing. neut. ; : id.
Ovyros |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) OvijoKw
Ovy7G, dat. sing. neut. Ovyrds

2 pers. sing. pres. pass.—B.C.D.}

ne Tde - . \ GopuBdfouas
tupBaty, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 10. 41)

GopuBakn,

GopvBafopar|, vr. . OépuBos
OopuBetabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. pass. OopvBéw
OopuBetabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. . id.
GoprBéw, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) OopuBos
OdprBov, acc. sing. 3 ; : : id.

GopvBos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an uproar, din;
an outward expression of mental agitation,
outcry, Mar. 5. 38; a@ tumult, commotion,

Mat. 26. 5, et al.

GopvBalopar, to be troubled, disturbed,
V.re) Hau to. 4:

OopvBéw, , fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
intrans. to make a din, uproar; trans. to
disturb, throw into commotion, Ac. 17. 5;
in N.T. mid.
mind,-to raise a lament, Mat. 9. 23; Mar.

to manifest agitation of

5. 39; Ac. 20. Io.
OopvBov, gen. sing.
GopvBovuevov, acc. s. masc. part. pres. pass.

Oopvos
OopyBew

Opave |, fut. avow, to break, shiver; met., perf.

pass. part. tefpavopeévos, shattered,

crushed by cruel oppression, Lu. 4. 18.
Opeupa], atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Tpéhw
Opéupara,* nom. pl. Opeupa
Epnvéw, &|, fut. now Opjvos
Opyvncere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. Opynvéew

Epjvos,” ov, 6, (§ 3 tab. C. a) (Opeopan, to shriek)
wailing, lamentation.
Opynvéw, &, fut. now, aor. 1, ebpy-
vyoa, (§ 16 tab. P) to lament, bewail,
Mat. 11.17; Lu. 7. 32; Jno. 16. 20.

a Jno. 4. 12. 6 Mat.2.18

Opynoeia, as, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) OpjcKos
Opnoxeia, dat. sing. Opynoxeia
Opynokeias, gen. sing. : : ; : id.

Opyckos, ov, 6, 7, occupied with religious obser-
vances; in N.T. religious, devout, pious.
Opyckeia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) religious worship, Col. 2. 18; re-
ligion, a religious system, Ac.26.5; religion,
piety, Ja. 1. 26, 27.
Oprap,Bevovre, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. Oprap Bevo
OptapBevioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
OprapBevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (AplapBos,
a hymn in honour of Bacchus; a triumph)
pr. to celebrate a triumph; trans. to lead
in triumph, celebrate a triumph over, Col.
2. 15; in N.T. to cause to triumph, or, to

render conspicuous, 2 Co. 2. 14. L.G.

OpiE, TPLXOS, , (§ 4. rem. 2. b) @ hair; pl. af
tpixes, dat. Opisi, the hair of the head,
Mat. 5. 36; 10. 30, et al.; of an animal,
Mat. 3.4; Mar. 1.6.
tpixwos, 7, ov, (§7. tab. F.a) of hair,

made of hair, Re. 6. 12.
Opréi, dat. pl. Opié
Opocto ban, pres. infin. pass. Opoew
Opociabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. - id.

Cpoew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (Opdos, an up-
roar, fr. Opéopat, to make a clamour) to
cry aloud; in N.T. pass. to be disturbed,
disquieted, alarmed, terrified, Mat. 24. 6;
Marts aishke eu beSai28 2.

OpopBor,? nom. pl. . OpopBos

OpouBos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a lump; espec. a
clot of blood.

Opovot, nom. pl. Opovos
Opovor, acc. sing. ; , id.
Opovos, ov, 6, (Opaw, to set) a seat, a throne, Mat,

5- 34; 19. 28; Lu. 3. 52; meton. power,

dominion, Lu. 1.32; He. 1.8; a potentate,

Col. 1. 16, et al.
Opovov, gen. sing. Opovos
Opovovs, ace. pl. : : c é : id.
Opove, dat. sing. . ‘ A & Z id.
Opover, gen. pl. . id.
@vdreipa, wv, Ta, (§ 3. tab. C. . Thyatira, a city

of Lydia.
@vareipots, dat. Ovaretpa.

e Ja. 1. 26. @ Lu. 22. 44.

Qvare 197 Gvota
Ovarteipwr, gen. : Ovdreipa emotion of the mind; anger, wrath, Lu. 4. 28;
Ovyarep, voc. sing. (§ 6. rem. 1. 2) Ovydrnp Ac. 19. 28, et al.; pl. swellings of anger,
Gvyarépa, acc. sing. . : . : : id. 2 Co. 12. 20; Gal. 5. 20.

Ovyatépas, acc. pl. ° 5 ° id. Pupow, @, fut. ow, (§ 20. tab. T) to
Ovyarépes, nom. and voc. pl. 3 0 : id. provoke to anger; pass. to be angered, en-
Ovyarépur, gen. pl. : ‘ ; id. raged, Mat. 2. 16.

Ouyarnp, Tépos, Tpds, dat. répu, tpi, acc. Tépa,
voc. Giyarep, n, ($ 6. rem. 2) a daughter,
Mat. 9. 18;
an expression of affection and kindness,
from the Heb., one of the fe-

male posterity of any one, Lu. 1. 5; met.

10. 35, 37; in the vocative,
Mat. 9. 22;

a city, Mat. 21.5; Jno. 12. 15; pl. fe-

male inhabitants, Lu.. 23. 28. (a).
duyarpiov, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a

little daughter, female child, Mar. 5. 23;

7. 25.

Ovyarpi, dat. sing. Ouydrnp
Ovyatpov, ov, TO : : : : id.
Gvyatpos, gen. sing. , ; : x id.
Over, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. (te
Ove, pres. infin. act. : : ; ; id.

Oiedra], ys, 7, (8

pest, whirlwind, hurricane.

2. rem. 3) (Ow, to rush) a tem-

OvedAn,* dat. sing. 62s
OerGar, pres. infin. pass. Ove
Ovivov,’ acc. sing. neut. Blivos

Edivos |, 7, ov, ($7. tab. F. a) thyme, of Ovia, thya,
an aromatic evergreen tree, arbor vite,
resembling the cedar, and found in Libya.

(7).

Outipa |, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Odo
Ovpudpara, nom. and acc. pl. Ouptopa
Ovpidpatos, gen. sing. 4 } : 5 id.
Oyutapdrwv, gen. pl. . ; : : id.
Ovprdcat,® aor. 1, infin. Bupiden
Oupratyprov,* ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. o) Boa
Oupidw, G}, fut. dow, (§ 18. tab. RR). ; id.
@vpot, nom. pl. Oupos

Ovpopayew, G|, fut. now, 6 16. tab. P) (Guys
& pdxopa) to wage war fiercely; to be
warmly hostile to,
L.G.

nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

be enraged against.

Ovpopaxar,°
Ovpov, ace. sing. : : Oupos
Ovp.ds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 (Gi, to rush) pr. the

soul, mind; hence,

Pvpopoxéew

a strong passion or

a He. 12. 18. 6 Re. 18. 12. e Lu. 1.9

Cup.od, gen. sing. Ovpos

Gupow, o|, fut. dow : ; id.

3 pers. pl. pres. ind.—Al. Ln. Tdf. P
ber Ben

Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 10. 20)
dupa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) @ door, gate, Mat.
6.6; Mar. 1. 33; an entrance, Mat.27.60,

Gvovct,
Oven,

et al.; in N.T. met. an opening, occasion,
opportunity, Ac. 14. 27; 1 Co. 16. 9, et
al.; meton. a@ medium or means of en-
trance, Jno. 10. 7, 9

Oupeds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a stone
or other material employed to close a door-
way; later, a large oblong shield, Ep.
6. 16.

Oupis, (dos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2
opening; a window, Ac.20.9; 2 Co. 11. 33.

c) a small

Ovpa, dat. sing. Opa
Oipat, nom. pl. . : ; : 3 id.
Ovpas, dat. pl. é : ; id.
dupav, acc. sing. : : ‘ : id.
Gipas, gen. sing. or acc. pl. : : : id.
Gupeov,f acc. sing. : . Gupeds
Oupeds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Ovpa
Gupisos, gen. sing. : : Oupis
Bupis |, ios, 4, ($4. rem. 2. c) Ovpa

Ovpav, gen. pl. . P f : ; i:
Gvpwpds, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) (Bipa &
oupos, a keeper) a door-keeper, porter,

Marg 03-0345) JnOntOl3); uO TO; iiy7/
Bupwpa, dat. sing. masc. and fem. ; ‘ Oupwpos
Gvoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. Ou
Ovon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 3 < id.
Ovcia, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . id.
Ovoia, dat. sing. Ouola
Gvotat, nom. pl. . ‘ : : : id.
Goce dae ' : id.
Ovoiav, ace. sing. 3 - f A id.
@voias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. . : ; id.
Ovovacrypia, acc. pl. : Ovovactyptov
Ovovacrnptov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Ovw
Ovovacrypiov, gen. sing. Ouovacrypiov

d He. 9. 4. e Ac. 12. 20.

Ep. 6. 16,

bvo.a 198 aca
Gvovacrypiv, dat. sing. OuoiacrypLov jp
Gvordv, gen. pl. Guoia cape
Gicov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. vw "Idetpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Juirus, pr. name.
idQeis, mom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. idopat
Ove |, fut. Oiow, perf. réGvxa, aor. 1, eica, iabévros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. pass. id.
perf. pass. réAvpat, aor. 1, érvOnv, to ian, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. j P id.
offer; to kill in sacrifice, sacrifice, immo- iaOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. f id.
late, Ae. 14. 13,18, et al-;, in) N-E. to iaOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : ; id.
slaughter for food, Mat. 22. 4, et al. (uv iabjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 1, ind. pass. id.
in Pio, v in érvOnv). | id@nre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. : : id.
Oupidw, &, fut. dow, (§ 18. tab. R) iaOijre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
to burn incense, Lu. t. 9. iabytw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass.—
Oupiapa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) IB: hdts. ae ‘ id.

incense, any odoriferous substance burnt

8. 3, 43
18. 13; or, the act of burning incense,

in religious worship, Re. 5. 8;

Oils 15 alos sit

Oupiarnpiov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
a censer for burning incense, He. 9. 4.

Gucia, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) sacrifice, the act of sacrificing,
He. 9. 26;
Mat. 9g.
eaten by the sacrificers, 1 Co. 10. 18; in
N.T. an offering or service to God, Phi.
4. 18, et al.

the thing sacrificed, a victim,
13; 12. 73 the flesh of victims

Ovotacryptov, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
an altar, Mat. 5. 23, 24; Lu. 1. 11, et
al.; spe. the altar of burnt-offering, Mat.
23- 353

Lu. 11. 51; meton. a class of

sacrifices, He. 13. 10. LXX.
6, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. (§ 28. tab. V) TlOnpe
Owpa, dat. Owpas
@wpa, voc. . : : : : : id.
Owpay, acc. ‘ ; : : ; id.
Owpas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Thomas, pr. name.
Oapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act.—B.)
Ln. Taf. Lien: k
mapapddwpev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. reOnpue
4. 30) - ‘ ; +3}
Ospaxa, acc. sing. Oodspaé
Odpaxas, ace. pl. ; : : : id.

Oodpaé |, dos, 0, ($ 4. rem.

armour for the body, consisting of two

2.b) a breast-plate,

parts, one covering the breast and the

other the back, Re. 9. 9, 17; Ep. 6. 14;
1 Thes. 5. 8.

iaOyoerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. ue 7: . 1)
Tako, 6 6, Jacob, pr. name, indecl.
I. Son of Isaac, Mat. 1. 2, et al.
II. Father of Joseph, Mary’s husband,
Mat soreets 5600:

ace. *TaxwBos

"laxwBov,
"Taxwfos, ov, 0, 63 3. taba. Ae James, pr. name.
I. Son of Zebedee, Mat. 4. 21, et al.
I]. Son of Alpheus and Mary, brother of
Jude, Mat. 10. 3, et al.

III. James the less, brother of Jesus, Gal.

I. 19.
*TaxwBov, gen. . . . . . "TaxwBos
Tako Beo, dat. : F 5 3 id.
cae | aros, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) on
iapatwv, gen. pl. tapa

Tom Beis," ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. ait Jambres, pr. name.

*Tavva,? 6, Janna, pr. name, indecl.

"Tavvjjs,° ov, 6, Jannes, pr. name.

dopa, Oma |, (§ 19. tab. S) fut. doopar,
aor. 1, fandpy, perf. pass. taprat, aor. 1,
idOnv, (a) to heal, cure, Mat.8.8; Lu.g.2;
to heal,
state of sin and condemnation, Mat.13.15;

met. spiritually, restore from a
He. 12. 13, et al.

ida, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) heal-
ing, cure, 1 Co. 12. 9, 28, 30.

iaots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) healing,
cure, Lu. 13. 32; Ac. 4. 22, 30.

iatpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ phy-

sician, Mat. 9. 12; Mar. 2. 17; 5. 26,
et al.
Tapeéd,* 6, Jared, pr. name, indecl.
idcacOar, aor. 1, infin. mid. idopat

a2 Ti. 3.8. 6 Lu. 3, 24,

c¢2 Ti. 3. 8. d Lu. 3. 37,

tacaTr
idvaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. idopat
iagets, acc. ph . .. tacts
idoews, gen. sing. . i x : : id.
iaonrat, 3 pers. sing. aor, 1, subj. mid. : idopat
iaoGau, pres. infin. . : : : : id.
lac, acc. sing. . F tacts
tacts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) idopat
iacopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind.—Ln. : “3
idowpat, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 13.15) ;
*Idcova, acc. ; ‘ ; ; . Idewv
"Idcovos, gen. . , . ; , id.
idomds, dat. sing. lagmes

itagzts, tdos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) jasper, a precious
stone of various colours, as purple, ceru-

lian, green, etc., Re. 4.3; 21. 11, 18, 19.

idowpot, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. . idopat
"Idcwv, ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Jason, pr. name.

idrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. idoprat
iarat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . 5 id.
iaro, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. . ; : id.
iatpé, voc. sing. . : : 3 A iatpds
iatpots, dat. pl. : : ; : 3 id.
iatpos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . idopae
iatpov, gen. sing. . iatpos
iatpov, gen. pl. . . . . . id.

ioe, OF idé, imperat. of efdoy, (§ 36. rem. 1) used as
an interj. lo! behold! Jno. 11.36; 16.29;
19. 4, 5, et al.
i3éa,* as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (iSety,
see dpaw) form; look, aspect.—
Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln,
ciSéa, A. B. C. D. Taf. (Mat. 28. 3)

idety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 1) : épdw

idere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. : : id
ion, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. , : : id.
tons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. , A id.
idyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. f 4 id.
idfa, dat. sing. fem. ; 3 : : S05

ioua, nom. and acc. pl. neut. ; : r id.
idtais, dat. pl. fem. ; : é : id.
idtay, acc. sing. fem. : . : : id.
idtas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. fem. : : cal
toto, nom. pl. mase. , . ; j id.
idfous, dat. pl. masc. and neut. . § ia
iduov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. : d ia

idv0s, ia, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) one’s own, Mar. 15. 20;
Jno. 7. 18, et al.; due, proper, specially

a Mat. 28. 3. 6 Mar. 3. 8.

e Lu, 22, 44.

199 Lepar

asiened, Gal, 6.9; 1 Ti. 2.6; 6) 15>. Dits 1. 3;
also used in N.T. as a simple possessive,
Ep. 5. 22, et al.; ra idsa, one’s home,
household, people, Jno.1.11; 16.32; 19.173
ot tovot, members of one’s own household,
friends, Ino. 1. 11; Ac. 24. 23, et al.;
idta, adverbially, severally, respectively,
1 Co. 12. 113 Kar idtav, adv. privately,
aside, by one’s self, alone, Mat. 14. 13, 23,
et al.

idusrys, ov, o, (§ 2. tab. B. c) pr.
one in private life; one devoid of special
learning or gifts, a plain person, Ac. 4. 13;
2Co.11.6; ungifled, 1 Co. 14. 16, 23, 24.

idvov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. rive
idtovs, acc. pl. masc. 7 ' : 7a
idt, dat. sing. masc. and neut. ; ‘ ae
idtwy, gen. pl. : ; F ; } 4

idvrar, nom. pl. : ; : idvarys
idudtns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)

)
idusTov, gen. sing.

iOLos

2 7

LOLWTYS
idovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 : dpaw
idov, varied in accent from j§oS, imperat. of cidd-
unv, a particle serving to call attention,
lo! Mat. 1. 23; Lu. 1. 38; Ac. 8. 36, et
ai. freq.
Tdovpaia |, as, on (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Idumea, a country south of Judea.

"[dovpatas,’ gen. *Tdovpata
idovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 opaw
idpus,° @ros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) (tos, sweat)
sweat,

iow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. Opa
iOwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . 5 : id.
idvv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 . : id.
idwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2. subj. : ; ‘ id.
*Telafnr,? On Jezebel, pr. name, indecl.—Rec.

TelaBer, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 2. 20)
iepa, acc. pl. neut. ‘ : - iepos
‘TepamroAc,” dat. “TepazroNus

‘TepazroXs |, Es, ”> (§ 5. tab. E. ec) Hierapolis,
a city of Phrygia.

iepareta |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) tepds
iepareiav, acc. sing. . . . iepareta,
iepareias, gen. sing. ; ° e . id.
teparevew,’ pres. infin. icparevw
ieparevpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . iepos
tepatevw |, fut. tow : : : id.

d Re. 2. 20. € Col. 4. 13. f Lu. 1. 8.

LEpea 200 tKaVO
iepéa, acc. sing. iepevs iepoovAets,’ 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : icpoovA€w
iepet, dat. sing. , j ; 5 3 id. icpoovAéw, o|, fut. now 3 : a iepoovAos
iepets, nom. and. ace. pl. . 5 ar : id. iepoavAous,° acc. pl. masc. : : id.
‘Tepeptav, acc. . , ; ‘Tepeptas icpdavAos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (fepds & ov-
‘Tepepias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Jeremiah, Adw) one who despoils temples, commits

pr. name. sacrilege.
“Tepepiou, gen. “Tepepiias icpoovAew, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
pes éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. a) iepos to despoil temples, commit sacrilege.
iepevou, dat. pl. iepevs iepov, gen. sing. . iepov
iepewy, gen. pl. . 5 F : : id. icpoupyovvra,* acc. sing. masc. part. pres. icpoupyew

‘Tepixo, 4, Jericho, indecl., a city of Palestine.
iepdOuroy, nom. sing. neut.—A. B. Ln. Tdf.

cidwAdbuTov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 10.28)
iepoOiros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (iepds & Hiw)

} eden

offered in sacrifice. v.r.
iepov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) : ; iepdos
iepomperrets,* acc. pl. fem. . icporperns

icporpemys |, €os, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G.b) (fepds
& Tpemet) beseeming what is sacred; be-

coming holy persons, Tit. 2. 3.

iepos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) hallowed; holy, divine,
2 Ti. 3.15; ra iepa, sacred rites, 1 Co.
g. 13, bis.
iepareia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) priesthood, sacerdotal office, Lu.
15 Op
ieparevpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a priesthood; meton. a body of priests,
LPC 32555005
iepatevw, to officiate as a priest, per-
form sacred rites, Lu. 1. 8.
iepevs, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a
priest, one who performs sacrificial rites,
Mat. 8. 4; Lu. 1. 5; Jno. 1. 19, et al.
tepov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a tem-
ple, Mat. 4.5; Lu. 4.9; Ac. 19. 27, et al.
iepwovvy, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) priest-
hood, sacerdotal office, He. 7. 11, 12, 14,
24. (%).
‘TepoooAvpa, ys, 7, 29d wv, td, Jerusalem, the
Greek forms of ‘Tepovaadnp.
‘lepoooAvpirar, nom. pl. ; F

‘Tepooodupirys
2. tab. B.c) a native of

(ir).

‘IepocoAvpirys |, ov, 6, (8

Jerusalem, Mar. 1. 5; Jno. 7. 25.

‘TepocoAvpuray, gen. pl. . ‘TepocoAvpirys
‘TepoooAvpors, dat. pl. . . ‘TepoooAvpa
‘TepoooAvuwv, gen. pl. . . . id.

iepoupyew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (fepds &
Epyov) to officiate as priest, perform sacred
rites; in N.T. to minister in a divine com-

mission. L.G.

e

ilepougaAips ” Jerusalem, pr. name, indecl.

iepO, dat. sing. & F - lepov
icpoowvy |, NS, 1), 5: 2. tab. B. ~ icpdos
iepwovvynv, acc. sing. ‘ - “ » lepwotvn
iepwovvys, gen. sing. . : c a id.
‘Tecoat, 6, Jesse, pr. name, indecl.
"TepOaé,’ 6, Jephthae, pr. name, indecl.
*Texoviav, acc. : . . ‘ ‘Texovias
*Texovias, ov, 4, (52 2, tab. B. d) Jechonias, pr.

name.

"Tycots, od, 6, (§ 6. rem. 3) (Heb. yawn» contr.
Viv) a Saviour, Jesus,
2. I, et al. freq.; Joshua, Ac. 7. 45; He.

Mat eren2t.e2i5:

4.8; Jesus, a Jewish Christian, Col. 4.11.

"Inoot, gen. d ; "Inoots
*Inood, dats. : 3 . 2 : id.
*Inoot, voc. . . . . . id.
‘TInootv,~ acc. 2 . . . . . id.
ixavd, acc. pl. neut. . 3 : : ikavos
ikavai, nom. pl. fem. ‘ ; . A id.
ikavats, dat. pl. fem. . . . . id.
ixavas, acc. pl. fem. - - é - id.
ikavot, nom. pl. mase. . ; ; . id.
ikavots, dat. pl. masc. . 5 ° 4 id.
ikavov, acc. sing. masc. and nom, and acc. neut. id.

ixavos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (cw, or, ixaven, to ar-
reach to) befilting; sufficient,

‘ Z
enough, Lu. 22. 38; txavov zrovety Twi,

rive at,

to satisfy, gratify, Mar. 15.15; 70 ixavov
Aap Pavey, to take security or bail of any
one, Ac. 17.9; of persons, adequate, com-
petent, qualified, 2 Co. 2. 16; fit, worthy,
Mat. 3.
considerable,

11; 8. 8; of number or quan-

tity, lurge, great, much,

SS ———EEET—e OO ee ee ee) (Ce ee a eee ee ee ee EE

a Tit. 2. 3. 6 Ro, 2. 22.

e Ac. 19, 37.

d Ro. 15. 16. e He. 11. 52.

tKQVO

and pl. many, Mat. 28. 12; Mar. to. 46, et al.
ixavoTyns, TyTOs, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
sufficiency, ability, fitness, qualification,
2 Cares. Re
ixavow, @, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
aor. 1, ixavwoa, to make sufficient or
competent, qualify, 2 Co. 3.6; Col. 1. 12.
L.G.

ixavorys,* TyTOS, 7 ixavos
ixavow, |, fut. wow id.
ixavovd, gen. sing. masc. and neut. id.
ixavovs, acc. pl. masc. . . id.
ikavo, dat. sing. masc. id.
ixavov, gen. pl. . , 5 id.
ixavwcavrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 - tkavow
ixkdvwoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13. rem. 3) id.

ixetypla. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (fem.
of ixeryptos, 8c. paf3dos, fr. ixérns, sup-
pliant) pr. an olive branch borne by sup-

pliants in their hands; supplication.
ixeryptas,’ ace. pl. ixeTypta
ikpaoa,° acc. sing. : c ‘ 5 : ixpas

ixwas |, ados, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) moisture.
*Ikdviov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Iconium, a city of
Lycaonia, in Asia Minor.
“Ikoviw, dat. . . . . "Ikdviov
iAapoy,? acc. sing. masc. . a . - tAapds
iAapds |, d, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) cheerful, not grudging.

iAaportys, TyTos, 4, (§ 4. rem, 2. c)

cheerfulness. L.G.
iAaporys |, THTOS, HC . . . iXapos
iAaporyri,° dat. sing. iAaporns
iAda yr, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. iAdoKopat
iAdokeo Oat, pres. infin. ‘ id.

iAdoKopar |, fut. iAdcomat, aor. 1, iAdoOnv, to ap-
pease, render propitious; in N.T. to expiate,
make an atonement or exptation for, He.
735 Tit ‘Ado Oyrt, be gracious, show mercy,
pardon, Lu. 18. 13.

“iAacpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pro-
pitiation, expiation; one who makes expia-
tion, 1 Jno. 2. 2; 4. Io.

iAacTyptos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) pro-
pitiatory; invested with propitiatory power,
Ro. 3. 25; in N.T. and LXX. 76 iAaory-
plov, the cover of the ark of the covenant

the mercy-seat, He. 9. 5. |

@2Co. 9. 7.

22 Co. 3. 5. 6 He. 5. 7. e Lu. 8. 6.

201

LVva

ihaopov, ace. sing. . . ° . iAacpds

|

iAacpds, 00, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

iAaornptov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

iAews, wv, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. F. b, and rem. 3) (Att.
for iAaos) propitious, favourable, merciful,

e 4
iAdoKopae
id.

clement, He. 8.12; from the Heb., f\ews
cou (6 @ecds) God have mercy on thee,
God forbid, far be it from thee, Mat.
TO:) 225

"TArvpixov |, ov, 70, Illyricum, a country between
the Adriatic and the Danube.

‘TAAvpixov,’ gen. "TAX vpixdv
iudvra, acc. sing. . 4 iad

imas |, avros, 6, (§ 4. rem. d) a strap or thong
of leather, Ac. 22.25; a shoe-latchet, Mar.
Tenis lulisy Sent Osh INOsmcey 2/7.

(waor, dat. pl. . fads
iwaria, nom. and ace. pl. . iudrvov
iwarice |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1). 7 id.
imatiows, dat. pl. . 3 ; : : id.

iudtov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Evvupn, to clothe,
ela.) a garment; the upper garment,
mantle, Mat. 5. 40; 9. 16, 20, 21; pl. the
mantle and tunic together, Mat. 26. 65;
pl. genr. garments, raiment, Mat. 11. 8;
24. 18, et al.

ipatilw, fut. iow, perf. pass. iuare-
open, (§ 26. rem. 1) to clothe; pass. to be

clothed, Mar. 5. 15; Lu. 8. 35. N.T.
ipaticpos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
garment; raiment, apparel, clothing, Lu.

fo}

Ho FSB Gs Gly GEE IKE
iwariov, gen. sing. . . . . tLaTLov
iatiopévor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. imariles
iwatiopov, acc. sing. . . . ipmatic pos
imatiopos, od, 6, (§ 3.tab.C. a). - ipartLov
iwaticpov, gen. sing. . . . » twaturpdos
iwatitp.@, dat. sing. id.
ipatio, dat. sing. C 5 a c iatLov
imatiov, gen. pl. id.
imerpopevor,® nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. ipeipw

ineipw and ipeipopar}, (iuepos, desire) to desire
earnestly; by. impl. to have a strong affec-
tion for, love fervently.

iva, conj., that, in order that, Mat. 19. 13; Mar.

1. 38; Jno. 1. 22; 3. 15; 17. 1; iva py,

that not, lest, Mat. 7. 1; in N.T. equiva-

e Ro. 12. 8. f Ro. 15. 19. g 1 Thes. 2. 8.

tVaTt

202

LTTTTEL

SS es

lent to Sore, so that, so as that, Jno. 9. 2, et al.;
also, marking a simple circumstance, the
circumstance that, Mat. 10. 25; Jno.4.34;
6. 29; 1 Jno. 4. 17; §. 3, et al.

ivart, adv. (va & ri) why is it that? wherefore?
why? Mat. 9. 4; 27. 46, et al.

lorry |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Joppa, a city of
Palestine.

"lorry, Gatiueire "lon
*lormny, acc. id.
"lows, gen. id.
*Topddvyn, dat. . . . . *Topdavns
*Topdavyy, acc. id.

Topdavys |, ov, 6, (§ 2 . tab. B. c) the river Jordan.

*Topdavov, gen. *Topdavns
ids, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ missile weapon, arrow,
dart; venom, poison, Ro. 3. 13; Ja. 3. 8;

rust, Ja. 5. 3.

Tovoatlw, fut. iow, to judaize, live like a Jew,
follow the manners and customs of the
Jews, Gal. 2. 14.
*Iovdatkds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
Jewish, current among the Jews, Tit.1.14.
*Tovdaixas, adv. Jewishly, in the man-
ner of Jews, Gal. 2. 14.
"Tovdaiopos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
Judaism, the character and condition of a

Jew; practice of the Jewish religion, Gal.

Ent 3,00:

*Tovoaiov, gen. sing. iioeoasos
*Tovdatous, ace. pl. id.
Tovdat, dat. sing. id.
*Tovdaiwv, gen. pl. 5 ‘ id.
*Tovdaicpds |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) id.
*TovdaiopG, dat. sing. "lovdaiopds
*Tovday, ace. *Tovdas

"Tovdas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem.4) Judas, Jude, pr. name.

iod, gen. sing. : : igs
*Iovéa, gen. and voc. (§ 2. rem. 4) *Tovdas I. Judah, son of Jacob; the tribe of
*Tovda, dat. : id. Judah, Mat. 1. 2; Lu. 1. 39, et al.
*Tovdaia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. Pe *Tovdatos ll. Juda, son of Joseph, of the ancestry
*Tovdaia, nom. sing. fem. (adj.) id. of Jesus, Lu. 3. 30.
*Tovdaia, dat. . *lovdaia Ill. Juda, son of Joanna, of the ancestry
*Iovdaia, dat. sing. fem. (adj.) *Tovdatos of Jesus, Lu. 3. 26.
sTaehaia acc. *Tovdata IV. Judas, brother of James, Jude, Lu.
*Tovdalay, acc. sing. fem. (adj.) *jovdatos 6. 16, et al.; Jude 1.
*Tovdatas, gen. = . *Tovdaia V. Judas Iscariot, son of Simon, Mat.
"Tovdaias, gen. sing. fem. (adj.) *Tovdatos 10. 4; Jno. 6. 71, et al.
*Tovdatlew,* pres. infin. Tovdailw VI. Judas, brother of Jesus, Mat. 13.55;
*"Tovdaitw |, fut. ow *Tovdatos Mar. 6. 3.
*Tovdatkots,’ dat. pl. masc. : *Tovdaikds VII. Judas of Galilee, Ac. 5. 37.
*Tovdaixés |, Ns ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) *Tovdatos VIII. Judas, surnamed Barsabas, Ac.
*lovdaikds,” adv. id. 15. 22, et al.
*Tovdator, nom. and voc. pl. . . id. IX. Judas of Damascus, Ac. 9. 11.
*Tovdatots, dat. pl. id. IovAla}, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Julia,
‘lovdatov, acc. sing. . id. pr. name.
"lovdatos, ov, 6, (Heb. '347%) pr. one sprung from TovAlav,? acc. : : *Toudia
the tribe of Judah, or a subject of the king- TovAtos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Julius, pr. name.
dom of Judah; in N.T. a descendant of TovAtw, dat. *TovALos
Jacob, a Jew, Mat. 28.15; Mar. 7.3; Ac. Taupiav.t acc. : *Touvias
19. 34; Ro. 2. 28, 29, et al. Touvias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Junia, pr. name.
"Tovdaia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and *Iotatos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Justus, pr. name.
rem. 2) Judea, Mat. 2. 1, 5, 22; 3. 1, et I. Joseph Barsabas, Ac. 1. 23.
al.; meton. the inhabitants of Judea, Mat. II. Justus of Corinth, Ac. 18. 7.
3: 5: III. Jesus, called Justus, Col. 4. 11.
*Tovdatos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Jewish, Tovorov, gen. "lodaros
Mar. 1. 5; Jno. 3.22; Ac. 16. 1; 24. 24. immeis, ace. pl. immevs
a Gal. 2. 14 6 Tit. 1. 14. ¢ Gal. 2. 14 d Ro. 16. 15. e Ro. 16. 7.

LTTTTEV 203 LOTH IL
im7evs |, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) . - Urmos iadrytos, gen. sing. ioorns
immeKos |, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) 5 id. icdtypov,4 acc. sing. fem. : : iodrysos
immikov,* gen. sing. neut. . : : ir7uKos iaéripos}, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7- rem. 2) (icos & TYLN)
im7ous, dat. pl. . : A : : i7ros of equal price, equally precious or valua-

i703, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a horse, Ja. 3. 3;
Re. 6. 2, 4, 5, 8, et al.
im7evs, €ws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a
horseman; pl. imzets, horsemen, cavalry,
ING PB}, Ry Br
irmikds, 9, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) eques-
trian; tO immxov, cavalry, horse, Re.

ble.

x :
imovs, acc. pl. masc. icos
iaowvxov,*

iadyoxos], ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) hes & re

like-minded, of the same mind and spirit,

acc. sin g- masc.

*IopanX, 6, Israel, pr. name, indecl.
*Iopandtras, nom. and voc. pl.

*IopanXizns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) an Israelite, a

163

a 9 ; descendant of "Iopannr, Israel or Jacob,
imiov, gen. sing. . . + lm7ros
s Anes d Jno. 1. 48; Ac. 2. 22, et al.
EEOUS, . . c : 5 + ioravopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind—A. C. D.

en. pl. : id.
immwv, gen. } Pi. Tae vis 4 iorav
ipts, ipidos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) @ rainbow, iris, io7@ev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 3. 31)

Re. 4. 3; 10. 1. iorave |, same signif. as orn, V-T-

‘oa, nom. and. acc. pl. neut. ios tote, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. for toate, (§ 37.
*Ioadk, 6, Isaac, pr. name, indecl. rem Le . : . - olda
aay, b a
iadyyeXou,” nom. pl. mase. : & ioayyeXos fae eae ? . *
ioayyedos |, ov, 0, a (§ 7. rem. 2) (Uoos & ay- LOT? AL, and, In N.1., loOTaD, e|, 29.

yeAos) equal or similar to angels. N.T.

ica, nom. pl. fem. : ; inne

3 pers. pl. of ofda, (§ 33. rem. 2. and § 37.
rem. 1) usually in N.T. oidact, Ac. 26. 4.

4” =
loact,

"Ioaxap,° 6, Issachar, pr. name, indecl.

tab. X) fut. oTHTw, aor. 1, eoTnoa,
trans. to make to stand, set, place, Mat.
4.5, et al.; to set forth, appoint, Ac.1.23:
to fix, appoint, Ac. 17. 31; to establish,

confirm, Ro. 10.3; He. 10.9; to set down,

ion, nom. sing. fem. isos impute, Ac. 7.60; to weigh out, pay, Mat.
tony, acc. sing. fem. : id. 26.15; intrans. perf. éoryxa, infin. éora-
icOt, 2 pers. sing. imper. (§ 12. tab. L) 2 ene vat, (a) part. éoros, pluperf. eioryjKeu,
*Ioxapuity, dat. . . . *TokapioTys aor. 2, éoryy, pass. torapat, fut. ora-
*Ioxapuityy, ace. . : , ; : id. Oynoopat, aor. 1, éoraPyy, (a), to stand,

*Ioxaptorns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Iscariot, (man
of Carioth) pr. name.

*IoKxapusrov, gen.

acc. sing. masc. : : F :

” m”
igov, exes

(§ 7. tab. F. a) equal,
12;

like,
neut. pl.

Mat.

»”
toa,
met.

UZ0S, OV;
20. Lu. 6. 34, et al.;
adverbially, on an equality, Phi.2.6;
correspondent, consistent, Mar. 14. 56, 59.
isorns, THTOs, H, (§ 4.
equality, equal proportion, 2 Co. 8. 13, 14;

rem. 2. c)

fairness, equity, what is equitable, Col.4.1.
tows, adv. equally; perhaps, it may
be that, Lu. 20. 13.

isorys, THTOS, 7) twos
iootyta, acc. sing. iooTns
a Re. 9. 16. + Lu. 20. 36.

*ToKxapuorys

Mat. 12. 46, et al.;

be permanent,

to stand fast, be firm,
endure, Mat. 12. 25; Ep.
6. 13, et al.; to be confirmed, proved, Mat.
18. 16; 2 Co. 13. 1; to stop, Lu. 7. 14;
8. 44; Ac. 8. 38, et al.

OTATLS, EWS n (§ 5. tab. E. c) @ set-
ting; a standing; an effective position, an
unimpaired standing or dignity, He. 9. 8;
a gathered party, a group; hence, a tu-
multuous assemblage, popular outbreak,
Mar. 15. 7; Ac. 19. 40, et al.; seditious
movement, Ac. 24.5; discord, dispute, dis-
sension, Ac. 15.23; 23. 7, 10.

oTaclacTys, Ov, 6, (aTdots) 4 par-
tizan, v.r. Mar. 15. 7.

Npos, (§ 4. rem. 2. f)

, ec
oTaTyp, 0,

iaowuxos

*IopanXtrns

¢ Re. 7.7. a2 Pe.1.1. e Phi, 2. 20.

cOoTNT

(tarnpt, to weigh) pr. a weight;
Attic silver coin, equal in value to the
Jewish shekel,
Alexandrian drachms, and equivalent to

or to four Attic or two

about three shillings of our money, Mat.
Wij 2 7

OTHKY, a late equivalent to eoTNKa,
to stand, Mar. 11. 25; met. to stand when
under judgment, to be approved, Ro.14.4;
to stand firm, be constant, persevere, 1 Co.
16. 13, et al.

ornpita, fut. £m, aor. 1, earypiga,
(§ 26. rem. 2) to set fust; to set in a cer-
tain position or direction, Lu. 9. 51; met.
to render mentally steadfast, to settle, con-
ROME ebral.s

firm, Lu. 22. 32; perf.

eoTHplyp.at,
Lu. 16. 26; met. to be mentally settled,

pass. to stand immovable,
PANS Vi 1th Is

oTNpty}.0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr.
a fixing, settling ; a state of firmness, fixed-
ness; met. firmness of belief, settled frame
of mind, 2 Pe. 3. 17.

atod, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a colonnade, piazza, cloister, co-
vered walk supported by columns, Jno. 5.2;
Gs HR UNS Sis shi Betis

tornot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.

torn

204

|

a stater, an |

txOv6
ioxupas, gen. sing. fem. . : : ioxupds
ioxvpol, nom. pl. masc. $ 3 5 id.
ioxupov, acc. sing. masc. . : : id.
iaxupds |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . : f ioxts
icxupdtepot, nom. pl. masc. comp. (§ 8. rem.4) icyupds
icxupotepov, nom. sing. neut. comp. p id.
icxupotepos, nom. sing. masc. comp. . : id.
icxvpod, gen. sing. masc. : : : id.
icxvodv, gen. pl. . : , : 3 id.

ioXUS, vos, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. g) strength, might,
power, Re. 18.2; Ep.1.19; faculty, abi-
hiya Ber 4s 115 Mar. 125930, 03 ares
10: 27.
iaxupos, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) strong,
mighty, robust, Mat. 12. 29; Lu. 11. 21;
powerful, COs Ieee 7e5) 4a LON
1 Jno. 2. 14; strong, fortified, Re. 18. 10;
Mat. 14. 30; energetic, 2 Co.
10. 10; sure, firm, He. 6. 18, et al.
isxvo, fut. ow, (§ 13. tab. M) aor. 1,
to be strong, be well, be in good

mighty,

vehement,

loxvoa,
health, Mat. g. 12;
Mat. 8. 28;
efficiency, avail, be valid, Gal. 5. 6; He.

to have power, be able,
26. 40; to have power or

9.17; to be of service, be serviceable, Mat.
5. 13; meton. to prevail, Ac. 19. 16; Re.
12. 8, etal. (go).

igTopéew, o], fut. ow, “(§ 16. tab. P) (laTwp, ioxvoaper, 1 pers. pl. aor. }, ind. ioxvio
knowing) to ascertain by inquiry and ex- ioxvoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : = id.
amination; to inquire of; in N.T. to visit ioXuoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : s id.
in order to become acquainted with. icxvoarte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : ‘ id.
ioropyca,” aor. 1, infin. A toTropEew ioxuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : ; id.
iotGpev, | pers. pl. pres. indy tordw iaxvoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : ‘ id.
love, 3 pers. sing. imperf. iaxvw texte fut. Jow - ioxds
ioxvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : Z : id. tows,’ adv. 4 5 icos
ioxvew, pres. infin. ; : : ; id. “IraXia |, ay, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Moe
ioxut, dat. sing. . . . ‘ iaxvs TraXdiavy, acc... . . : : Tradia
loxiv, acc. sing. : : : id. "Iradias, gen. - F 5 3 , id.
txvoy, 3 pers. pl. eh ; ioxvw *Traduxjs,° gen. sing. fem. c 5 *Tradukds
ioxvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id. *TraXuxés |, y; ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Italian.
iaxvovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id. *Irovpaia |, as, %, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
iaxvos, gen. sing. P : : : ioxvs Iturea, a district of Palestine beyond
ioxupa, nom. sing. fem. and acc. pl. neut. ioxupos Jordan.
ioxupa, dat. sing. fem.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . \ e, *Irovpaias,? gen... *Trovpaia
ioxvi, Rec. (Re. 18. 2) ixOvas, acc. pl. ixOvs
ioxupai, nom. pl. fem. ‘ : , ? id. ixOvua, ace. pl. ixOvdvov
ixxupay, acc. sing. fem. : 3 é id. ixOvd.or |, ov, TO ‘ : . ix Bis
a Gal, 1. 18. 6 Lu. 20. 13. ¢ Ac. 10.1. d Lu. 3.1.

_

tyOve

205

Kabat

ixdves, nom. pl. ixOus
ixOvv, acc. sing. ; j : A id.
ixOvos, gen. sing. . . id.

ixGus |, tos, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. g) shi Mat. 15. ee:
Lez; ues Gs eval.

ixOvdtov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

dimin. of (x@Us, @ small fish, Mat. 15. 34;

Mar. 8. 7.
eel: gen. pl. ixGis
ixveot, dat. pl. ixvos

ixvos |, €0S, 70, (§ 5: ‘tabs: b) ‘(ikw) a footstep,
track; in N.T. pl. footsteps, line of con-

duct, Ro. 4.12; 2 Co. 12. 18; 1 Pe. 2. 21.
,
Todbap, 6, Joatham, pr. name, indecl.
*Iwavva, ); Joanna, pr. name.
A > a
*Iwavva,* gen. Twavvas

*Iwavvas, G, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Joanna, Joannas, pr.

name,
> , > /
Iwavvy, dat. Iwavvns
*Twavvny, acc. . id.

*Twavvys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 5 ees John, pr.

name.

I. John the Baptist, Mat. 3. 1, et al.

II. John, son of Zebedee, the apostle, Mat.
4. 21, et al.

lil. John, surnamed Mark, Ac. 12. 12,
et al.

IV. John, the high-priest, Ac. 4. 6.

"Iwavvov, gen. *Twdvvys
*16B,° 6, Job, pr. name, indecl.

Tod,” 6, Joel, pr. name, indecl.

icbLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. idopat
*Twva, gen. "Iwvas

*Iwvav,? 6, Jonan, pr. name, indecl.

*Iwvas, G, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Jonas, pr. name.
I. Jonah, the prophet, Mat. 12. 39, et al.
II. Jonas, father of Simon Peter,

w4gos ebral.

Jno.

*Twpap, 6, Joram, pr. name, indecl.
"Twpetp,* 6, Jorim, pr. name, indecl.
*Iocaddr, 6, Josaphat, pr. name, indecl.
"Iwo, gen.—Rec. Gr. Sch. :
‘Toorjros, B. D. Ln. Tdf. (Mar. 6. 3)
"Tworjs, 7, 6, (§ 2. rem. 5) Joses, pr. name.

“ *Twors

I. Joses, son of Eliezer, Lu. 3. 29.

II. Joses, son of Mary, brother of Jesus,
Mat. 13. 55, et al.

Ill. Joses, surnamed Burnabas, Ac. 4. 36.

4 Lu. 3. 27. 6 Ja. 5.11. e Ac, 2. 16.

d Lu. 3. 30.

"Twond, 6, Joseph, pr. name, indecl.
I. Joseph, son of Jacob, Jno. 4. 5, et al.
Il. Joseph, son of Jonan, Lu. 3. 30.
Ill. Joseph, son of Judas, Lu. 3. 26.
IV. Joseph, son of Mattathias, Lu. 3. 24.
V. Joseph, the husband of Mary, Mat.
1. 16, et al.
VI. Joseph of Arimathea, Mat. 27. 57,

et al.
VII. Joseph Barsabas, Ac. 1. 23.
VII. Joseph Barnabas.—A. D. Ln. Tdf.

*Iwo7s, Rec. Gr.Sch. (Ac. 4.36)

*Iwolav, ace. . : Twolas
*Iwotas, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Josias, pr. name.
iara,f indecl. 7d, iota; in N.T. used like the Heb.
7}, the smallest letter in the Hebrew

alphabet, as an expression for the least or

minutest part; a jot.

IS,

Kayw, contracted from Kai éyd, dat. Kdot, ace.
Kapé, Kat retaining, however, its inde-
pendent force, Jno. 6. 57; 10. 15, et al.

2 /
Bérovs, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. fan. 16. 6) a mies
xa@’ by apostrophe for xard.

kada,® adv. (xa a.) lit. according to what; as, ac-
cording as.

Kddos |, ov, 6, & cask, Lat. cadus, v.r.
Kddovs, ace. pl—D.

kabaipet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Kabaipw

kafaipetoOa, pres. inf. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) Kabaipéew
kaGaiperw, acc. sing. kabaipecis
kabaipects |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Kabaipew

kalaipéw, |, fut. now, and kafedO, aor. 2, KaGet-
Aov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (xara & aipéw) to
take down, Mat. 15. 36, 46; Lu. 23. 53;
Ac. 13. 29; to pull down, demolish, Lu.
12. 18; to throw or cast down, degrade,
1. 52; to destroy, put an end to, Ac.
19. 27; to overthrow, conquer, Ac. 13. 19;
to pull down, subvert, 2 Co. 10. 5.
Kabaipecis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
pr. a taking down; a pulling down, over-
throw, demolition, 2 Co. 10. 4; met. @
razing as respects spiritual state, a counter
process to religious adyancement by apos-

tolic instrumentality, 2 Co. 10.8; 13.10.

e Lu. 3. 29. F Mat. 5. 18. g Mat. 27. 10.

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Kabat 206
xaSatpodvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Kabaupéw
xabaipe |, fut. apo, (§ 27. rem. 1. c), Kabapos

kalarep, adv. (kal? a ep) even as, just as, Ro.
4. 6, et al. (@).

Kadamrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1) (kata & drtw)
trans. to fasten or fit to; in N.T. equiva-
lent to KabamTopat, to fix one’s self upon,

fasten upon, Ac. 28. 3.

xabapad, nom. sing. fem. and neut. pl. . Kabapos
KaOapa, dat. sing. fem. : : 2 id.
kaOapas, gen. sing. fem. . ‘ ‘ : id.
xaGaptet, 3 pers. sing. fut. Att. for KaSapioet,

(§ 35. rem. 11) . Kabapilw
xaapilet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
kabapilec ban, pres. infin. pass. é : id.
kabapilerar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id.
kabapilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.
kabapi€ere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. - id.
ka0apilov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. id.
kabapilovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id.
kabaptlw |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) Kalapos
kaSapi~wv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.—

A. B. Ln. 6 5 : Kabapilo

kaOapiGov, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Mar. 7. 19)

kabapioat, aor. 1, infin. act. c 5 5 id.
kabapicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
kabapioarte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
kabapion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 5 id.
KabapicOyre, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
Kafapirpov, acc. sing. : Kabapio pos
Kafapiopds |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) Kabapos
KaGapicpod, gen. sing. kabapio pds
Kabdpioov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. kabapile
cabapiowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Kaapot, nom. pl. masc. Kabapos
kaOapots, dat. pl. mase. 5 : : id.
kaQapov, acc. sing. masc. : : 6 id.
ka0apov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . J id.

Ka0apos, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) clean, pure, un-
soiled, Mat. 23. 26; 27. 59; met. clean
from guilt, guiltless, innocent, Ac. 18. 6;
20. 26; sincere, unfeigned, upright, vir-
tuous, void of evil, Mat. 5.8; Jno. 15. 3;
clean ceremonially, Lu. 11. 41.
kabaipw, fut. apa, perf. pass. Kexd-
Oapyat, (§ 27. rem..1. c, and rem. 3)
to cleanse from filth; to clear by pruning,

KabeE

prune, Jno. 15. 2; met. to cleanse from sin, make
expiation, He. 10. 2.

kabapicw, fut. iow, & 1, aor. 1, éxa-
Oapia, (§ 26. rem. 1) a later equivalent
to kabaipw, to cleanse, render pure, Mat.
23.25; Lu.11.39; to cleanse from leprosy,
Mat. 8. 2, 3; 10. 8; met. to cleanse from
sin, purify by an expiatory offering, make
expiation for, He. 9. 22, 23; 1 Jno. 1.4;
to cleanse from sin, free from the influence
of error and sin, Ac. 15.9; 2 Co. 7. 1;
to pronounce ceremonially clean, Ac.10.15;
11. 9, et al.

Kalapirpds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
ceremonial cleansing, purification, Lu, 2.22;
Jno. 2.6; mode of purification, Jno. 2. 6;
3. 35; cleansing of lepers, Mar. 1. 44;
met. expratton, He. 1. 3); 2) Pe: 1..9;\et
al. L.G.

Kabaporys, TyTOs, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
cleanness ; ceremonial purity, He. 9. 13.

, ec ,
Kabaporys |, THTOS, 7) . . . Kabapds
KaGaporyta,* acc. sing. kabaporns
Kabapo, dat. sing. masc. and neut. Kabapos

t

kabédpa|, as, 7, (8 2. tab. B. b) (kata & edpa)
a seat, Mat. 21.12; 23. 2; Mar. 11. 15.

kaOédpas, gen. sing. and ace. pl.

kabelynobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj—D. . }

kabiocnabe, Rec. Sch. . i Kabelopat

Kabicecbe, Taf. (Lu. 22. 30)

kabéCopar |, fut. Kabedodpat, to seat one’s self, sit
down, Mat. 26.55; Lu. 2. 46, et al.

Kabedpa

kabeCopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . KabeCoprat
KabeCopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
KabeCopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.—]
Al. Ln. Taf. 5 : Ke id.
KaOiypevos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 20. 9) . |
kabeCopevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘: id.

kaOetre, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. act. (§36.rem.1) xafaupéw
kabeis, (KaP els) one by one, one after another, 1 Co.
TAe as) Lip sesees Game Ale

xabeXety, aor. 2, infin. act. Kabatpéw
kabcXovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
kabeXO, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . 2 id.
kabeXov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.

kabeEjs, adv. (kara & eEjs) im a continual order or
series, successively, consecutively, Lu. 1. 3;

Aeon. 4g ot3.0233-0; "> kabeEjs, suc-

a He. 9.138.

Kabev

ceeding, subsequent, Lu. 8. 1; Ac. 3. 24. L.G.
xabevoer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Kkabevow
kaGevoe, pres. infin, . 5 5 3 id.
Kabevders, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : c id.
xabevoere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. id.
kaGevdyn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . ; id.
xabevoovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
xabevdsovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 6 id.
kabevdover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.

Kabevou |, fut. evdnow, (Kard & evdw, to sean) to
sleep, be fast asleep, Mat. 8. 24; 9. 24, et
al.; met. to sleep in spiritual sloth, Ep.
GuprHis: ehes., 50/6;
death, 1 Thes. 5. 10.

to sleep the sleep of

kabevoopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. Kabevdw
xabeddwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.

KdOy, 2 pers. sing. Att. for das KaOnwar
Ka@yynrai, nom. pl. Kanyntys

KabyynTys |, od, 6, ($ 2. tab. B. a (kayyeoprar, 10
lead, conduct, fr. kata & ay eopar) pr.

a guide, leader; in N.T. a@ teacher, in-
structor, Mat. 23.8,10. L.G.
KabjKay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Kabinpre
kaOjKe, 3 pers. sing. (impers.) ie
Sch. Tdf. : Kabykw
KabyKov, Rec. (Ac. 22. 22) . 4 J
kaOjKov, nom. sing. neut. (impers.) part. pres. id.
xafyKovta, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. ¢ : id.

Kalyx |, (kata & Ko) to reach, extend to; xa-
OnKet, impers. it is fitting, meet, Ac.
22. 223; TO KabjKov, what is fit, right,
duty; Ta pa) KayKovra, by litotes for
what is abominable or detestable, Ro.1.28.
2 pers. cabyoat & KaOy, imperat. kabyoo
& Kadov, (kard & yas, to sit) to sit,
be sitting, Mat. 9. 9; Lu. 10. 13; to be
to dwell, Mat. 4. 16;
Lu: 1. 79; 21. 35, et al.

KcOnpac | .

seated, 1 Co. 14. 30;

KaOypevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. Kana
KaOnmevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . : id.
Kabnwevys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. , id.
Ka@ypevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . 3 id.
Ka0njévots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Kabypevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . ‘ id.
KaOypevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
kaQnpevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
ka@npevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
KaOnpeve, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.

207

Kabio
KaOywevwv, gen. pl. part. pres. Kd0nuar
Kabnpepwy,* dat. sing. fem. kaOnepwés

kabnpepivos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (xa qyépay,
daily) daily, day by day. L.G.
kabyoeobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind.—A.

Kabianobe, Rec. Sch. ‘ - KaOnwar
kabicecOe, Tdf. (Lu. 22.30) .
Ka0joOat, pres. infin. A ‘ : é id.
KéiOnrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; : id.
ka0ywato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, mid—C. .
kabqwe, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac. 28. 3) \ kabdarre
cabnwe,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 28. rem. 2) id.
KaGuewevnv, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. ($32.
tab. C. €) Kabinpe
kaOvewevov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
kabilere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. xabilo

kalilo |, fut. (ow, perf. KexdOuxa, aor. 1, exabica,
(§ 26. rem. 1) trans. to cause to sit, place;
Kabilopat, to be seated, sit, Mat. 19. 28;
Lu. 22.30; to cause to sit as judges, place,
appoint, 1 Co. 6. 4; intrans.
Mat. 13. 48; 26. 36;
stay, continue, Lu. 24. 49.
fut. Kabnow, aor. 1, kabjKa, (§ 32.
tabs. Cy ©) (Karu. & inpe) to let down,
lower, Lu. 5.19; Ac. 9.25; 10.11; 11.5.

to sit, sit

down, to remain,

Kaine | ;

KaBioat, aor: 1, infin kabilo
xabicavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
kabicavrTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 : id.
kaOicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 , id.
kaBicatre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : : id.
kaGioce:, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
kabiceoGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. Q ; id.
xabion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. 3 id.
xabicnobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. ; id.
kabiorarat, 3 pers. sing. pres. pass. kablornjie

cablornps, and, in N.T., cafiordw, |, fut. cara-
OTHTW, aor. 1, KaTéoTnoA, aor. 1, pass.
KateotaOny, (a), (§ 29. tabb. X.Y) (xa-
ra & loTHpLL) to place, set, Ja. 3. 6; to
set, constitute, appoint, Mat.24.45,47; Lu.
12. 14; to set down in a place, conduct,
Ac. 17.15; to make, render, or cause to be,
2 Pe. 1.8; pass. to be rendered, Ro. 5. 19.
KaTaoTHHa, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
determinaie state, condition; personal ap-
pearance, Titii2 ser3's
L.G.

mien, deportment,

a Ac. 6.1.

6 Ac, 28. 3.

Kaebio 208 Kalpo
kafiornot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ; KabloTne | Katvov, acc. sing. masc. : : : KaUvos
kabiot@vres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. katvov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . . id.

(§ 3l. rem. 2). kabiataw ,
kabiowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : kalilo Kavos |, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) new, recently
xablowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. id. made, Mat. 9. 17; Mar. 2. 22; new in

kao, (xa? 0) as, Ro. 8. 26; according as, in pro-
portion as, 2 Co. 8. 12; 1 Pe. 4. 13.
KadoXov,* (kaF OAov) on the whole, in general, al-
together; and with a negative, not at all.
kaforAilw |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xara &
o7rAilw) to arm completely, Lu. 11. 21.
|, (kara & opaw) pr. to look down
upon; in N.T. to mark, perceive, discern.

kafopaw,
Kaboparan,” 3 pers. sing. pres. pass. (§ 19. tab. S) Kabopaw
Kadort, (kal? ott) according as, in proportion as,

Ac. 2. 45; 4. 35; imasmuch as, Lu. 1. 7;

1.9219); ACs 2s 245
xaQov, 2 pers. sing. imper. KaOnpat
KabwrAwrpevos,° nom. sing. m. part. perf. pass. xafowAilw
kadus, (kara. & @s) as, in the manner that, Mat.

21. 6; 26. 24; how, in what manner, Ac.

15. 14; according as, Mar. 4. 33; inas-

much as, Jno. 17. 2; of time, when, Ac.

inky ommlere xe

Kal, conj. and, Mat. 2. 2, 3, 11; 4. 22; kal—xat,
both—and; as a cumulative particle, also,
too, Mat. 5. 39; Jno. 8. 19; 1 Co. 11. 6,
et al.; emphatic, even, also, Mat. 10. 30;
1 Co. 2. 10, et al.; in N.T. adversative,
but, Mat. 11. 19, et al.; also introductory
of the apodosis of a sentence, Ja. 2. 4;
Gal. 3. 28.

Kaiada, gen.

Kaiadar, acc. F :

Kaiadas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Caiaphas, pr. name.

Katye, (cat & Y€) at least, were it only, Lu. 19. 42;

and even, yea too, Ac. 2. 18. L.G.

Kaiadas
id.

kalerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. C Kaw
Kaiv, 6, Cain, pr. name, indecl.

Kawa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. Kalvos
Katvats, dat. pl. fem. id.

Kaivay, 6, Cainan, pr. name, indecl.
I. Cainan, son of Enos, Lu. 3. 37.

II. Cainan, son of Arphaxad, Lu. 3. 36.

f F
Ka.vy, nom. sing. fem. . ; KaLvos
Kay, acc. sing. fem f id.
Kaus, gen. sing. fem. : 5 idk

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Mat. 26.
28, 29; Mar. 14. 24, 25; Lu. 22. 20; Jno.
ne
al.;
19;
un-
19;
met. renovated, “better, of higher excel-

species, character, or mode,
13.34; 2Co.5.17; Gal.6.15; Ep. 2.
An 2'4:; alurINOn2 407 )se eke a aLeen eb
novel, strange, Mar. 1. 27; Ac. 17.
mew to the possessor, Mar. 16. 17;
heard of, unusual, Mar. 1. 27; Ac. 17.

lence, 2 Co. 5. 17; Re. 5. 9, et al.
KawvoTepos, a, ov, (§ 8. rem. 4) com-
parat. of preced. newer, more recent; but
used for the positive, new, novel, Ac.
Wife Bits
KaworTys, THTOS, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
newness, Ro. 6. 4; 7. 6.

KawvoTepov,” acc. sing. neut. . KQLVOTEpOS
KaLvoTepos |, Ch OUe 5 Kauvos
kawvorys |, THTOS, 7 id.
KQLVOTNTL, dat. sing. KQLVOTNS
Kawvov, gen. sing. neut. Kauvos
Katvovs, acc. pl. masc. id.
Kava, dat. sing. neut. id.
KatopLevat, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. Kalo
kalomevy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
KQLOLEVY, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
KQLOLEVYV, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
Katdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
KGLOJLEVOV, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
KQLOHLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
kaiovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : id.

Kaizep, (kat & wep) though, although; Phi. 3. 4;
Re. 17. 8, et al.

Katpol, nom. pl. 5 5 Kaupos
Katpots, dat. pl. id.
KQLpov, acc. sing. 5 = . . . id.

KOLPOS, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. fitness, propor-
tion, suitableness; a filling situation, suit-
able place, 1 Pe. 4.173; @ limited period of
time marked by a suitableness of circum-
stances, a filting season, 1 Co. 4. 5; 1 Ti.
2.6; 6.15; Tit. 1. 3; opportunity, Ac.
24.25; Gal. 6.10; He. 11.15; @ limited

SS SE SS ee an Ane ao) een eee

6 Ro. 1. 20.

e Lu. 11. 21. @ Ac. 17, 21.

KaLpO

209

KQKOV

period of time marked by characteristic circwm-
stances, a signal juncture, a marked season,

Mat. 16.3; Lu.12.56; 21.8;
et al.;

ISPesrad ir.
a destined time, Mat. 8.29; 26. 18;
Maryrsetis);) aun 2 e245 ol) hess ser
al.; @ Season in ordinary succession, equi-
valent to @pa, Mat. 13. 30; Ac. 14. 17,
et al.; in N.T. a limited time, a short sea-
son, Lu. 4. 13, et al.; simply, @ point of
time, Mat. 11. 25; Lu. 13. 1, et al.

Kaipov, gen. sing. KaLpos
Kalpovs, acc. pl. 4 : ; ; ; id.
KaLpo, dat. sing. : : ‘ . id.
Kalpaov, gen. pl. . . . . . id.

Kaioap |, Gpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) Cesar, pr. name.

Kaioapa, acc. Kaioap
Kaioapt, dat. : : id.
Kadpea], as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2)

Cesarea.

I. Caesarea Philippi,
8. 27

Il. Caesarea Augusta, Ac. 8. 40, et al.

Mat. 16. 13; Mar.

Kawapeia, dat. Koisdpeva
Kaurapevay, aces : . 5 . id.
Kawcapeias, gen. < . . id.
Kaioapos, gen. : F ; 2 - Kaitoap
katrot,” (kai & enclitic TOL) and yet, though, al-

though.

KaiTovye, (Kaitou & ¥©) although indeed, Jno. 4. 25
ACR TAs hfe. 2:7

Kale | ; fut. kavow, aor. 1, pass. exavOnv, (§ 35.
rem. 3) to cause to burn, kindle, light,
Matrasen ci; to be kindled,
flame, Lu. 12.35; met. to be kindled into
emotion, Lu. 24. 32;
Jno. 15. 6;

pass. burn,
to consume with fire,
IS Com rate

Kadpa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
heat, scorching or burning heat, Re. 7. 16;
16. 9.

Kavpatico, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to scorch, burn, Mat. 13. 6; Mar. 4. 6;
Re, 16: 83,9: 1G.

Kavos, ews, 2), (§ 5. tab. E. c) burn-
ing, being burned, He. 6. 8.
to be on fire, burn
L.G.

Kavcwv, wos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) fer-

, A
KAVOOOMGAL, OVAL,
intensely, 2 Pe. 3. 10, 12.

vent scorching heat; the scorching of the sun, Mat.

20.12; hot weather, uw hot time, Lu.12.55;
the scorching wind of the East, Eurus,
dels Te, Tt

KauTypiale, fut. aow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
perf. pass. kexauTnpiacpat, (KavTHpLov,
an instrument for branding, fr. kai) to
cauterise, brand; pass. met. to be branded
with marks of guilt, or, to be seared into
insensibility, 1 Ti. 4. 2.

kaka, nom. and acc. pl. neut. KaKOS

KaKal, . . id.

Kaket, (by crasis for kai éxec) and there, Mat. 5. 23;

thither also,

nom. pl. fem. :

10. 11; there also, Mar. 1. 38;
ANC? L779 13; eb al:
KaxeiUev, (by crasis for «al exeibev) and thence,
Marts rj ACh 7A 42 Opn 2OmmTinys
20. 1s 27. 45 125 28. tn andethen af

terwards, Ac. 13. 21.

kakKelva, nom. and acc. pl. neut. KGKELVOS
kaketvol, nom. pl. masc. . : j A id.
KGKELVOLS, dat. pl. masc. 0 : . id.
KGKELVOV, acc. Sing. masc. . 5 5 2 id.

an , tal C /
Kakelvos, €ivn, etvo, (by crasis for kai éxeivos)

and he, she, it; and this, and that, Mat.

15.18; 23. 23; he, she, it also; this also,

that also, Mat. 20. 4.
KaKelvous, acc. pl. masc. KGKELVOS
KaKi, acc. sing. fem. : . - KQKOS
Kakta, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 9) : id.
kakig, dat. sing. kakta
Kaklay, acc. sing. : ; , : id.
Kakias, gen. sing. 5 id.

kaKxonOeua. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(Kaxos & 700s) disposition for mischief,

malignity.
Uy 4 ,
Kaxonfetas,’ gen. sing. kakonJeva
/
KaKol, nom. pl. masc. . ° ° . KQKOS

KaKoAoyew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (kakds &
devo) to speak evil of, revile, abuse, assail
with reproaches, Mar. 9. 39; Ac. 19.9; to
address with offensive language, to treat

with disrespect, contemn, Mat. 15.4; Mar.

7. 10.
Kakohoynoat, aor. 1, infin, . i . KakoAoyew
KakoAoyovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. i id.
Kakooy@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Kakov, nom, and acc. sing. neut. KaKOS

a He. 4. 3.

b Ro. 1. 29.

210 KONEL

KQKOTT
is : Beds ;
Kako7raGet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . Kakomrabéw
kaxo7dOeva |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
kako7radeias,® gen. sing. . . . kakxo7rabera

kaKxoTrabew, o|, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (kakés &
TAX ) to suffer evil or afflictions, 2 Ti.
2.9; to be vexed, troubled, dejected, Ja.
5. 13; in N.T. to show endurance in trials
and afflictions, 2 Ti. 2. 3.
kaxo7dabea, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) a state of suffering, affliction,
trouble; in N.T. endurance in affliction, Ja.
5 LO:
KaxoTa@noov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. Kkaxo7rabew
kako7ra0@, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. , , id.
Kakorrolew, ©], fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (Kaxds &
TroLew ) to cause evil, injure, do harm,
Mar. 3. 4; Lu. 6.9; to do evil, commit
Sin, Phe a senleze
KakO7FOLS, Ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) an
evil-doer, I’ Pe. 2. 12, et al.; a malefactor,

criminal, Jno. 18. 30.

wn © ,
KakoTroijoat, aor. |, infin. , . KQKOTFOLE)
mn , Ae J¢ =

KQ@KOTOLOS, OV, 0, 7 = . : : : id.
Kako7rolovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
KakOTOLoV, Nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.

4 ,
KakoTrot@v, gen. pl. . KQ@KO7TOLOS

KaKOS, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) bad, of a bad qua-
lity or disposition, worthless, corrupt, de-
praved, Mat. 21. 41; 24. 48; Mar. 7. 21;
wicked, criminal, morally bad; 76 Kakov,
evil, wickedness, crime, Mat. 27. 23; Ac.
23. 9; malediction, 1 Pe. 3. 10; mischie-
vous, harmful, baneful; 76 Kaxov, evil,
mischief, harm, injury, Tit. 1. 12; afflic-
tive; tO Kakov, evil, misery, affliction,
suffering, Lu. 16. 25.
kakia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) malice, malignity, Ro. 1.29; Ep.
4. 31; wickedness, depravity, Ac. 8. 22;
1Co.5.8; in N.T. evil, trouble, calamity,
Mat. 6. 34.
Kakow, @, fut. dow, aor. 1, exkdkwoa,
(§ 20. tab. T) to maltreat, cause evil to,
oppress, Ac. 7.6, 19; 12.1; 18. 10; 1 Pe.
3.13; in N.T. to render ill-disposed, to
embitter, Ac. 14. 2.
kak@s, adv, ill, badly; physically ill,

a Ja. 5. 10.

6 Ac. 7. 34.

sick, Mat. 4.24; 8. 16, et al.; grievously, vehe-
mently, Mat.15.22; wretchedly, miserably,
Mat. 21. 41; wickedly, reproachfully, Ac.
23.5; wrongly, criminally, Jno. 18. 23;
amiss, Ja. 4. 3.

Kakwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ill-
treatment, affliction, misery, Ac. 7. 34.

KaKkov, gen. sing. neut. KaKOS
Kaxovpyot, nom. pl. masc. . . KaKkovpyos

Kaxovpyos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (kaxds & epyor)
an evil-doer, malefactor, criminal, Lu. 23.
32, 33, 393 2 Ti. 2.9.
KaKovpyous, acc. pl. mase. - KaKovpyos
KaKoOvpyov, gen. pl. J z ’ id.
kakovs, acc. pl. masc. : ; : - KaK6S
KaKovxew, © |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (Kakds &
exw) to maltreat, afflict, harass; pass. to
be afjlicted, be oppressed with evils, He.

lite SUR Tey ele

KAKOVXOUPLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. KaKOUXEW
KAKOVXOUJLEVOY, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. . id.
Kaxow, @ |, fut. bow, (§ 20. tab. T) KQKOS
kakov, gen. pl. . ; ; ; ; id.
KaKOS, adv. . . : . . . id.
KAKO GL, aor. 1, infin. act. KaKOW
Kkakwow,’ acc. sing. : KGKWOLS
Kakwors |, ews, 7, (§ 5 tab. E. c) Kakos
KAKWOOUCL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. KaKow
kakwowv, nom. sing. masc. part. fut. act. . KaKOW
kaAa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. F : - Kados

kadapn |, nS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) the stalk of grain,
straw, stubble. (a).
Kavdpyy,® acc. sing. . KaAapn
KaAapov, acc. sing. . 5 j 5 ‘ KaAapLos
kGAG4LOS, OV, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a reed, cane, Mat.
Mr. 7; 12. 20; Lue 7245 a reed in its
various appliances, as, a wand, a staff,
Mat. 27. 29, 30, 48; Mar. 15. 19, 36; a

measuring-rod, Re. 11. 1; a writer’s reed,

3 Jno. 13.
KaAdjov, gen. sing. ‘ F oaieee
KaAdpo, dat. sing. . ' : : : id.
Kade, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . canes
KdAet, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . : OL
Kade, pres. infin. act. . P F id.
xaXetoOat, pres. inf. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) : Ae
kaAetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : sar
xaNetre, 2 pers pl. pres. ind. act. ’ ; id.

¢1 Co. 3. 12.

Kane 211 kaXou
kaXéoa, aor. 1, infin. act. Kaew kdAXior,’ adv. : KaAAwwov
kaXéoavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, aet. . id. kadXiwv |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 8. rem. 2) Kaos
kaXéoavTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. KaodwacKados |, ov, 6, q (§ 7. rem. 2) (kadds
caNécavTt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.— & d.dacKados) teaching what is good, a

B. Ln. : : > id. teacher of good. N.T.

Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. om. (Col I. 12) i) kaXodidackdAovs,° acc. pl. fem. KaAoowoacKados
KaNécavrTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. KaAol, nom. pl. masc. KaAos
kaAXéoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id. kaAots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. . , : id.
kadécare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. F id. kaAov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. id.
kadécets, 2 pers. sing. fut. act. (§ 22. rem. 1) id. KaNozroLew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (kadds &
kaX€onre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . : id. TroLew ) to do well, do good. LXX.

KdAecov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id. kaXorro.odvres,? nom. pl. masc. part. pres. kaXorowt
kaXécovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ; ; id.
kaéow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id. KAAOS, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) pr. beautiful; good,

KANE, o|, fut. gow, perf. KéxAnka, aor 1,
éxdAeoa, perf. pass. KéxAnpou, aor. |,
pass. exdyOnv, (§ 22. rem. 1. 4) Zo call,
call to, Jno. 10. 3; to call into one’s pre-

a person, Mat. 2. 7; to

BeeDecee2 se LAs

to call to the

Mat. 9. 13;

sence, send for
summon, Mat. et al.; to
invite, Mat. 22. 9, et al.;
performance of a certain thing,
He. 11. 8, et al.;

in the privileges of the Gospel, Ro. 8. 30;

to call to a participation
g. 24; 1 Co. 1.9; 7. 18, et al.; to call to
an office or dignity, He. 5. 4; to name,
style, Mat. 1. 21, et al.; pass. to be styled,
regarded, Mat. 5. 9, 19, et al.

KAjjots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a call,
calling, invitation; in N.T. the call or in-
vitation to the privileges of the Gospel,
Ro. 11. 29; Ep. 1. 18, et al; the favour
and privilege of the invitation, 2 Thes.
1.11; 2 Pe. 1. 10; the temporal condition
in which the call found a person, 1 Co
AAO U/o Per

KAnrtos, 9, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) calles,
invited; in N.T. called to privileges or
functions, Mat.20.16; 22.14; Ro.1.1,6,7;

[eCowrt. 2, ethals

KaAy, dat. sing. fem. x F : KaNd6s
Kadyv, ace. sing. fem. . : 2 6 id.
Kadys, gen. sing. fem. 3 : é id.
kaAAreAatov,* acc. sing. - KadXteXaLos

KadAtéAatos |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (kadXos &
€Xauov) pr. adj. productive of good oil; as
subst. a cultivated olive tree.

6 Ac, 25, 10.

@ Ro. 11. 24.

of good quality or disposition; fertile, rich,
Mat. 13. 8, 23; profitable, Lu.
14. 34; koXdov éott, it is profitable, it is
well, Mat. 18.8, 9; excellent, choice, select,
goodly, Mat. 7. 17, 19; kadov eon, it is
pleasant, delightful, Mat. 17. 4; just, full
Lu. 6. 38;
guished, Ja. 2. 7; good, possessing moral

useful,

measure, honourable, distin-
excellence, worthy, upright, virtuous, Jno.
10. 11, 14; 1 Ti. 4. 6; 7d Kadov & 70
KaAOv Epyov, what is good and right, a
good deed, rectitude, virtue, Mat. 5. 16;
Ro. 7. 18, 21; right, duty, propriety, Mat.
15. 26; benefit, favour, Jno. 10. 32, 33,
et al.

KaAXiwv, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 8. rem. 2)
better; neut. «kaAXAtov, as an ady. full
well, Ac. 25. 10.

KaAdos, adv. well, rightly, suitably, with
propriety, becomingly, 1 Co.7.373 14.173
Gal. 4.17; 5. 7, et al.; truly, justly, cor-
rectly, Mar. 12.32; Lu. 20.39; Jno.4.17,
et al.; appositely, Mat.15.7; Mar. 7.6;
becomingly, honourably, Ja. 2.3; well, ef-
fectually, Mar. 7. 9, 37, et al.; kadds
eizecy, to speak well, praise, applaud, Lu.
6. 26; Kadas EXELY, to be convalescent,

Mar. 16. 18; NS moveiy, to do good,

confer benefits, Mat. 5. 44; 12. 12; to do
well, act virtuously, a 4. 14, et al.
kaAXov, gen. sing. neut. KaXos
KaXoupevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . kxadew
Kadoujevy, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
Kadovupevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.

ec Tit. 2.3. d 2 Thes. 3, 13.

KaAov

212 KQa7TTvo
kaAoupevys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . xadéw €kajLov, (§ 27. rem. 2. d) pr. to tire with exertion,
kaXovpevor, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id. labour to weariness; to be wearied, tired
kadovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id. out, exhausted, He. 12. 3; Re. 2. 3; to
kaXoupevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id. labour under disease, be sick, Ja. 5. 15.
kaAovvTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id. Kap.ol, (kai e101) see Kayo.

KaAovvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
KaXovs, acc. pl. masc. . ‘ : Kaos KOPLTTO, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 2) aor. 1, exapa,
enous Atpévas,* ace. of Kadou Améves, Fair trans. to bend, inflect the knee, Ro. 11. 4;

Havens, a harbour of Crete. Ep.3.14; intrans. to bend, bow, Ro.14.11;

KkaAovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. Kadtéw Phi. 2. 10.
KaAdvuppa, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c) kadimtw | kdpiver, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. KapTTw
kaAdvrret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id. Kap, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1], subj. . : id.
kaAdvrrecGat, pres. infin. pass. id. Kav, (by crasis for kat éay) and if, Mar. 16. 18;
also if, Mat. 21. 21; even if, tf even, al-
KaAuTTO |, fut. ww, (§ 23. rem. 1) aor. 1, though, Ino. 10. 38; if so much as, He.
exddupa, perf. pass. KEKGAYpL Lal, to 12. 20; also in N.T. simply equivalent to

cover, Mat. 8. 24; Lu. 8. 16; 23. 30; to Kai as @ particle of emphasis, by a pleo-

hide, conceal, Mat. 10. 26; 2 Co. 4. 3; nasm of dy, at least, at all events, Mar.

met. fo cover, throw a veil of oblivion | Ous5657Acws5. 155) 2 Co. 11. 16.

OVEN Jay he 20) ol berger. Kava, on indecl. Cana, a town of Galilee.

kaAvppa, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Kavavaios, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Canaanite,

a covering; a veil, 2 Co. 3. 13; met. @ Al. Ln.

veil, a blind to spiritual vision, 2 Co. Kavavirns, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 10. 4)

Sha THthy, TS TO Kavavatov, acc.—Al. Ln. Fe
kadvware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. KaAvrTw Kavavirny, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mar. Be ‘ay Kavavaios
Kadvwet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. Kavaviryny, acc. 5 3 F : Kavavirns
KaX6, dat. sing. neut. KaA0s Kavavirns, ov, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. me (Aram. ISR,

KaAov, gen. pl. . : : : A id. from the Heb. NP, to be zealous) Ca-
kaX@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Kaew nanite, i.q. indoors, zealot, Mat. 10. 4;

KaAd@s, adv. F Kaos Mar3.) 135) <colly Lue i6s.mssvand Ac!

Kap, (Kat ue) see sah iio TE

KapyAov, acc. sing. KapLnAos Kavdaxy |, NS; OF (§ 2. tab. B. a) Candace, pr. name.
Kdpyros |, ov, 6, 7, 4 camel, (Heb. bs) Mat. 3. 45 Kavoakns,’ gen. Kavdaxn

23. 24, et al. Kavova, acc. sing. . : : t - Kavov
KapyAov, gen. sing. ; ‘i ‘ 5 KapyAos kavovt, dat. sing. : : : , id,
Kapyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. (§ 27. rem. 2. d) KapLvo Kavovos, gen. sing. . 3 j ; : id.
Kdjuuvov, acc. sing. . . . é Kapwos | Kavev], dvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) (Kavya or Kavn,
Kdpivos |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) a furnace, oven, a cane) a measure, rule; in N.T. prescribed

kiln, Mat. 13. 42, 50; Re. 1. 15; 9. 2. range of action or duty, 2 Co. to. 13,
Kaj.ivov, gen. sing. - KaLLVOS | 15, 16; met. rule of conduct or doctrine,
Kapive, dat. sing. : ‘ : : id. Gal. 6. 16; Phi. 3. 16.

Kappvw |, fut. vow, aor. 1, exdppioa, (§ 13. Karepvaovp, OF indecl. Capernaum, a city of Galilee.

tab. M) (contr. for KaTApLve, fr. cara & KamnAevovTes,°” nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . KatyActvw

pw) to shut, close the eyes, Mat. 13. 15; KarnAcvw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) pr. to be

INCH 28 02) 7 KamnAos, @ retailer, to huckster; to ped-
KGp.VOVTG, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . Kav dle with; to deal paltrily with, or, to cor-

F rupt, adulterate.
Kapve |, fut. Kapotpmat, perf. Kéxpnia, aor. 2, kamrvov, acc. sing. rants
@ Ac. 27.8, 5 Ac. 8. 27. ¢ 2Co, 2. 17.

Ka7TTVO

Kamvos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) smoke, Ac. 2. 19; Re. 8. 4,
et al.
Ka7rvov, gen. sing. . ’ Kamrvos
Karzadoxia |, as, ” (§ 2. ak B. b, and rem. 2)
Cappadocia, a district of Asia Minor.
Karadoxiav, ace. : . . - Kazradoxia
Kamzadoxias, gen. . , ; id.
kapola, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) acc
idem) the heart; the heart, regarded as
the seat of feeling, impulse, affection, de-
sires Mati6:205, 22537 Phiy 17, etpal.;
the heart, as the seat of intellect, Mat.
13. E55
the inner and mental frame, Mat. 5. 8;
Its HOS WHE IW Wa, Ss Zh, Gi allee
scvence, 1 Jno. 3. 20, 21; the heart, the

Ro. 1. 21, et al.; the heart, as
the con-

inner part, middle, centre, Mat. 12.40, et al.

kapoia, dat. sing. Kapola
Kapolat, nom. pl. : : - 3 : id.
Kapoiats, dat. pl. ; : : : id.
Kapolav, ac@s SIntaee ; : ‘ > id.
Kapolas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. , F id.
Kapoioyvaora, voc. sing. (§ 2. rem. 6) KApOLOYVOOTNS
Kapoioyveatys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) “xapdia &

ywdoK) heart-knower, searcher of hearts,
ING Sis GNIS) Teo ls INGA
Kapo.ov, gen. pl. Kapota
Kap7ov, acc. sing. Kap7ros
KapTos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) fruit, Mat. 3. 10;
21. 19, 34; from the Heb. Kap7ros KOL-
Alas, fruit of the womb, offspring, Lu.
1.423 Kap7ros dadvos, fruit of the loins,
offspring, posterity, Ac. 2. 30;
xe ew, fruit of the lips, praise, He.
13. 15; met. conduct, actions, Mat. 3. 8;
7. 16; Ro. 6. 22; benefit, profit,
Ro. 1. 13; 6. 213; reward, Phi.
Avot 7pae teal.

Kdpzos |, ov, 0, Carpus, pr. name.

\
KQap7OS

emolu-

ment,

cal C 2
kap7ov, §€n. sing. kKap7rOS
Kap7rovs, acc. pl. . . . . . id.
Kaptrodopet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. KapTtoopew

Kapropopew, & |, fut. you, aor. 1, exaproddpyca,
(§ 16. tab. P) (kaprés & qopéu, fr.
pepw) to bear fruit, yield, Mar. 4. 28;
met. to bring forth the fruit of action or
conduct, Mat. 13. 23; Ro. 7. 5; mid. to

213

KaTQ

expand by fruitfulness, to develope itself by success,
Col. 1. 6.

Kap7opopos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2)
fruitful, adapted to bring forth fruit, Ac.

iil Ge

Kapropopyoat, aor. 1, infin. . . Kaptopopew
Kaprodopycwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . id.
KapTopopovpevov, nom. s. neut. pt. pres. mid. id.
KapTopopovrres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Kaptopopos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) : id.
kapmopcpous,” acc. pl. mase. . kapmropopos
Kapmopopovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. - KaptrodopEew
Kdp7w,’ dat. Kdpzros
KapTa@v, gen. pl. Kap7os

kaptepéew, @ |, fut. yow, aor. 1, éxaptépyoa, (§ 16.
tab. P) (kaptepos, by metath. fr. Kparos)
to be stout;
with fortitude, He. 11. 27.

Kappos, €0S, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) (kdpdo, to shrivel)
any small dry thing, as chaff, stubble,
splinter, mote, etc.; Mat. 7. 3, 4, 5; Lu.
Os 41, 425

kar. by apostrophe for kara.

to endure patiently, bear up

KaTa, prep., with a genitive, down from, adown,
Mat. 8. 32;

Ae: 27.0045 Kata BdOovs,
profound, deepest, 2 Co. 8. 2; down over,

down upon, upon, Mar. 14. 3;

down into;

throughout a space, Lu. 4. 14; 23.5; con-
cerning, in cases of pointed allegation,
1 Co. 15.15; against, Mat. 12. 30, et al.;
by, in oaths, Mat. 26. 63, et al.;
in the quarter of ; about,
through-
out, Lu. 8. 39; im, Ro. 16. 5; among, Ac.

with an
acc. of place,
near. at, Lu. 10> 325 Ac: 2. 10;
21. 21; in the presence of, Lu. 2. 31; in
the direction of, towards, Ac. 8. 26; Phi.
3. 14; of time, within the range of; dur-
ing, in the course of, at, about, Ac. 12. 1;
Kat otKkov, by
houses, from house to house, Ac. 2. 46;

27. 27; distributively,

Kata dvo, two and two, 1 Co. 14. 27;
kal npEepav, daily, Mat. 26. 55, et al.;
trop., according to, conformably to, in pro-
portion to, Mat. 9. 29; 25.15; after the
fashion or likeness of, He. 5. 6;
of, Mat. 19. 3; as respects, Ro. 1. 3; Ac.

2 eplif Ee. Oy

in virtue

a Ac. 14, 17.

62 Ti, 4.13,

Kata

214

KaTay
kataBa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. (§ 31. rem. 1. d) Att. | xaraPds, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 kataBaiva
for kata Bnbe . kataBaivw | katafdaoe,* dat. sing. . » KataBacts
kataPatver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id. kataBaors |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) KataBaivw
kataBatvev, pres. infin. : id. kataBdrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. id.
katafsavérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. - id. kataf3éBnxa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. id.
kataPaivov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. pres. id. KataBeBnKortes, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. id.
kataBaivovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id. katafin, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
katafsaivovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id. kataf3nOr, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. id.
kataPatvovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id. KataBnvat, aor. 2, infin. . . . id.
kataf3atvovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id. Katafsnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
kataBawdvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id. kataByon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind.—B. D. a
katafatvovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id. Tdf. : : : 6 id.
kataBaivovoar, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . id. Eacaipoor Hox, R.Gr.Sch. (Mat.11.23 3)
kataBaive |, (§ 37. rem. 1) fut. Bycopas, aor. 2, karaPiBalw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xara &

KatéBnv, imper. kata Bnht, & xataBa, BiBalw) to cause to eS bring or

perf. kataBéeBnxa, (Kara & Batvo) to thrust down, Mat. 11. 23; Lu. to. 15.

come or go down, descend, Mat. 8.1; 17.9; kataBiBacOnon, 2 pers. sing. fut. pass. KataPi Bales

to lead down, Ac. 8. 26; to come down, katBodn |, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) kataBardo

fall, Mat. 7. 25, 27, et al.; to be let down, KataBoXrjv, acc. sing. xata[oX7

ACW IOS Urs) 01.85. kataBoAns, gen. sing. A id.

kataBacts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) kataBpaBeverw,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. xataBpaBevo
the act of descending ; a way down, descent, kataSpaBevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (kata &

Lu. 19. 37. BpaBevw) pr. to give an unfavourable
KataBaivov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . kataBatvw decision as respects a prize, to disappoint
kataPadXopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. of the palm; hence, to make a viclim of

pass. and mid. . ; KataBaddw practices, to overreach.
kataBaddw |, fut. Bada, (§ 27. rem. 1, b) (kara. katayaryety, aor. 2, inf. act. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) KaTayw

& Bardrw) to cast down, Re. 12. 10; to KaTayy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.

prostrate, 2 Co. 4.9; mid. to lay down, KaTayayys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.

lay a foundation, He. 6. 1. KQTAYOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.

kataPoAn, nS, ); (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. KaTayayov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.

a casting down; laying the foundation, Katayyedevs,° éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) KatayyéAdo

foundation; beginning, commencement, Mat. KatayyeAAeww, pres. infin. act. . : id.

13. 353 25- 34, et al.; conception in the katayyedXerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.

womb, He. 11. It. Katayyé\XeTe, Z pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Katafsay, acc. sing. neut. part. aor. 2 kataBaivw | katayye\Aopev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
katafdavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id. Katayyé\Xovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
kataPdvrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id. katayyé\Nover, dat. pl. masc. part. au act. id.
Kataf3avtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2— katayyehXw, fut. yero, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) aor. 2,

Als tint ; & id. pass. KaTnyyeAny, (§ 27. rem. 4. a)

KataBavrt, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 8.1) } (kara & ayyeiw) to announce, pro-
kataBapéw, |, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) (xara & claim, Ac. 13. 38; in N.T. to laud, cele-

Bapéw) pr. to weigh down; met. to bur- brate, Ro. 1. 8.

den, be burdensome to, 2 Co. 12.16. L.G. katayyenevs, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d)

Kata Papvvopevot, nom. pl. masce. part. pres. one who announces anything, a proclaimer,
pass.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . . ea publisher, Ac. 17. 18: equivalent to xa-
BeBapnpevor, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 14.40) | tayyedos. N.T.
kataBapvve |, v.r. to weigh down, depress. Katayyé\Nwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. katayyé\\w
a Lu. 19. 37. 6 Col. 2. 18. e Ac. 17. 18.

KaTay

215

KQTQK

Katayehaw, @], fut. dow, doopat, (§ 22. rem. 2) (kara &
yeAdw) to deride, jeer, Mat. 9. 24; Mar.

5. 40; Lu. 8. 53.
KaTayWwoorky, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act.
kataywooKkw |, fut. yvocopat, ($ 36. rem. 3)

(xara & yivéoKw) to determine against,
Gallas 10;

,
KATAYWOO KO

condemn, blame, reprehend,
Moss 205) Zi
KaTayvypt, OF -dw |, fut. caraéw, & kared£w, aor. 1,
KaTéagéa, aor. 2, pass. KaTedynv, (a)
(§ 36.*rem. 5) (kard & ayvup.e, to break)
to break in pieces, crush, break in two,
2, Deh
Karaye |, fut. Ew, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, KaTiya-
yov, (§ 13. rem. 7, d) (kara & ayo) to
lead, bring, or conduct down, Ac. 9. 30;

Mat. 12. 20; Jno. 19. 31,

22. 30; 23.15, 20, 28; to bring a ship to
land; pass. KATAYOMAL, aor. 1, KaTnxOnv,
to come to land, land, touch, Lu. 5. 11,
et al.

kataywviCopas |, fut. (roar, aor. 1, Karnyywvird-
pny, (§ 26. rem. 1) (kata & aywvifo-
pac) to subdue, vanquish, conquer, He.
Ht Bs UNE

karadéw |, fut. now, (8 35. rem. 1) (kara & déw)
to bind down; to bandage a wound, Lu.
10. 34.

KatddnXov,* nom. sing. neut.

katadyAos |, ov, 6, 7, Td, -ov, ($ 7. rem. 2) (kara
& d7Xos ) quite manifest or evident.

Kataducaere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act.

Kataducalw |, fut. aow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (Kata &
duxcalw) to give judgment against, con-
demn, Mat. 12. 7, 37; Lu. 6.37; Ja. 5.6.

kaTaonAos

Karaoukalo

xaradikacOnon, 2 pers. sing. fut. pass. » KataduKalw
KaTaoikac One, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
katadiky |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (Kata & dixn)
condemnation, sentence of condemnation,
va (0),
KaTaolKnV, acc. sing. —A. B. C. Ln. Tdf. . 97
diknv, Rees Gr. Sch (Acs 25505) \ ee
KaTadudkw |, fut. Ew, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (kara &
d1Kw) to follow hard upon; to track, fol-
low perseveringly, Mar. 1. 36.
KaTaoovAot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . KaTaoovAdw
KatadovAdw, & |, fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. T) (kara &
dovAdw) to reduce to absolute servitude,

make a slave of, 2 Co. 11. 20; Gal. 2. 4.

KaTasovAWcovTt, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.—AI. Ln.
Sch. Tdf. ; ; ; + Katadovdcw
KaradovAdowrtat, Rec. Gr. (Gal. 2. 4) }

KaTadovAMowvTat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
KATAOVVATTEVOMLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres.

pass. 2 : : - Katadvvactevw
KaTadvvacTEvouct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

Katadvvacrevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (xara
& dvvacrevw, to rule, reign) to tyrannise
over, oppress, Ac. 10. 38; Ja. 2. 6.

kaTdabena, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)—Gr. com

Tid fas : : ¢ KataTiOnue
katavadepna, Rec. (Re. 22. 3). . J
Katabewarilev, pres. intin.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. -
katavabenatilew, Rec. (Mat. 26. 74) i }
katabepnarite |, fut. (rw, (§ 26. rem. 1) : id.
katabéecOat, aor. 2, inf. mid. (§ 28. tab. W) id.
KATOLOXUVEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. KATOLTXUVOD
KATOLOXUVETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ‘ id.
KATOLOXUVY, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . id.
KatauryuvGy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
KaTaoxuvOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.
KatatcxuvGapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
Kararxvv9aor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.

KATALTXVVY |, fut. vVO, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (kara &
aitxXvvw) to shame, put to shame, put to
the blush, 1 Co. 1. 27; pass. to be ashamed,
be put to the blush, Lu. 13. 173 to dis-
honour, disgrace, 1 Co. 11. 4, 5; from the

Heb. to frustrate, disappoint, Ro. 5. 5;

9. 33-

, . fi 9 rn
KaTakanoetal, 3 pers. sing. fut.2, pass. . KaTaKa.w
Katakaterat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ‘ id.
Katakatovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. —D.

, .
Katakaterat, Rec. Ln. ¢ : id.

kateror, Tdf. (Mat. 13. 40)
katakaiw |, fut. caviow, ($ 35. rem. 3) aor. 2, pass.

Katekdny, (a), (kara & Katw) to burn up,

consume with fire, Mat. 3. 12; 13. 30, 40,

et al.

, es . ,
KkatakaAvrrteoOor, pres. inf. pass. KatakaAvaTw
KatakaAdurTéecOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. id.
KatakaAdvrrerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.

katakadvrrw |, mid. Kkataxadvrropa, (kata &
KadirTw ) to veil; mid. to veil one’s self,
to be veiled or covered, 1 Co. 11. 6, 7.

KatakavOynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

KaTAKavoat, aor. 1, infin. act. ‘ ‘ id.

,
KOTOKGLO)

a He. 7, 15.

216

KQATQK

KQATQK
KaTakavoel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 5 KaTaKkatw
Katakavcoovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. 5 id.

RENCE N COPA Gpar], fut. yoopar, (§ 19. tab. S)
(xara & Kavydopar) to vaunt one’s self
against, to glory over, to assume superiority
over, Ro. 11. 483 Ja. 2.1353 3.14. DLXX.

Katakavxacat, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. KOTAKAVYXGOMAL
Katakavxace, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. A id.
kataxavyacOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper.—A.
KATAKAVYaTAL, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ja. id.
2. 13) F ‘ 5 5
‘kaTakavxara1, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
katakavy@, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . 5 id.

katakewat |, fut. efropat, (§ 33. tab. DD) (xara
& ketpac) to lie, be in a recumbent po-
sition, be laid down, Mar. 1. 30; 2. 4; to
recline at table, Mar. 2. 15; 14. 3, et al.

Katakeipevol, “nom. pl. masc. part. pres. KOTGKELLAL
KaTakeljevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
KaTakelevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
kataketoOor, pres. infin. . : ; F id.
kaTaKetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.—Al. Ln. Tdf.) ‘d
aVaKeLTaL, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 7. 37) . j ,
Katakekpitat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. KaTaKkpivw

KaTakAdw, o|, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) aor. 1,
katéxhdoa, (Kata & KAdw) to break,
break in pieces, Mar. 6. 41; Lu. 9. 16.
katakAeiw |, fut. efow, (§ 22. rem. 4) (xara &
KNetw) to close, shut fast; to shut up, con-
fine, Lu. 3. 20; Ac. 26. 10.
katakAnpoooréw, @|, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
(kava, KAXjpos, & didwp) to divide out
by lot, distribute by lot, Ac. 13. 19. LXX.
KatakAnpovopew, @}, fut. vow, (§ 16. tab. P)
(kara, KAnpos, & VEL, to distribute)
same as preceding, for which it is a v.r.

KatakAOjvar, aor. 1, inf. pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) xatakAtvw
Katak\Oys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
karakAivare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.

katakXive |, fut. wo, (0), (§ 27. rem. 1. a) aor. 1,
karéxXiva, aor. 1, pass. catexA(Ony, (t),
(kara & KAivw) to cause to lie down,
cause to recline at table, Lu. 9. 14; mid.
to lie down, recline, Lu. 14. 8; 24. 30.

katakdvu |, fut. Yow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1, pass.
KatexAvcOnv, (kata & Krilw, to lave,
wash) to inundate, deluge.

KaTakAvo}.0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

a2 Pe. 3.6.

b Mar. 5. 5,

an wmundalion, deluge, Mat. 24. 38, 39, et al.
KatakAvoGeis,? nom.sing. masc. part. aor.1, pass. kataxAvlw
KatTakAvopov, acc. sing. :

6, (83. tabCra)

gen. sing. :

- Katak\vop0s
KatakAvopos |, 0d, katakrdiles
KaTaKkAvo}L0v, KaTakAVO 0S
KatakoAovbéw, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (kata

& aKoAovbéw ) to follow closely or ear-

mestly, Lu. 23. 55; Ac. 16. 17. .
KataxoXovbjcaca, nom.s. fem. part.aor.1 «atakoovbéw
KaTakoAovlnoacat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 1 id.
(§ 23. rem. 1. a) (xara &

KOTO) to cut or dash in pieces; to man-

KataKkoTTw |, fut. Wo,

gle, wound.

nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. KatTaKo7TTw
to}

KATAKOTTOV,”
kataxpnpvicw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (kata &
Kpy}Lvos, a precipice) to cast down head-

long, precipitate.

KaTaKpnpviorat, aor. 1, infin. act. : KataKkpnpvice
kataxpiOjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. KaTaKpivw
KatakplOjre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
KaTtakpiapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
KataKpyy.a |, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) . id.
KaTaxpwel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
KaTaKpLVELs, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act... id.
KATAKPLVOvGL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ¢ id.

KaTaKplvo, Gc)e fut. wd, (§ 21. rem. L: a) aor. I,

Katékpiva, perf. pass. KOTAKEKpLLAl,
aor. 1, pass. KarexpiOnv, (i), (kata &
Kpivo) to give judgment against, condemn,
Mat. 27. 3; Jno. 8. 10, 11, et al.; to con-
demn, to place in a guilty ight by con-
trast, Mat.

JEIGs tits Fie

12 AY Ae so se theme ahe

/ v , - .
KATaKplLa, GATOS, TO, condemnation,
condemnatory sentence, Ro. 5.16, 18; 8. 1.

L.G,

KataKpiots, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

condemnation, 2 Co. 3. 9; censure, 2 Co.

Ya ce 1POX
KaTaKplvov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. KaTaKpivo
KaTakpioews, gen. sing. KATEKPLOLs
KATAKpPLOLW, acc. sing. . ° . . id.
Katakpwots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c). KaTaKkplvo
KATAKUPLEVOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. KaTAKUpLEvW
KATAKUPLEVOVCL, 33 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id.
KATAKUPLEVOAS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.

Kataxuptevw |, fut. eviow, (§ 13. tab. M) (xara &
Kuptevo) to get into one’s power; in N.T.

e Lu. 4. 29

KaTanr

217

KaTar

to bring under, master, overcome, Ac. 19. 16; to

domineer over, Mat. 20. 25, et al. LG.
kataAafsécOat, aor.2,inf.mid. (§36.rem.2) xatraAapBavw
kataAdBy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. ; id.
katadaBnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. . id.
kataAaopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
Katadaojevos, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
KataAafsw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. : id.
kataAaAet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . - Katadaéw
kataXaXciobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass —B.

KaTaAaXovaww [dpar |, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. id.

(1 Pe. 2. 12)

karaAaXetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. Fi id.

Katadahew, ©], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (xara &
Aadéw) to blab out; to speak against,
calumniate, Ja. 4.11; 1 Pe. 2.12; 3. 16.

KatadaXud, ds, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) evil-speaking, detraction, back-
biling, calumny, 2 Co. 12. 20; 1 Pe. 2. 1.
LXX.

KataAaXos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
slanderous; a detractor, calumniator, Ro.

1) 30h) NED
KatadaXxa. |, as, 1) KataAadéw
KkataAaAwat, nom. pl. . KkataAadua
kaTtaAaAuds, acc. pl. ‘ : 5 : id.
KaraAaXos |, ov, 0, 7) kataAdadew
kataAdAovs,? acc. pl. masc. kaTaAaXos
KkataAaXovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. KkataAadew
kataAaA@y, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
kataAaA@ct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. . ; id.
katadap.Bavojat, | pers.s.pres.ind.mid. xataAapPavw

katadapBavw |, fut. Aypopat, aor. 2, KaréAafov,
($36. rem. 2) (kata & AapPavw) to
lay hold of, grasp; to obtain, attain, Ro.
9. 30; 1 Co. 9. 24; to seize, to take pos-
session of, Mar. 9. 18; to come suddenly
upon, overtake, surprise, Jno. 12. 35; to
deprehend, detect in the act, seize, Jno.

8. 3, 4; met. to comprehend, apprehend,

KataAeuropevys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. xatadeirw
kataXeirw |, fut. yw, aor. 2, xaréAtrov, (§ 24.
rem. 9) (kara & Neizw) to leave behind;
to leave belind at death, Mar. 12. 19; to
relinquish, let remain, Mar. 14. 52; to
quit, depart from, forsuke, Mat. 4. 13;
16. 4; to neglect, Ac. 6.2; to leave alone,
or without assistance, Lu. 10. 40; to re-
serve, Ro. 11. 4.
KaTdAeypa, atos, TO, 4 remnant, a
L.G.
KatdXouros, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2)
remaining; of kataAo.rot, the rest, Ac.

small residue, Ro. 9. 27.

15. 17:
katoArerpOnvat, aor. 1, inf. pass. (§23.rem.4) — xatadetzrw
KataAeiWavTas, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
KaraNeiwet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. “ id.
KaTaNeeyrpLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

kataAdbate |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xara &
Abalw) to stone, kill by stoning. LXX.

KataAace,* 3 pers. sing. fut.ind. . kataAvbalo
KataXizrn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. KataAetrw
KataAurovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
KaTaAuTrov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id
kataAdayerres, nom.pl. masc. pt.aor.2, pass. xatadAA\dcow
karadhayy |, HS, 2 (§ 2. tab. B. a) : j id.
katadAayyv, acc. sing. : : katahAayi)
KaTadAayis, gen. sing. ; : . ‘ id.
kataAddyyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. pass. xatad\Aacow
KatadAayyTo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. pass. id.
kataAAaéavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. I, act. id.

katahAdoow |, fut. d&w, (§ 26. rem. 3) aor. 2, pass.
Karp\dcynv, (G), (kata & GAAdoow)
to change, exchange; to reconcile; pass.
to be reconciled, Ro. 5. 10; 1 Co. 7. 11;

QECons= 1S, 919;) 20:
KaTaAAGyn, 7S, Wy, (8 2. tab. B. a)
pr. an exchange; reconciliation, restora-
tion to favour, Ro. 5. 11; 11. 15; 2 Co.

35 alts}, 2}

Jno..1. 5; mid. to understand, perceive, xataAAdoowy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. kaTraAAacow
Ac. 4. 133. 10. 34, et al. KaTdAourot,° nom, pl. masc. < KatdaAouros
katadeyw |, fut. gw, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (kata & kardAouros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7- rem. 2) kataAeirw
eyo) to select; to reckon in a number, katoAve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. 5 KaTadAvw
enter in a list or catalogue, enrol. kataAv6y, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id,
katareyérOu,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. Kataheyw xataAdvynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.
KataXeyrpa.|,° atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) KaTaAeirw (§ 14. tab. N) . . . id.
katoAeire, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ‘ id. Katadvpa.|, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. Dic) . . id.
a Ro. 1. 30. 61 Ti. 5.9. c Ro. 9. 27. d Lu. 20. 6. e Ac. 15. Ww

KaTAN 218

KataAvpati, dat. sing. KaTOAvLA
KaraAvoat, aor. 1, infin. act. Kkatadvw
katadvcet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.
KataAvow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . f id.
Kkatadvowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.

katadvw |, fut. Jow, (0), aor. 1, pass. KaterAvdny,
(v), (§ 13. tab. M. and § 14. tab. N)
(kara & vw) to dissolve; to destroy, de-
molish, overthrow, throw down, Mat. 24. 2;
26. 61; met. to nullify, abrogate, Mat.
6.17; Ac. 5. 38, 39, et al.; absol. to
unloose harness, etc., to halt, to stop for
the night, lodge, Lu. 9. 12. (v).
KataXvpa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a lodging, inn, khan, Lu. 2. 7; a guest-

chamber, ccenaculum, Mar. 14. 14; Lu.

Fe Ths
KaTaAvwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . KaTtaAvw
KaTapabere,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. KatapavOave

katapavOavw |, fut. pabyropa, aor. 2, ratéa-
Gov, (§ 36. rem. 2) (kata & pavOavw)
to learn or observe thoroughly; to consider
accurately and diligently, contemplate, mark.
KaTapapTipéw, o], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (kara
& papTupew) to witness or testify against,
Mat. 26. 62; 27. 13, et al.
KaTapLapTupovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.
Katapevovtes,’ nom. pl. masc. part. pres. KaTOpLEvo
Karapeve |, fut. evo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (kara, &
pevo) to remain; to abide, dwell.

KaTopapTupEew

Katapovas, adv. (kata & pdvos) alone, apart, in
private, Mar. 4. 10; Lu. g. 18.
katavabeua,” atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (kara &

dvabepa) a curse, execration; meton.
N.T.

xatavabepnarico, fut. (ow, (§ 26.

one accursed, execrable.

rem. 1) to curse. N.T.
katavabepari<erv,* pres. infin. Katavabepatico
catevabepaticw |, fut. iow Katavabena

katavaAloKov,® nom. sing. neut. part. pres. xatravadioKw
catavadiokw |, fut. XKdow, (§ 36. rem. 4) (kata &
avahioxw) to consume, as fire.
KatavapKaw, © |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (xara &
vapKaw, to grow torpid) in N.T. to be
torpid to the disadvantage of any one, to be
a dead weight upon; by impl. to be trou-
blesome, burdensome to, in respect of main.

tenance, 2 Co. 11. 9; 12. 13, 14.

KATQT
KATAVApPKY}TY, l pers. sing. fut. ind. KaTavapKaw
katavevw |, fut. evooua, (KkaTtd & vetw) pr. to

nod, signify assent by a nod; genr. to make

signs, beckon, Lu. 5. 7.
Kkatavoets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : - KaTavoew
Katavoéw, @|, fut. yow, ($§ 16. tab. P) (Kard &

voew ) to perceive, understand, apprehend,

Lu. 20. 23; to observe, mark, contemplate,

Lu. 12. 24, 27; to discern, descry, Mat.
4. 3; to have regard to, make account of,

Ro. 4. 19.
KaTAVOnTaL, aor. 1, infin. . KaTavoes
KaTavoncas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 - id.
KATAVOHTATE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. , id.
katavoovvtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. , id.
KaTAVvOOMeEY, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj... : id.

KatavTaw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. K) (xara &
avTdw ) to come to, arrive at, Ac. 16. 1;
20. 15; Of an epoch, lo come upon, 1 Co.

10. 11; met. to reach, attain to, Ac. 26. 7,

Gea Ibten

KATQYTHTAL, aor. 1, infin. . ; : Paaedeen
KATAVTHCAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | id.
KATOVTNOELY, fut. infin—B. . ; } =

katavrnoat, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac.26.7) f ;
Katav7ngw, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . ; id.
KatavTicwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. , id.
Katavvéews,f gen. sing. . : Karavudis
Katavvéts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) in N.T. deep

sleep, stupor, dulness. LXX.
katavioow |, fut. &w, aor. 2,
(§ 26. rem. 3) (Kara. & vioow) to pierce
through; to pierce with compunction and

,
pass. KaTevuyiy,

pain of heart, Ac. 2. 37.

KaTaciow, |, fut. Wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (kara. &
asiow) to account worthy of, Lu. 20. 35;
2.0365 VAC is. an; #2 hess muse

Katakubévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1,

pass. (§ 21. tab. U) KaTaciow
KataéwOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ‘ ; id.
KataéuOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
katatratety, pres. infin. act. KatamaTew
Kkatamateiobat, pres. infin. pass. . : id.

KaTaTrUTew, |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (Kara &
Tatéw) to trample wpon, tread down or
under feet, Mat. 5.13; 7.6; Lu. 8.5;
12. 1; met. to trample on by indignity,

spurn, He. 10. 29.

a Mat. 6. 28. 6 Ac. 1. 13. c Re. 22. 3.

d Mat. 26. 74. e He. 12. 29. Jf Ro. 11. 8.

KATQATT

KaTaTaTynoas, nom.sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.

KaTATATHOWL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
} /
Katamavoews, gen. sing. : KOTOTAVELS
, : A
KaTaTavolv, acc. sing. : : 5 < id.

Katdavots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) KaTaTavw
kararravw |, fut. avow, (§ 13. tab. M) (xara &

Trav) to cause to cease, restrain, Ac.

14.18; to cause to rest, give final rest to,

to setile finally, He. 4. 8; intrans. to rest,

desist from, He. 4. 4, 10.

KaTdaravots, ews, 77, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

pr. the act of giving rest; a state of set-

tled or final rest, He. 3. 11, 18; 4. 3, II,

et al.; @ place of rest, place of abode,

dwelting, habitation, Ac. 7. 49.
KatameoovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, (§ 37.

rem. 1) KaraminTw
Katavéracpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (xara-

TETAVVU[LL, to expand) a veil, curtain,

Mat. 27. 51; Mar. 15. 38; Lu. 23. 45;

He. 6. 19; 10. 20. LXX.
KatTaTreTaopatos, gen. sing. . KaTaTéTac La
Katamwelv, aor. 2, infin. act.—B. Ln.

Katarin, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Pe. 5. 8)

Kararin, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. 4 id.

,
\ KOTQTLVOW

katamivovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

Katarivw |, fut. aiopar, aor. 2, xarérioy, aor. 1,
pass. karemoGnv, (§ 37. rem. 1) (kata &
mive) to drink, swallow, gulp down, Mat.
23.24; to swallow up, absorb, Re. 12. 16;
ZECOrns 455
whelm, He. 11. 29; to swallow greedily,

to ingulf, submerge, over-

devour, 1 Pe. 5. 8; to destroy, annihilate,
INCoh aS ais BCE 45 Fo

, . p
Katamimrew, pres. infin. OEEOARE TOD

catarinte |, fut. zecovpat, aor. 2,
perf. awémtwxa, (§ 37. rem. 1) (kad. &
TTT) to fall down, fall prostrate, Ac.
26. 14; 28. 6.

katathew |, fut. evoopat, aor. |, KaterAevon,
(§ 35. rem. 1. 3) (kata & Tréw) to sail
towards land, to come to land, Lu. 8. 26.

KataToOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.

Katamovew, |, fut. you, ($ 16. tab. P) (xara &
Tovew) to exhaust by labour or suffering;

US
KATETEC OY,

s
KOTQTLVO

to weary out, 2 Pe. 2.7; to overpower,

oppress, Ac. 7. 24.
KGTATOVOULEVOV, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. KOTUTTOVEeW
KATATOVOUPLEVO, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.

1 ,
Katamovrileo Oar, pres. infin. pass. katamovrile

219

KaTap

katamarew | Katatovtige |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xara & rovtite,

to sink, fr. TOVTOS) to sink in the sea;

pass. to sink, Mat. 14. 30; to be plunged,

submerged, Mat. 18. 6.
Katarrov7icOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. katazrovtile
Katapa, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B.b) (xara & dpa) @

cursing, execration, imprecalion, Ja. 3. 10;

from the Heb. condemnation, doom, Gal.

3. 10, 13; 2 Pe. 2. 14; meton. a doomed

one, one on whom condemnation falls, Gal.

3. 13. (ap).

KaTapdaopat, Gar, fut. dropar, aor. 1,

Karnpacdpynv, (§ 19. tab. S) in NT,

perf. pass. part. KaTnpaj.evos, to curse, to

wish evil to, imprecate evil upon, Mat.

5. 44; Mar. 11. 21, et al.; in N.T. pass.

to be doomed, Mat. 25. 41.

KaTdpav, acc. sing. KaTapa.
Katapadopat, Gpar|, fut. doopar : id.
KaTdpas, gen. sing. - c : : id.
katepaoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. KaTapaopat
Katapyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. KaTapyéw
KaTapyelTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id.

KaTapyéw, o|, (§ 16. tab. P) fut. now, perf. KaTNp-
ynka, aor. il KaTypynoa, perf. pass.
KaTHpynpat, aor. 1, pass. KaTnpynOnv,
(kara. & apyos) to render useless or un-
productive, occupy unprofitably, Lu. 13.7;
to render powerless, Ro. 6.6; to make
empty and unmeaning, Ro. 4. 14; to ren-
der null, to abrogate, cancel, Ro. 3. 3, 313
Ep. 2.15, et al.; to bring to an end, 1 Co.
AGG Melo ie vilits OY, OR ACO 2% yy Ge
al.; to destroy, annihilate, 2 Thes.2.8; He.
2.14; to free from, dissever from, Ro.
Fa 2nOl Galle. 5 14!

KatapynOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. Katapyceo
katapynOjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.
karapynOjcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
Katapynoat, aor. 1, infin. act. : : id.
KaTapyyTavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
KaTapynoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. ], act. id.
KaTApyHoel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
Katapyyoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
KATOpPYOUMeEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. j id.
KATApyoupLevny, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
KATApYOULEVOV, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
KaTapyouplevov, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
KATApYOUjLEvo, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. . id.

katapiOpew, ©), fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (xara &

220 KATA

KaTaAP
apiO jew) to enumerate, number with, count with, readiness, Mat.11. 10; Mar. 1.2; Lu. 1.17; 7.27;
NG. iy: to construct, form, build, He.3.3,4; 9.2,6;
Kataptilecbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. Kataptico Ries Pe: 3520:
katapricere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. 5 id. KaTacKevacas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 Katackevalw
kataptigovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. KatagKevacel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. s Pecids
katapticy |, fut. iow, aor. 1, Katyptica, (§ 26. katacKyvovy, pres. infin. . KATATKNYOW

rem. 1) (Kara. & apticw) to adjust tho-
roughly; to knit together, unite completely,

1 Co. 1. 10; to frame, He. 11. 3; to pre-
pare, provide, Mat. 21. 16; He. 10. 5: to
qualify fully, to complete in character, Lu.
6. 40; He. 13.21; 1 Pe. 5.10; perf. pass.
KATYPTLG}LEVOS, fit, pes ROO. 22); 0
repair, refit, Mat. 4. 21; Mar. 1. 19; to
supply, make good, 1 Thes. 3. 10; to re-
store to a forfeited condition, to reinstaie,
Gal. 6. 1.

Kataptiots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
pr. a complete adjustment; completeness of
Cops slG:

KaTapTLT"OS, Ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
a perfectly adjusted adaptation; complete

character, perfection, 2

qualification for a specific purpose, Ep.

A ata, JKC
Kataptica, aor. 1, infin. act. Kataptilen
KaTapTioat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. act. ? id.
KaTaptice, 3 pers. sing. fut. act—Al. Ln. si, a
Katapticat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Pe. 5. 10)
Kataptiow,” ace. sing. . ; KaTapTLots
Kataptiots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Kataptilw
KaTapTio Lov,” ace. sing. KaTapTic Los
KatapTicpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 3 Katapticw
Katapwpefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . KaTapdopat

KATApPWpLEeVvOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
KaTaceioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 KaTac ew
Kataceiw |, fut. oeiow, (§ 13. tab. M) (xara &

oi) to shake down or violenty; THV

xelpa, or ™m xetpi, to wave the hand,

beckon; to sign silence by waving the hand,

Acwa2°) 75 etal:

Kataoka |, fut. wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (kara &

OKATTW) pr.to dig down under, undermine;

by impl. ¢o overthrow, demolish, raze, Ro.

Il. 33 Ta KaTEcKappeva, Tuins, Ac. 15.16.
katacKevalerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. pass. KkataoKevalw
Katackevacomevys, gen. s. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
katackevale, |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (kara &

oxevaw, fr. oKevos) to prepare, put in

KatacKyvow, @|, fut. dow, (§ 20.tab.T) (Kara &
oKnvow, fr. oxnvy) to pitch one’s tent;
in N.T. to rest in a place, settle, abide,
Ac. 2. 26; to haunt, roost, Mat. 13. 323
Mar: 4. 32; Lu. 13. 19.

KaTacKyVvwcts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. e)
pr. the pitching a tent; a tent; in N.T.
a dwelling-place; a haunt, roost, Mat.
$220;. bu i954 58. LG:

Katackyvoce, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. KATATKnVOW
KoTacKnvecets, acc. pl. KATATKHVWCLS
KaTackyvocts |, ews, 7 KaTacKnVvow
KataoKialovTa,® nom. pl. neut. part. pres. KatacKial

katackidtw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xara &
ox.ialw, idem) to overshadow.

KatackoTéw, @|, fut. KatacKkéouot, in N.T.
aor. 1, infin. katacKxornoa, (kata &
oKoTEW) to view closely and accurately;
to spy out, Gal. 2. 4.

kaTaoKoros, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
a scout, spy, He. 11. 31.

KatacKkomyoat,? aor. 1, infin. KaTACKOTEW
‘ :
KataoKoTos |, ov, 6 : ; : : id.
,
KaTacKOTOUs,° acc. pl. KQTA&CKOTrOS

katacopiCopat |, fut. drouat, ($ 26. rem. 1) (kara
& copilw) to exercise cleverness to the
detriment of any one, to outwit; to make
a victim of subtlety, to practise on by in-
sidious dealing. LG.

KaTacopurapevos,! nom. s. masc. pt. aor. |

KatactabycovrTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass.
(§ 29. rem. 6) ;

KatactetAas, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 1, act.

Katacopilopoat

Kablornue
KkatacteAAw
katacTéAAw |, fut. cred, aor. 1, Karéorerda,

(§ 27. rem. 1, b. d) perf. pass. Karé-
otaApat, (§ 27. rem. 3) (kata & o7éd-
dw) to arrange, dispose in regular order;
to appease, quiet, pacify, Ac. 19. 35, 36.
KatacToAy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
pr. an arranging in order; adjustment of
dress; in N.T. apparel, dress, | Ti. 2. 9.

KataoTnua |, atos, TO, ($ 4. tab. D. C) Kabiornpe

a2 Co. 13.9. b Ep. 4. 12. c He. 9. 5.

d Gal. 2. 4. een ol. Teer (a9.

KATA 221 Karan
KaTaoTHpaTt," dat. sing. pi KaTdoTHLE person, to curry favour with, Ac. 24. 275 Zh Qs
KatacTHoel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id. KatdJeua, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
KatacTyoys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id. an execration, curse; by meton. what is
KatacTyoopev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. Kabiornpe worthy of execralion, i.q. katavabeua,
KataoTyiow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. Rewz25 35 ND:

KatacTyowpev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id. katabeparicu, fut. cow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
KataoToNy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) KatacteAXw to curse, v.r. Mat. 26. 74. N.T.
KaracToAy,’ dat. sing. KatagToAy | Katatopn |, 7s, 7, ($ 2- tab. B. a) (kataréyve, to
Kataotpéepo |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. 2) (Kara. & cut up, fr. Kara & TELVo) concision, mu-
oTpépw) to invert; to overturn, overthrow, tilation.
throw down, Mat. 21. 12; Mar. 11. 15. Kataropny,! acc. sing. kaTaToun
Kataotpopy, As, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) katatogevOnoerat,® 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. Katatogevw
an overthrow, destruction, 2 Pe. 2.6; met. katatogevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (Kara &
overthrow of right principle or faith, witer tokevw, 0 shoot with a bow) to shoot
detriment, perversion, 2 Ti. 2. 14. down with arrows; to transfix with an
Kataotpyvidw |, fut. dow, (kata & orpyvid, to arrow or dart.
be headstrong, wanton, fr. OTpPHVS or KataTpexe |, fut. KaTadopapovp.a, aor. 2, cOpapLov,
OTpnVos, hard, harsh) to be headstrong or (§ 36. rem. 1) (kara. & TPEXW) lo run
wanton towards. N.T. down, Ac. 21. 32.
Karactpyvidowor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. Katacrpyvidw | Katavydlw |, fut. dow, (Kata & abydlw) to shine
KaTacTpopy |, HS, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) kataotpepw down, or upon. v.r.
Katactpopy, dat. sing. . : Katactpody | Katavydoat, aor. 1, infin—C.D. . :
KATACTPOVVUpLL, OF viw |, fut. karaotpwcw, aor. 1, atydoat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Co. 4. a Ketavyaluy
pass. KatTeoTpwoonv, (§ 36. rem. 5) (kara. Katapaye, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. . xateo Oi
& OTPOVVULL—VbW) to strew down, lay KaTapayerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.—Gr. a
flat; pass. to be strewn, laid prostrate in lil fees : 6 id.
death, 1 Co. to. 5. Karepaye, Rec. (Ino. 2. 17) J
katactpy,* 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. KaTacvpw Katapayy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
KaTacvpe |, (cata & avpw) to drag down, to drag KaTapayov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
away. (p). Katapépw |, fut. katotow, aor. 1, pass. KaTnvexOnv,
kataopdsare,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. Karac pale (§ 36. rem. 1) (kata & dépw) to bear
katacpdlo, or opartw |, fut. cha€w, (§ 26. rem. 3) down; to overpower, as sleep, Ac. 20. 9;
(xara & opalw, or opdrtw) to slaugh- Katapépe Wor, to give a vote or ver-
ter, slay. dict, Ac. 26. 10
xatarppayile |, fut. (gw, perf. pass. Kateoppd- KaTaepopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. Katabepw
yropat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (kata & odpa- Kataépovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pe!
yitw) to seal up, Re. 5. 1. Al. Ln. Tdf. 5 id.
Katacxéoe, dat. sing. KaTdoXEots depovtes kata—R. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 25. 7)|
Kataoxeow, acc. sing. . ; t ; id. katapevyw |, fut. oar, aor. 2, karépvyov, (§ 24.
katdoxeots |, €Ws, oh (§ 5. tab. E. c) KaTEXw rem. 9) (kara, & pevyw) to flee to for
katraoxwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. (§ 36. refuge, Ac. 14. 6; He. 6. 18.
rem. 4) és : 5 id. katapbapyoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, pass. Katapleipw
katatiOnp|, fut. Ojow, aor. 1, KatéOnka, (§ 28. katapbeipw |, fut. pbepa, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) fut.
tab. V) (kata & tlOnpe) to lay down, de- pass. Kataplapycopat, (§ 27. rem. 4.
posit, Mar. 15. 46; mid. to deposit or lay b. c) (Kara. & fbeipw) to destroy, cause
up for one’s self; xapwv, or xapiras, to to perish, 2 Pe. 2. 12; to corrupl, deprave,
lay up a store of favour for one’s self, DAMN, By, fel,
earn a title to favour at the hands of a Katadpirew, |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (kara. &
a Tit. 2.3. 61 Ti. 2.9. CAVTiD. Ul, d Lu. 12. 58. e Lu. 19. 27 f Phi. 3. 2 g He, 12. 20,

|
|

KaTap 29

2 KaTeEeX

pirew) to kiss affectionately or with a semblance
of affection, to kiss with earnest gesture,
Mat. 26. 49; Lu. 7.38; Ac. 20. 37, et al.

KatadiAodea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. Katadidew
Katadpovets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. Katadpovew
Katadpovetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. - id.
Katadpoveitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : id.
Katappoveitwcayv, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.

Katappovew, & |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (xara &
ppovew) pr. to think in disparagement of;
to contemn, scorn, despise, Mat. 18. 10;
Ro. 2. 4; toslight, Mat. 6.24; Lu. 16. 13;
INCOM 22) ele eA wk et O. is 2 0Pe:
2. 10; to disregard, He. 12. 2.
KatappovyTys, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
a contemner, despiser, scorner, Ac. 13.41.

L.G.
KaTappovncas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 Katappovew
Katappovncel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. c id.
Katappovyonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. 5 id.
KatadpovyTai,“ nom. pl. - KatappovnTys
Katadpovntis |, od, 6 Katadpovew

KaTappovovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.

katapvydvres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2

Kataxéw |, fut. evow, (§ 35. rem. 1, 3) (kara. &
xew) to pour down upon, Mat. 26.7; Mar.
L469

Kataxbevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

KataxOovios |, tov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (kara &
xGav, the earth) under the earth, subter-

Katapevyw

Karayw

ranean, infernal.
kataxOoviwy,” gen. pl. KataxOovios
Kataxpdopat, Omar}, fut. yoouat, ($ 19. tab. S)

(xard & xpdopar) to use downright ; to

use up, consume; to make an unrestrained

use of, use eagerly, 1 Co. 7. 31; to use to

the full, stretch to the utmost, 1 Co.

Gp iteks
, 0 ] - fi ,
KaTaxpyoaotvat, aor. 1, infin. + KATAXPAaopat
KaTAXPOLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. , id.
KaTayv0ey,° 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. f KaTayvyo

kaTayixe |, fut. £, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (ard. &
Yvyw) to cool, refresh. (qv).

KaTeayaot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass. (§ 36.

Fem5)) - 4 2 : KATAyVUpLe
katéazay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
kated&er, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. F 4 id.
xatéBawe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. KataBaivw

a Ac. 13. 41. b Phi. 2. 10. e Lu. 16. 24. d2Co. 12. 16. e Lu.

kateBapnoa,? 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Katafsapew
katéBn, 3 pers. s. aor. 2, ind. (§31.rem.1.d) kataBaivo
kateBnyv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2. ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
katéBynoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . : id.
kateBAnOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 27.

im, 8) 5 5 3 : kataBad\dw
Katey, 3 pers. pl. imperf. katayehaw
KATEYVOOHLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf.

pass. (§ 36. rem. 3) KaTayWooKw
Katéonoe,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . KaTaoew
KaTeducacate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. KaTadiKacey
katediweay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. KOTAOLWOKW
KaTedpape,® 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36.

rath JY) g 5 . KaTATpPeXW
katéOnke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. KatariOnpe
KatelowAov," acc. sing. fem. KatelowNos

karelowdos |, ov, 6, #, ($7. rem. 2) (Kata & eldw-
Aov) rife with idols, sunk in idolatry,
grossly idolatrous. N.T.

KaTELANLLEVHV, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. .pass.

(§ 36. rem. 2) : . kaTaAap Paver
KateAnpevar, perf. infin. act. . : F id.
KateAnpOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
Karetpyaoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13.

rem. 4) . Katepyalopar
Kateipydoba, perf. infin—A. B. Ln. Tdf. \ -

KatepydoacGa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Pe. 4.3)
kateipyaoOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
KaTelxETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. Karexw
Katetxouea, 1 pers. pl. imperf. pass. ‘ id.
Katelxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. (§ 13. rem. 4) id.

- ? at nC € ,
katekay, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§24.rem.11) xataxaiw
Katekatoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . : id.
Katéxeito, 3 pers. sing. imperf.

KatékAace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§22.rem.2) KataxAaw

KOTAKELLAL
KatéxAewoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. KaTakAelw
KatéxAeuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
KatexAnpodotyge,' 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. KataxAnpodoréw
KatexAypovopnce, 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind.

—A.B. C.D. Gr. Sch. Taf. } xaraxAnpovopeéw
KatexAnpodstyae, Rec. (Ac. 13.19)
KatekAtOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass.—Al.

Ln. Tdf. A 3
évexrOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 7. 36)
katekptOn, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) kaTakpivw

,
KatakAivw

KaTEKpLVaV, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . ; id.
KaTEKpLE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
katéAafse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. KaradapBdve

10.34. Jf Mar. 1.36. g Ac. 21. 32. h Ac, 17. 16. t Ac. 13. 19.

EE ——

KATE

223

kateAaBopuyv, | pers. sing. aor. 2, mid.—Al.
Ln. Tdf. c “

+ kaTadap Bava
karadafopevos, R.Gr.Sch.(Ac.25.25)
KateAeipon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 23

rem. 4) katadelrw
KaTteAnpOnv, 1] pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 36.

rem. 2) katadapBayw
kateAGety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 1) KaTEepXopat
xateAOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id.

KateAOovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor.2 id.

Kate\Ouy, nom. sing. masc.

KatéAure, 3 pers. sing. aor.
rem. 9)

part. aor. 2 : id.
2; sind, acte\ (S24:

/
KaTaXeirw
KatéAurov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2,
inds @cts: Wage | or : : : id.
KatéAvoa, | pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. katadvw

, ” k .
Katevaytt, adv. (xara & évayre) over against, op-
posite to, Mar. 11.2; 12.41; 13.33 6, %,
XA , -
70, Katevavtt, Opposite, Lu.19.30; before,
in the presence of, in the sight of, Ro.4.17.
LXX.

3 e . = a .
KATEVOPKYTA, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.

Katévevoay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.

Katevexfeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

,
KATAVANKOW

4
KATAVEVW

(§ 36. rem.1) . Katapbépw
KaTevonoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. he ind. KaTavoew
Katevoovv, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. id.
Katevvynoay,’ 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 26.

rem. 3) KaTavvoow

Katevwiov, adv. or prep. (kata & évisrrov) in the
presence of, in the sight of, 2 Co. 2. 17;
12.19; Ep.1.4. LXX.

Kate€ovoracover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. » Katecovaralw

kateEovordlo |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (kara &
efovaalw) to exercise lordship over, do-

mineer over, Mat. 20. 25; Mar. to. 42.

N.T.
kareratyiOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 17.

tab. Q) KaTaTratew
Katéravoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. Katarave
katéravoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. J, ind. act. , id.
KaTeTeoTnoay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : Katepiornpe
katemte, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 37.

rem. 1) Katarivo
katérAevoay,? 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 35.

rem. 3) 4 : KataTAEew
katero0y, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 37.

rem: 1))ape. : : Katamlvw

a hu. 5.7. 6 Ac. 2. 37.

KATE
kateroOncar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. Katamww
katepydteo Oat, pres. infin. Karepydalopet
Katepyalea be, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
Katepyacerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . e id.

Katepydfopat, fut. doopa, (kara & epyalopar)
to work out; to effect, produce, bring out
asa result, Ro. 4. 1555-33. 7-133 2 Co.
Aci jijaelOseenie Zante ealte hex ders. 1 a
1. 3; to work, practise, realise in practice,
Ro. 1. 27; 2. 9, et al.; to work or mould
into fitness, 2 Co.5.5; to despatch, subdue,
Ep. 6. 13.

Katepyatouévy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. Karepyacopat

Katepyaouevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Katepyatouevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
KATEPYACG)LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
KATEpyacdjLevov, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
KATEPYArdLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
katepyicac@a1, aor. 1, infin. ‘ é id.

Katépxopat|, fut. eXevooua, aor. 2, KarndOor,
(§ 36. rem. 1) (xara & Epyopar) to
come or go down, Lu. 4. 31; 9. 37; Ac.
8.5; 9. 32, et al.; to land at, touch at,
ACH IS 2202 7rmne

KaTepxopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. KaTEépXopat
Kkatéoeuoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. Karacetw
katecOier, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. karecOiw
KateoOlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . ; id.
KateoOlovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KkatecOlovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ; id.

katecOiw |, fut. Kafédouar, and Kxataddyopuat,
aor. 2, Kat épiyov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (kata.
& ec bio) to eat up, devour, Mat. 13. 4,
et al.; to consume, Re. 11. 5, to expend,
squander, Lu. 15.30; met. to make a prey
of, plunder, Mat. 23. 13; Mar. 12. 40;
Lu. 20. 47; 2 Co. 11. 20; to vex, injure,

Gal. 5. 15
KaTEcKappLeva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. xatacKa7Tw
KaTecKkaway, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
KATETKEVACE, 3 pers. sing. aor. I ind. act. KatacKevac
kateckevacOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
KATECKEVATLEVOV, acc. Ss. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KATETKEVAT LEV, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. id.
KATETKIVOCE, 3 pers. sing. aor. ue ind. KaTacKnvow

kateotéOnoay, 3pers.pl.aor.1,pass.(§29.rem.6) xabiornpe
KatecTapévous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 27. rem. 3) : s . KatacréAAw

e Ac. 18. 12. d Lu. 8. 26.

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KATEO 224 KaTny

Karéoryoas, 2pers.s.aor.1,ind.act. ((§29.tab.X) kKablornpe
KATEOTNCE, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. F id.
Katéotpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.
cateoTpwOnoayv,® 3pers.pl.aor.1.ind.pass. xataoTpaovvype
Kateappayiopevoy,” acc. sing. neut. part. perf.

/
KaTaoTpEepw

,
pass. ; : ‘ - Katardpayilo
A s /
kutevOdvat, aor. 1, infin. act. katevOvvw
katevOvvat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. act. ; id.

katevduve |, fut. ty@, aor. 1, dva, (§ 27. rem. 1. a. f)
(kata & cibive, fr. ebOus, straight) to
make straight; to direct, guide aright,
Huet. 70)3) Ldihes: 3. en; 2) eBhes-13-55.

Karevdoyéew, &|, fut. yow, (kata & evtAoyéw) t0
bless, v.r. Mar. 10. 16.

Katépaye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind.

Katépayov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. . - id.

katepbappevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

Kateobiw

(§ 27. rem. 3) katapbeipw
katepirer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. Katadidew
KatepiAnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
katepiouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . c id.

katepiornpe |, intrans. aor. 2, careréoryy, (§ 29.
tab. X) (kara & épiornpr) to come upon
suddenly, rush upon, assault, Ac.18.12. N.T.
karépvyov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§24.rem. 9) katapevyw
Katéxee, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) xataxéw

KGTEXELY, pres. infin. act. , é Z KaTEXw
KATEXETE, 2. pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
KaTeXor, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. act. : id.
KaTEXOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
KATEXOVTOV, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
kaTéxovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id:

katéxw |, fut. caféfw, and xatacxyjow, imperf.
karelxov, aor. 2, katéoyov, (§ 36. rem. 4)
(kara & €Xw) to hold down; to detain,
retain, Lu. 4. 42; Philem. 13; to hinder,
restrain, 2 Thes. 2. 6, 7; to hold down-
right, hold in a firm grasp, to have in full
and secure possession, 1 Co. 7. 30; 2 Co.
6. 10; to come into full possession of, seize
upon, Mat. 21. 38; to keep, retain, 1 Thes.
5. 21; to occupy, Lu. 14. 9; met. to hold
fast mentally, retain, Lu. 8.15; 1 Co.
II. 2; 15.2; to maintain, He. 3. 6, 14;
10. 23; intrans. a nautical term, to land,
touch, Ac. 27. 40; pass. to be in the grasp
of, to be bound by, Ro. 7. 6; to be afflicted
with, Jno. 5. 4.

a1Co, 10. 5, 6 Re. 5.1.

KATATXECLS, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. ce) @ posses-
sion, thing possessed, Ac. 7. 5, 45. LXX.

KATEXWLEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. ; KaTeXw
KaTeXoV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. ; id.
KaTHyayov, 1 pers. sing. or 3 pers. pl. aor. 2,

ind. act. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) : KaTayo
KaTnyyeAn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, pass. (§ 27.

rem. 4. a) : KarayyeAdw
KarnyyetAapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
KaTyyyeAav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act.—]

Gr. Sch. Tdf. : ates id.

mpoxatiyyeray, Rec. (Ac. 3. os) |

KatyyyeAXov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . id.
Katyyopeiv, pres. infin. act. . . : KaTHYyopEw
Katnyopeia Oa, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) id.
KaTyyopetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
KaTyyopeitwcay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.

KaTyyopéew, o|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (kara &
ayopevu, to hurangue) to speak against,
accuse, Mat. 12. 10; 27. 12; Jno. 5. 45,
et al.

Katnyopia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) an accusation, crimination, Lu.
Oa 7puetuals

Katiyopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an
accuser, Jno. 8. 10; Ac. 23. 30, 35; 24. 8,
et al.

KarTyywp, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) an
accuser, v.r. Re. 12. 10, a barbarous form

for Karyyopos.

KaTHyopnca, aor. 1, infin. act. 3 KaTnyopew
KaTnyopyTw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
KATNYOPHTWCL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Katnyopic. |, as, "> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Katyyopia, dat. sing. naTyyopia
kaTyyopiav, acc. sing. : : : 3 id.
Kari yopot, nom. pl. KATHYOPOS
KarapyOpots, dat. pl. . : 5 id.
Katyyopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) ; . KaTiyopew
KATIYOPOvpeEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id
KATH YOPOv|LEVOS, nom. s. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
KaTyYyOpovr, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . ; id.
KaTNYOpOLvTEs, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KATNYOPOvVTOV, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KaTyyopous, acc. pl. : . : + KaTHyOpos
Katyyopovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ° KaTyyopew
KaTyyop@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Katyyovioavto,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. — cararywviopat

e He. 11. 33.

KATHY

KaTyywp, opos, d—A. Gr. Sch. Taf. . Y ; ;
4 aTnyopew
Katyyopos, Rec. (Re. 12. 10) mY YY)

KaTnAGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. Karépxopa
KatnAOoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.
KatnAOov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. id.
KaTp\Adynpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass.

(§ 26. rem. 3). . katad\Aacow
KaTHVEY KO, 1 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) Katradépw

KATHVTNKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind—B. Ln. Tdf.

Gr. Sch. (1 Co. ro. a eo eae

/
Katyvinoe, Rec.

KATHVTHTOLEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. l, ind. id.
KaTHVTyTAY, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . id.
KATHVTNGE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.

xatnsioOyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.
(S PM teloge US) yee TSN ee ; » KaTaéiow

KaTnpaevol, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. pass. KATO pPGopLat

KaTnpaaw, 2 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. (§ 15. rem. 3. b) id.
KaTnpy One, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. KaTapyew
KaTypynOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
KaTHpYyNnKa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
KaTHpynrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.

Katnpiunevos," nom. s. masc. part. perf. pass. KatapiO pew

katypriobar, perf. infin. pass. katapticoy
KaTYpTLC Leva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
KQTHPTLTLEVOL, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. pass. id.
KQTYPTLT[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KaTNpTiow, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. (§ 15.

rem. 3. b) id.
KarnoxuvOny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.

(§ 13. rem. 2) KOTOLT XUV
KATHOXUVOVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. id.
KaTnuddcyet, 3 pers. sing. imperf.—B. Tdf.

niroye, Rec. Gr. . Katevroyéw

edd dyet, Ln. Sch. (Mar. 10. 16) .

225

KQTOL
KaTnXn<vos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. KaTnxew
KaTnxnvTat, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. , dt
Katnxnow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
KatynxXOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 23.
ner) ; : ; Kardyo
KaTNXOv}jLevos, Nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. Karnxew
katnxodvTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.

KaTOW, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) perf. pass. Katiw-
pat, (ard. & ids) to cover with rust;
pass. to rust, become rusty or tarnished. L.G.
Katizxvoy, 3 pers. pl. imperf.

KaTizxvoovo1, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : :

KaTUTXvw
id.
KaTLUTXvo |, fut. Yow,- (§ 13. tab. M) (kara & ioxvw)
to overpower, Mat. 16.18; absol. to predomi-

nate, get the upper hand, Lu. 23.23. (v)-

katiwrat,” 3 pers. sing. perf. pass. (§21.tab.U) xatidw
KaToukei, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. RaToUReD
Karoukely, pres. infin. : id.
KATOLKELS, 2 pers. Sing. pres. ind. id.
Katoukete, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : * id.

Katoukew, @], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (xara &
oikéw) trans. to inhabit, Ac. 1. 19, et al.;
absol. to have an abode, dwell, Lu. 13. 4;
Ac. 11. 29, et al.; to take up or find an
abode, Ac. 7. 2, et al.; to indwell, Ep.
Bol 75) Vala Aebeurale

KaTolKnots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
an abode, dwelling, habitation, Mar. 5. 3.

KAaTOLKYTHpLOV, ov, TO, ($3. tab. C. c)
the same as the preceding, Ep. 2. 22; Re.
WGe02.

Katoukta, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) habitation, i.q. KQTOLKNGLS, Ac.
ig Ady JUAe

karyndera |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) KaTounoat, aor. 1, infin. KQTOLKEW
(karnpys, having a downcast look, kara KATOLK}TAVTL, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. |
& dos) dejection, sorrow. Gr. Sch. Tdf. id.
kaTnpevay,’ acc. sing. : Karipeve Katoukouvtt, Rec. Ln. (Mat. 23. 21) . i
KaTHXew, o|, fut. io, (§ 16. tab. i) (kara & KATOLKYTAS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
1X&) pr. to sound in the ears, make the KaToiKyow,” ace. sing. . KGTOLKYTLS
ears ring; to instruct orally, to instruct, KaToiknors |, €ws, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) KATOLKEW
inform, 1 Co. 14. 19; pass. to be taught, KOTOLKNTH LOY, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) 2 id.
be instructed, Lu. 1. 4; Ro. 2. 18; Gal. Karoukta. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
6. 6; to be. made. acquainted, Ac. 18. 25; Katoukias,” gen. sing. . KOTOLKLQ
to receive information, hear report, Ac. Katoukovuvtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . KATOLKEW
OTe2te 2d laGe KaToukovytTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
KaTnxXnOns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. KATH XEW KaToukovvTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Katnxnonoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id. KQTOLKOVVTWY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. x id.
a Ac. 1, 17. 6 Ja. 4.9. ce Ja. 5.3. d Mar. 5. 3. e Ac, 17. 26,

16

KGTOL 226 Kedpo
Katoukovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. Katouxew | kavyacOa, pres. infin. : : Kavxdopat
KaTOLK@V, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id. Kavxace, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
KatomTpiCopevot,* nom. pl. m, part. pres. mid. Katomtpilw | KavxacOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . id.
katomTpity |, fut. frw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xdtomzpor,

a mirror) to show in a mirror; to present a KQVX GUM, epa |, fut. Hoopat, aor. 1;
clear and correct image of a thing; mid. exavxnoapnv, perf. KEKOUYN|LAL, (§ 19.
to have presented in a mirror, to have a tab. S) to glory, boast, Ro. 2. 17. 23;
clear image presented, or, to reflect. L.G. vmrep twos, to boast of a person or thing,
KatopOwpa |, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (katopOcw, to undertake a laudatory testimony to,
to set upright, accomplish happily, fr. kata 2 Co.12.5; to rejoice, exult, Ro.5.2,3,11,
& 6pGdw, to make straight) anything hap- et al.
pily and successfully accomplished; a bene- Kavynpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
ficial and worthy deed. L.G. a glorying, boasting, 1 Co. 5.6; a ground
Katopbwpatwv,’ gen. pl. : ; - — katopbaya or matter of glorying or boasting, Ro.
kaTw, ady. and prep. (kara) down, downwards, Mat. 4. 23; joy, exultation, Phi. 1. 26; lauda-
4. 6; Lu. 4. 9; beneath, below, under, tory testimony, 1 Co. 9. 15, 16; 2 Co.
Mat. 27. 51; Mar. 14. 66, et al.; 6, ns 9. 3, et al.
70, kaTw, what is below, earthly, Ino. KavYnos, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
She2as a later equivalent to Kavyneat, Ro.
KOTOTEPOS, a, ov, (comparat. from 3227/5) 2) COn7 04, 145 kno wet sal:
Katw) lower, Ep. 4. 9. KAUXN|LA, aTOS, TO - — KaVXdopLat
Katwtépw, adv. (compar. of xdzw) Kavynpatos, gen. sing. : ‘ ; Kav ILO Z
lower, farther down; of time, under, Mat. Kavxnoacba, aor. 1, infin. KavXaopat
2.16: KAVXNTEWS, gen. sing. é “ KavXNTLS
KatOknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor.], ind. (§13.rem.2) xartouxéw KAVYXHONTAL, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. KAVXGOpLaL
Katotepa,® acc. pl. neut. . : 2 - KaTotepos | Kavynow, ace. sing. : Kavxnous
Katurtepos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Kato Kavynots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec). KQVXCOpLat
Katwrépw,4 adv. z id. KAVXNTOPLAL, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
Kaidda, indecl. prop. name of an island—B. Kavynoop.ca, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
Ln. Tdf. KAVXHTWLAL, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. , id.
KrAavdnv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac, 27. 16). KAVYHTWVTAL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. id.
KavOnowpa, 1 pers. sing. fut. subj. pass. (an KavX@pLaL, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
unusual form) Kaw Kavxouea, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
Kadpa, TOs, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) id. KQVXO[LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Kavparile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) id. KAVXOLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Kavpatioat, aor. 1, infin. act. Kavpatice KAaVXWLEVOUS, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Kavow,’ acc. sing. 5 . KavoLs KQVXOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 : id.
kavats |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Kalo Keyxpeat |, dv, ai, Cenchree, the port of Corinth
KavooojLat, odpiat |, (§ 21. tab U) id. on the Saronic Gulf.
Kavoovpeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. Kavo-oopau Keyypeats, dat. : : : : Keyxpeat
kavornpidico |, V-r. same signif. as KauTnpialw Kédpos |, ov, 7), (§ 3. tab. C. b) a cedar, Jno. 18. 1,
katvowv, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Kato where KeOpwv is a false reading for the
Katvowva, acc. sing. ; Kavowv proper name Kedpov.
kavowvi, dat. sing. . - é ‘i 2 id. Kédpur, gen. pl—Rec. . 5 c s
kaurnpiate |, fut. gow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Kata Kedpuv, Gr. Sch. Tdf. : = KéOpos
KOVYGCAL, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. for KQUXG, Kédpou, D. (Jno. 18. 1) . :
a later form combining the inflexions KAVXGOMAL Kedpov,! 6, Cedron, a mountain torrent near Jeru-
of acontract verb and a verb in pee salem. |
a2 Co, 3. 18. b Ac. 24. 3. ce Ep. 4.9. d Mat. 2.16 e He. 6. 8. f Ino, 18. 1. |

227

KE€KOT

(eee eS OE eee

KELULO
KELa, fut. Keloopat, (§ 33. tab. DD) to lie, to be laid;
to recline, to be lying, to have been laid
down, Mat. 28. 6; Lu. 2. 12, et al.; to
have been laid, placed, set, Mat. 3. 10;
Lu. 3.9; Jno. 2. 6, et al.; to be situated,
as a city, Mat. 5. 14; Re. 21. 16; to be
in store, Lu.12.19; met. to be constituted,
established as a law, 1 Ti. 1.9; in N.T.
of persons, to be specially set, solemnly ap-
pointed, destined, Lu. 2. 34; Phi. 1. 17;
1 Thes. 3. 3; to lie under an influence,
to be involved in, 1 Jno. 5. 19.
KoitTyn, ns, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a bed,
Lu. 11. 7; the conjugal bed, He. 13. 4;
meton. setual intercourse, concubitus ;
hence, lewdness, whoredom, chambering,
Ro. 13. 13; in N.T. conception, Ro. g. 10.
KoiTwV, @vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a
bed-chamber, Ac. 12. 20.
ke(peda, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. “ KELLOL
kKeipeva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. id.
KElLeval, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. . ; id.
Keyevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
KEyLevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
keievov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres. id.
KeiLeVOs, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. C id.
KElpaLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. (§ 27.
rem. 1. d) Kelpw
KelpavTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act—
Ie (CA ANGE , : : : id.
KeipovTos, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Ac. 8. 32))
Ketpac@or, aor. 1, infin. mid. sh
Keipaob, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. id.

keupta. |, as, 7); (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) a ban-
dage, swath, roller; in N.T. pl. grave-

clothes.
Ketpiaus,” dat. pl. . . . KEelpta.
KelpovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Keipw

Kelpo |, fut. kep®, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) aor. 1, mid.
EKELPALLYV, to cut off the hair, shear, shave,
CLO 632.15.) 1530s Commie Os DIS:
képpa, atos, TO, ($4. tab. D.c) some-
thing clipped smail; small change, small
pieces of money, coin, Jno. 2. 15.
Keppatiotys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
a money changer, Jno. 2. 14. N.T.

Ketrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind, Ketpa.

SS

KexaJapirpevous, acc.pl.masc. part. perf. pass.

Al Gaal cory hy. kabapie
kekaappevous, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 10. 2)
xexafappévovs, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 27. rem. 3) Kalaipw
KekdOtxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. Kabiler
KekaAvpp.evov, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. xadvarw
KEKAVILEVD, dat. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. Kaiw
KekavoTypliagpéevwv, gen. pl. part. perf. p. }

—A. Ln. Taf. ;

kekauTyptacjevwv, Ree. Gr. Sch. KkavoTnpiilo

(En 45 62) : ;
KexavTyplacpeve,” gen. pl. part. perf. pass. xaurypiilo
KeKavY LAL, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. . KaUXGoMat
kekevwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 21

tabs Ui : 5 KEVOW
Kekepacevov, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 36. rem. 5) : ‘ : KEpavvyupe
KekAELOPLEVOV, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. KAeiw
KekNeLopevov, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. F id.
kéxAeorat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 22.

rem. 5, 6) ; : : id.
KEKANKE, 3 pers. s. perf. ind. act. (§ 22.rem.4) xadéw
KekAykott, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. act. = id.
KEKAYKOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. act. id.
kekAnprevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KekAnLevols, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KekAn}L€VOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KEKAn[LEVOUS, acc, pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KekAnjevov, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. id.
kekAnpovounke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. kAnpovop.ew
KéxAyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. Smill

Ln. Taf. ; ‘Kanes

exdy On, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 7. 18)
KékAxe, 3 pers.sing. perf.ind. act. (§13.rem.6.c) «krAivw
Kéxpykas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§27.rem.2.d) kdpvw
KEKOLULNILEVOV, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. : KOU.de
KEKOLLYTAL, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
KekoltvwKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. KOLWWOW
KEKOLYWLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) : ‘ id.
KEKOLVOVIKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . . KoWwwvew
KEKOVLOJLEVE, voc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. KOVLEW
KEKOVLO[LEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
kexorriaka, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 22.rem.2) Ko7mitw
Kexo7rlakas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. id.
Keko7idKact, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. 4 ‘ id.
KekomudKate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. id.

a Jno. 11. 44,

61 Ti. 4. 2.

eR Sa

KE€KOT 228

KEepape

KexoTrlakws, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. . KOTLOW

kKekopeojrevol, nom. pl. masc, part. perf. pass.
(§ 36. rem. 5)

KEKOTPLNILEVY, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. Koo pLew

KEKOTPLN/LEVOL, nom. pl. masc, part. perf. pass. id.

KekoopnLevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

Kexoopyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. ; id.

KEeKpaye, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2. ind. (§ 26. rem. 2) Kpacor
kexpagovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 3, (§ 14. rem, 1. g) id.

KEKPATHKEVAL, perf. infin. act. F : : Kparéw
KeKpaTyVvTat, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. : id.

kékpika, 1 pers.sing. perf. ind. act. (§13.rem.6.c) Kpiv@

kekpikate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. 5 , id.

kexpiket, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. my |

Gr. Tdf. ; : ; f id.

Exptve, Rec. Sch. (Ac. 20. 16) J
kékplke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. : id.
kexpy.eva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. ‘ id.
Kéxpttat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. , id.
Kekpuppeva, acc. pl. n. pt. pf. pass. (§ 23. r.7) xpirTw
kexpuppevov, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
KEKPU[L[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KEeKpupLLevov, gen. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
kexpypypeve, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
KEKUPOLEVYV, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.

(SOL EDA) yey pect. Wee akeopee
keXevers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; ; KENEUO
keXevoavtTes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 f id.
KeAevoavrTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. | id.
keAevoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ; id.
kéXevopia |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. Dic) . : id.
keAevopati,” dat. sing. kedevopa
kéAevoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . - KeAEvY

Kerevw |, fut. vow, aor. Le exeAevoa, (§ 13. tab. M)
(kédo, KeAopat, idem) to order, com-
mand, direct, bid, Mat. 8. 18; 14. 19, 28,

et al.
Kedevopa, aros, 76, @ word of com-
mand; a mutual cheer; hence, in N.T. a

loud shout, an arousing outcry, 1 Thes,

KOpevvupLe

Kevddogos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (kevos & d0€a) vain-
glorious, desirous of vainglory.
Kevodogia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) empty conceit, vainglory.
KeVots, dat. pl. masc. 7 . C : KEVOS
KEVOV, acc. sing. m. and nom. and acc. s. neut. id.

KEVOS, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) empty; having no
thing, empty-handed, Mar.12.3; met. vain,
fruitless, void of effect, Ac. 4. 25; 1 Co.
15. 10; €is Kevov, in vain, to no purpose,
2 Co. 6.14, et al.; hollow, fallacious, false,
Ep. 5. 6; Col. 2. 8; inconsiderate, foolish,
Ja. 2. 20.

Kevow, @, fut. dow, aor. 1, éxévwoa,
(§ 20. tab. T) to empty, evacuate; EauTor,
to divest one’s self of one’s prerogatives,
abase one’s self, Phi. 2. 7; to deprive a
thing of ils proper functions, Ro. 4. 14;
1 Co. 1. 17; to show to be without foun-
dation, falsify, 1 Co. 9. 15; 2 Co. 9. 3.

kev@s, adv. in vain, to no purpose, un-
meaningly, Ja. 4. 5. L.G.

kevovs, acc. pl. masc. . ; KeVvos

kevopwvia.|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(kevos & pov) vain, empty babbling,
vain disputation, fruitless discussion, 1 Ti.

65-2032) Tif 2) 16. Net:
Kevodwrvias, acc. pl. Kevomwvia
kevow, ©], fut. dow : 5 : . KEVOS
kévtpa, nom. and ace. pl. . : ; é KEV TPOV

Kévtpov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (kevréw, lo prick)
a sharp point; a sting, Re.g. 10; a prick,
stimulus, goad, Ac. 9. 5; 26. 14; met.
of death, destructive power, deadly venom,
I Cons uss 5050:

KevTuplwv, avos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) (Lat. centurio,
fr. centum, @ hundred) in its original sig-
nification, a@ commander of a hundred foot-

soldiers, a centurion, Mar. 15. 39, 44, 45.

4. 16. KevTUplwva, acc. sing. KevTuplwy
keva, acc. pl. 4 A P 5 ‘ Kevos KevTuplwvos, gen. sing. ‘ i . 5 id.
Kevé, Voc. sing. masc. : - : 5 id. Kevotn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : KeEVow
Kevyj, nom, sing. fem. . : - ; id. kevas,? adv. . : : ; : . Keves
Kevys, gen. sing. fem. ‘ ; ; - id. Kevoon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : Kevow
Kevoooéia. |, as, q KEVCOOEOS kepate, as, > (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) : Kepas
Kevodogiay,’ acc. sing. Kevoooéla kepaiar, acc. sing. . 2 Kepaia
Kevooo€ot,° nom. pl. masc. Kevooo€os Kepaprers |, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. 8) : ; Kepap.os
a1 Thes. 4. 16. 6 Phi. 2. 3. e Gal. 5. 26. d Ja. 4. 5.

.

KEpayt 229 Kepanr
KEepapLews, gen. sing. KepapLevs KEepoave, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj—AI. Ln.
Kepap.ika,” nom. pl. neut. . S . KEpapLeKos Tdf. s c = kepoaiva
Kepapixos |, 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) KépajLos Kepoyow, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 9. 21) }
KEpaj.Lov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C: a) . . id, képon, nom. pl. . . . . képoos
3 Ne ii —
Kepaptos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) potter’s clay; - pe eas ut. ind. pass.
earthenware; a@ tile, tiling, Lu. 5. 19. Pak = : “a j , Kepoaiv
kKepdpevs, ews, 6, 4 potter, Mat. 27. : ete a ae ee 3. 1)
peual geek keponOyowvTat, pers. pl. fut. subj. pass. (an
et Ale unusual form) . : 5 id.
KEpGfLLKOS, 7, OV, made by a polter, 39 1. inf t id
Taping ara oe aor. 1, infin. act. : : 3 id.
eS! Ae: i 1) nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Kepdyov, tov, Td, (dimin. of xépa- oe gee ie - : ;
. : Kepoyon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ id.
pos) an earthenware vessel, a pitcher, jar, ae , :
KEponow, 1 pers. sing. aor. J, subj. act. 5 id.
Mar. 14. 53; Lu. 22. 10. 4 :
Keponowuev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.

Kepdpwv,’ gen. pl. . . . . k€paj.os
Kepavvipt, OF viw |, (Kepdw) fut. Kepdow, aor. 1,
exepaca, perf. pass. KeKpajLat, later xe.
Kepac pa, (§ 36. rem. 5) to mix, mingle,
drink; to prepare for drinking, Re. 14. 10;

18. 6, bis.

Kepas, GTos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. j) @ horn, Re. 5.6;
12. 3, et al.; @ horn-like projection at the
corners of an altar, Re. 9.13; from the
Heb., a horn as a symbol of power, Lu.
I. 69.
kepaa, as, on (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. @ horn-like projection, a point,
extremity; in N.T. an apex, or fine point;
as of letters, used for the minutest part,
a tittle, Mat. 5. 18; Lu. 16. 17.
Kepat.ov, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(dimin. of xépas) pr. @ little horn; in
N.T. a pod,

Ceratonia siliqua of Linneus, a common

the pod of the carob tree, or

tree in the East and the south of Europe,
growing to a considerable size, and pro-
ducing long slender pods, with a pulp of
a sweetish taste, and several brown shin-
ing seeds like beans, sometimes eaten by
the poorer people in Syria and Palestine,

and commonly used for fattening swine,

K€poos, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) gain, profit,
hin Te 20 see alite Ler

Kepoatva, fut. avd, Kepdnow & opat,

aor. l, e€xéponoa, to gain as a matter of

profit, Mat. 25.17, et al.; to win, acquire

possession of, Mat. 16. 26; to profit in the

avoidance of, to avoid, Ac. 27. 21; in N.T.

Xpuorov, to win Christ, to become pos-

sessed of the privileges of the Gospel, Phi.

3.8;

18. 15; to win over to embrace the Gos-

to win over from estrangement, Mat.

peliel Como: 107.2021, 522) lhe sear

absol. 10 make guin, Ja. 4. 13.

Képoous, gen. sing. . 5 3 k€poos
Képpia.],“ atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . Keipo
Keppatiatas,® acc. pl. KEpParLaTyns
Keppatiatys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) keipw
kedadai, nom. pl. . : : Kepady
kepadaov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 . . id.
kepadaiov, gen. sing. kepadavov
kepadaidw, &}, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. 1 Kepadn

Kepadds, ace. pl. c : é . id.

KEPaAR, js, H, (§ 2 tab. B. a) the head, Mat.
5. 36; 6. 17, et al.;
ad} yovias, the head of the corner, the
chief corner-stone, Mat. 21.42; Lu. 20. 17;

the head, top; xe-

Lu. 15. 16. met. the head, superior, chief, principal,

Kepacate 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. KEpavvupte one to whom others are subordinate, 1 Co.

>
képata, nom. and ace. pl. 3 ‘ Képas 11. 3; Ep. 1. 22, et al.
Kepartor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. D. c) ‘ ; id. KepdAauov, ov, 70, 4 sum total; a sum
Kepatiwv © ‘gen; pl. c KEpaTLOV of money, capital, Ac.22.28; the crowning

>
kepatov, gen. pl. : kKepas or ultimate point to preliminary matters,
Kepoaive |, fut. oava, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) 5 k€pOos IoYey, fois at

a Re. 2. 27. 6 Lu. 5.19. ¢Lu. 15. 16. d Jno. 2. 15. e Jno. 2. 14,

Kepar

KNTCS
Kepadadw, @, fut. dow, to sum up; but in | Kypéov,° gen. sing. . ; F ; Knptov
- N.T. equiv. to keharilu, to wound on the Kypvypa. |, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c) » Knptoow
head, Mar. 12. 4. Kypvypatt, dat. sing. , : : : KYpvy pa.
KepaXis, iSos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) Knpvyparos, gen. sing. id.
(dimin. of xedady) in N.T. a roll, vo- KypuKa, ace. sing. Knpvé
lume, division of a book, He. ro. 7. Kypué|, Kos, 6 - : Kypvoow
Kepady, dat. sing. Kepady | xnpdéat, aor. 1, infin. id.
Kepadny, acc. sing. : . : é id. Knpvéas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Kepadns, gen. sing. 2 : : 5 id. Knpvéare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
kepadiou,* dat. sing. : Kepadis | xijpvéov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
KepaXis |, idos, 5 : Kepady Kynpvéovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
kepadov, gen. pl. . . . : id. Knpv&w, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
kexapiopat, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. . xapiLoat | kypvooes, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
kexdpiorat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . : id. Knpvooew, pres. infin. act. id.
KEXapLTwpLevn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. KNPUTTETAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
(S52 tab): : Xapitow Knpvooete, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
Kexpnp.at, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.—Gr. | KNPVTTOHLEY, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Sch. Tdf. : 7 j F ( xpaw KN pvoooVTA, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
expnodpny, Rec Comoe ns) mene i KnpvooovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KEXPY[LATLOLEVOY, nom. s. neut. part. perf. pass. xpnpatilur KNpvOooVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KEXPYLATLT[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. KNpVTTOUCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . F id.
pass.—D. . : id / fut rE le Shave (6-26
Kexpnyatiopevov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. ; vf RON Ey oe gory on ieee iz
Gi) | rem. 3) to publish, proclaim, as a herald,
, : ; ; 1 Co. 9. 27; to announce openly and pub-
SE aged nee : sor ee eet i licly, Mar. 1.4; Lu.4.18; to noise abroad,
Kexpyowpevy, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. ypurda ian Let chen i eee
kKexopiojLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. Xopigo a eee

, a , , : f a
Know, @ |, fut. dow, (Knpds, curb, bridle, muz-
zie) to muzzle, v.r.

Knpocers, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind.—D, : ,
pynwoets, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co.9.9) \ KNLow
Khvoov, acc. sing. . f ; ‘ . Kivoos

Kyvoos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Lat. census) w cen-
sus, assessment, enumeration of the people
and a valuation of their property; in N.T.
tribute, tax, Mat. 17. 25; poll-tax, Mat.
22. 17, 19; Mar. 12. 14.
Kyvoov, gen. sing. . KVOOS
Kymov, acc. sing. . KnTOS
KNTOS, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) a garden, any place
planted with trees and herbs, Lu. 13. 19;
Jno. 18. 1, 26; 19. 41.
KYO, dat. sing. . Kis
Kyroupos |,” 00, 6, (Kymos & ovpos, @ watcher) a
garden-keeper, gardener,
Kyptoy |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (knpos, beeswax)
a honeycomb; a comb filled with honey.

a He. 10. 7.

230

6 Jno. 20. 15.

ter of doctrine, inculcate, preach, Mat.
irl, Tile WER Ree © Tie Woy EES Ti, GIR
RioOsi2221. etrals

Knpvypa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
proclamation, proclaiming, public annun-
ciation, Mat. 12. 41; public inculcation,
Lo LVS
what is publicly inculcated, doctrine, Ro.

preaching, 1 Co. 2. 4; meton.
16. 25, et al.

Knpvs, UKOS, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) a
herald, public messenger; in N.T. @ pro-
claimer, publisher, preacher, 1 Ti. 2. 7;

PAM ity TEA Pte. 7. Fs

Knpvoowv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Kyptcow
KnpuxGeis, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
KynpuxGévros, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
KypvxOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
KnpvxOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ‘ : id.
KnpvxOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . id.

Knros |, eos, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a large fish, sea
monster, whale.

KnTOV 231 kK\aoa
Kiros,” gen. sing. KijTOS 23. 4; to excite, agitate, Ac. 202 30; 24. 5; ¢o
Kya, gen. ; x ; Kydas remove, Re. 2.5; 6.14; in N.T. Kepadyy,
Kyn¢a, dat. ° . 4 id. io shake the head in derision, Mat. 27. 39;
Ky¢ar, ace.—A. B. Ln. Sch. Tdf. ; id Mar. 15. 29; mid. to move, possess the

Ilérpov, Rec. Gr. (Gal. 1. 18) ‘ faculty of motion, exercise the functions of

Kydas, a, 6, ($ 2. rem. 4) (Aramean, 85°3) Ce- life, Ac. 17. 28.

phas, Rock, rendered into Greek by Tlé- KiVNCLs, €ws, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) a

Tpos, Jno. 1. 43; 1 Co. 1. 12, et al. aoe motion, Jno. 5. 3.
KuBwrov, acc. sing. . ; : C KiBwrds KWo, aor. 1, infin. act. : ; kwee
KiBwros, ov, OF (§ 3. tab. C. 5. b) a chest, coffer; the Know, acc. sing. KHOU

ark of the covenant, He. 9. 4; the ark of Kivnots |, €ws, 1) ‘ : . Kweo

Noah, Mat. 24. 38; Lu. 17. 27, et al. KWo, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ae | ‘ id.
KuBwrod, gen. sing. KiBwros | Kivvdpwpov, ov, To, Cinnamon—A. TdF.

t Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 18. 13).
ba (§ 2. tab. B b) a lyre, 1 Co. ele i ( Z )
KLUGPQ, 4s; uF Witaa 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pess J
14. 7; Ress V4. 2 4622..°(G) Kwovpeba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pess. f xivew
’ é 8; ? ° aA 4 z
ba he fut tes (§ Gs vem 1) ta KLVOUYTQ, ace. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Bae: A a ane : en a ; a Klwwovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
L Lyre, Fi . 57s . Q 2 c
: a ? é Kis,? 6, (Heb. &')) Cis, pr. name, indecl.
14. 2. 3 ; i
kixpnpe|, fut. ypyow, aor. 1, expyoa, (another
: dat. pl. : d x
Kd pars, 2 ge form of ypdw) to lend, Lu. 11. §.
kiOapas, acc. pl. . . : : . id. 1 3 1 > rs
KOapice |, fut iow ‘ id. Leesa OES Iso ‘ : : : KOC
P " : - E A kAdodots, dat. pl. . ° . 5 id.
xBapiopevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. Kapil Oe ee Sak
KapiCovtav, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. ats md ,
; Puke ; kAadous, ace. pl. . KAdd0s
kiOapwods |, o0, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (KOdpa & ‘ z
: kAddwv, gen. pl. F J ; ; id.
deiSw) one who plays on the lyre and ac- ae / : Nee
ers. sing. pres. imper.
compenies it with his voice, a harper, Re. f es E Bape E P ‘ rae
des eee xAatewv, pres. infin, a 2 : - id.

Pak ie ci 2 22h ene kAateus, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; : id.
KU ape wv, ° ° . . . . y 7 5) : e A A
Katia a f Goranecipendrene on cilia: tae 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. : he

3 : aiavines Puc aRG aS kAaiovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. , id.
Kok’, te : Kuk kAatovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
ey lk : ; ; : , : Sc. kAatovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
tALkias, . ; c : : : ; :
: nom. sing. fem. part. pres. . c id.
Kuvapumrov,” OF Kiva pLwmov, ov, 70, ($3. tab. C. c) ee aoe een 2 = 3
cinnamon, the aromatic bark of the lau- EAS.” a ; . a a : is
¢ ) acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . ‘ id.
rus cinnamomum, which grows in Arabia, os spiced =) P :
See kAatovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . 5 id.
eee ( 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; n id.
KuvOvvever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Kwovvevw kAiougy aa eu
KLVOUVEVOJLEV, l pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id. , r ; 2
kuovvevy |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) KVOvvos Kdaio |, fut. kLavoroprar, in NT. KAatow, ($35.

3¥ oe ‘il - = rem. 3) aor. 1, ékXavoa, intrans. fo weep,

KLVOUVOLS, ~plepe, & ‘ A : , :

KLVOUVOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) danger, peril,
ROwS.135502 Coit. 26.
Kwovvevo, fut. evow, to be in danger
or peril, Lu. 8. 23; Ac. 19. 27, 40; 1 Co.
15. 30.
Kivew, o], fut. 7ow, aor. 1, exivnoa, (§ 16. tab. P)
(kiw, to go) to set a-going; to move, Mat.

a Mat. 12. 40. 6 Re. 18, 13.

shed tears, Mat. 26. 75; Mar. 5. 38, 39;

Liu. 19540323. 28, et al.;

for, bewail, Mat. 2. 18.
kAavOos, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a)

weeping, Mat. 2. 18; 8. 12, et al.

trans. fo weep

kAatwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ kAatw
kAdoot, aor. 1, infin. (§ 22. rem. 2). KAGw

| kAdoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ; id.
|

e Jno. 5.3, d Ac. 13. 21.

KAaoe 232 KAETIT
kAdoe, dat. sing. : kAaous kAelere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. rater
kdaors |, ews, 77, (§ 5. tab. E. c) KAdo kAetv, acc. sing—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . ’
kAdopa |, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) , . id. KAeida, Rec. (Re. 3. 7) i kAeis
kAdopata, acc. pl. : . 5 kidopa | Kreis}, dds, 4, (§ 4. rem. 4) kAclu
kAagpdtwv, gen. pl. , : 5 : id. kAeis, acc. pl. for cXetdas, (§ 5. rem. 8. b) KAels
KAavdy |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Clauda, a small KAetoat, aor. |, infin. act. KXelo

island near Crete. kAeicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Kdavdny,* acc. ; ; KAavdn kAelon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
KaAavola,’ as, , (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Clau- kAetc Go, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.

Be prcanene: rele | fut. efow, aor. 1, éxNewra, perf. pass.
KaAavdiov, acc. : P KAavédtos Pte, ky}

KexAeroprat, aor. 1, pass. eéxAeloOnv,

KAawvd.os, ov, 6, (§3. tab. C.a) Claudius, pr. name.
I. The fourth Roman Emperor, Ac.

11. 28, et al.
II. Claudius Lysias, a Roman captain,

NG w23 "20:
KAavoiov, gen. . KAavsdcos
kXavbds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a Pati
kAavoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
kXavoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . ; ; id.
kAavon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
kAavoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. . id.
kAavoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind—B. C. Sch. }
Tdf. : il id.
ae Rec. Gr. Ln. (Re. 18. 2 J

Kao |, fut. xkAdow, (§ 22. rem. 2) aor. 1,
éexAaca, to break off; in N.T. to break
bread, Mat. 14. 19, et al.; with figurative

reference to the violent death of Christ,

la@ onsite. 24
kAddos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a bough,
branch, shoot, Mat. 13. 32; 21. 8, et al.;

met. a@ branch of a family stock, Ro.
tits WS Bite

kAdots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
breaking, the act of breaking, Lu. 24. 35;
NCHA? 's

kAdopa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
piece broken off, fragment, Mat. 14. 20;
Niseesiis Wars 6: 4357 et; al:

kAnpa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
branch, shoot, twig, esp. of the vine, Jno.

(§ 22. rem. 4) to close, shut, Mat. 6. 6;
25. 10, et al.; to shut up a person, Re.
20. 3; met. of the heavens, Lu. 4. 25;
Re. 11. 6; kAetoar Ta omayyva, to
shut up one’s bowels, to be hard-hearted,
1 Jno. 3. 173 KAetew
tiv Bacrciavy tv odpavdy, to endea-
vour to prevent entrance into the kingdom

void of compassion,

of heaven, Mat. 23. 14.

kAels, KAetOds, KAELOL, KAEtOa, and
kAeiv, 7, Pl. KAetdes and KXeis, a key,
used in N.T. as the symbol of power,
authority, etc., Mat. 16. 19; Re. 1. 18;
Bio WR Oe 13 Ae, ue
into knowledge, Lu. 11. 52.

met. the key of entrance

kena], aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) KAerTo
KArAcupatwv,® gen. pl. Kreupra
KAcoézas,” a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Cleopas, pr. name.

KNéos,” €€0s, €ous, Td, (§ 5. tab. E. b) pr. rumour,

report; good report, praise, credit.
kAérrat, nom. pl. kAerriys
KANerrel, pres. infin. KNértw
kAerrets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
kAerrétw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. id.
kAérrys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) id.
kAeérrovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.

KA€érrTo |, fut. Wo, and Wop.at, (§ 23. rem. 1. a)
perf. 2. kéxAoga, (§ 25. rem. 5) aor. 1,
exreWa, to steal, Mat. 6. 19, 20; 19. 18,
et al.; to take away stealthily, remove

secretly, Mat. 27. 64; 28. 13.

Tie 24 745 Ty 6. Krew pa, argos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
kAetoa, acc. sing. (§ 4. rem. 4) KNetls theft, Re. 9. 21.
kAXeioas, acc. pl.—B. Ln. : : F KAérrys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
kAets, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 16. id. thief, Mat. 6.19, 20; 24. 43, et al.; trop.
KAeler, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ‘ » KAelw a thief by imposture, Jno. 1o. 8.
a Ac. 27. 16. 62 Ti. 4. 21 ¢ Re. 9. 21 d Lu. 24. 18. e 1 Pe. 2. 20.

KAE€TTT

253

kKALvn

kAory, 7s, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) theft, Mat.

Wee) LQ; Mary 7.022.
k\érrwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
khéWes, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind.
kAéyrn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.
kAédys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.

kAgpwor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.
kAnGeis, nom.. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
(§ 22. rem. 4)

kAnGev, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass.
kAnOévros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
KAyOjvet, aor. 1, infin. pass.

KAnOyjs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.
KAnOyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.
KAnOyoy, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.
KAynOyoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass.
KAnOire, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.
kAnOapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.
kAjpa |, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
kAnpata, nom. pl.
KAypevros,” gen.

KAnpens |, EVTOS, 0, 6 4. rem.
Latin.

2. d) Clemens,
ment, pr. name.
kARpov, acc. sing.
KAnpovopec, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
kAnpovopetv, pres. infin. :
kypovopéw, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)

aor. 1, infin.

kAnpovopnoat,
KAnpovopynoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper.
kAnpovopnoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.
KAnpovopnon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.
kAnpovopnonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.
kAypovop.ycovet,
1 pers. sing. fut. ind.

3 pers. pl. fut. ind.

KAnpovopyncw,

1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.

KANpovop.ynoo,
KAnpovop.ia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

acc. sing.

KAnpovop.tav,
kAnpovopias, gen. sing.
nom. pl.
pl.

kAnpovopoy, acc. sing.

KAnpovop.oL,
KAnpovopmois, dat.

KAnpovopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) («Mpos &
Ve“op.ar) an heir, Mat. 21. 38; Gal. 4. 1,

et al.; a possessor,

Ja. 2. 5; et-al:

KAnpovopéw, &, fut. now, (8

tab. P) perf. KexAnpovoprynka, aor. 1,
exAnpovopnoa, pr. to acquire by lot; to

Rows 135 Les aitea ys

inherit, obtain by inheritance; in N.T. to obtain,

acquire, receive possession of, Mat. 5. 5-
J

KkAerrw 19.29, et al.; absol. to be heir, Gal. 4.30.
id. KAnpovopia, as, 4, (§ 2, tab. B. b,
id. and rem. 2) an inheritance, patrimony,
id. Mat. 21.385 Mar. 12. 7; a possession,
id. portion, property, Ac. 7.53 20. 32, et al.;
in N.T. a share, partic nas in privileges,
Kaew ANG 208 325) E pated eeteale
id. kAypovopovvtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. kypovopréw
id. KAnpovopous, ace, pl. KAnpovopos
id.
id. KAN pos, ov, 0, (§ 3 tab. C. a) a lot, die, a thing
id. used in determining chances, Mat. 27. 35;
id. Mar. 15. 24, et al.; assignment, investi-
id. ture, Ac. 1.17, 25; allotment, destination,
id. Col. 1. 12; @ part, portion, share, Ac.
id. 8. 21; 26. 18; a@ constituent portion of
KA\dw thei@hurch) siebes 5593"
KALA kAnpsw, O, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
KAnjns to choose by lot; mid. KAnpovpa, aor. l,
Cle- (pass. form) exAnpabyv, (§ 21. tab. U)
to obtain by lot or assignment; to ob-
KARpOs tain a portion, receive a share, Ep. 1. 11.
KAnpovopew | KAjpov, gen. sing. kAnpos
id. KAypous, acc. pl. id.
KAnpovopos | KAnpdw, O |, fut. dow id
KAnpovopew | KAnpav, gen. pl. id.
id. KAjoet, dat. sing. Kdyots
id. KAyjoews, gen. sing. id,
id. KkAjow, acc. sing. id.
id. knows |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Kkadew
id. KAnrol, nom. pl. masc. KAnTos
id. KAyTOoOts, dat. pl. masc. id.
id. KAnTos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) kahéw
KAnpovopos | kA{Bavov, acc. sing. KAiBavos
KAnpovopiia | kdiBavos], ov, 6, (Att. Eibios s 3. tab. C. a)
id. an oven, Mat. 6. 30; Lu. 12. 28.
kAypovopos | KAija], aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) KkAiv
id. kAiwact, dat. pl. kAipa.
id. kAiwatra, acc. pl. id
kA\wadpvor |, ov, TO, V-F- . KNivo
KAwvapiwv, gen. pl.—A. D. Ln. Tdf. 5 } Noe
kAwdov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 5. 15) s NC ae

16.

kAtvas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. KAW
k\ivew, pres. infin. act. id.
kAtvy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. id.

id.

a Phi. 4, 3

KArwvy |, ys, 4, (S

2. tab. B..a)

234

Koln

kALwvn
Khivyy, ace. sing. KAivn
krivys, gen. sing. ; 3 5 : id.
kAwidwov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) kAtvo
kAuvidiw, dat. sing. . : KAwvid.ov
kAwovodav, gen. pl. fem. part. pres. act. kAWo

KAive |, fut. w, perf. KéxAtka, (§ 27. rem. 1. a,
and rem. 2. c) aor. 1, ékAtva, pr. trans.
to cause to slope or bend; to bow down,

Lu. 24. 5; Jno. 19. 30; to lay down to

rest, Mat. 8. 20; Lu. g. 58;

He. it.

day, to decline, Lu. 9. 12; 24. 29.

kXipa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) pr.

a slope; a portion of the ideal slope of

to put to

flight troops, 34; intrans. of the

the earth’s surface; a tract or region of

country, Ro. 15. 2, Co. 11. 105) (Gal:
Vig) Site
KAW, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a couch,
bed, Mat. 9. 2, 6; Mar. 4. 21, et al.
KAtvidvov, ov, 70, dimin. of capil a
19, 24
kAwaptov, ov, 70, ($ 3. tab. C. c) a
small bed or couch. INOS Tae ls
kNicia, as, a ($ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) pr. a place for reclining; a tent,

small couch or bed, Lu. 5.

vV.r.

seat, couch; in N.T. a company of persons

reclining at a meal, Lu. g. 14

kAwov, gen. pl. . : Q F khivn
kuoia], as, 7) Kiva
kAwoias,” ace. pl. 4 ; Pe:
kAorat, nom. pl. Dees
kro |, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ‘Ngo

KAvowyr |, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) (krvo, to dash,
surge, like the waves) a wave, billow, surge,
LS er24ia a. at0-
kAvowvilopar, to be tossed by waves;
met. to fluctwate in opinion, be agitated,
tossed to and fro, Ep. 4. 14. LG.

kAvowvt, dat. sing. . . : kAvOwV
KAvdwvigopat|, fut. (rowar - . i id.
KAvowvilopevot,” nom. pl. masc. part. pres. KAvowviLopat
kA@pev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. kAdw
kA@pevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.—
Rec. Gr. Sch. : : 3 id.
A. B.C. Im. Tdf. om. (1 Co. 11. 24) J
kAQ@vres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. z id.
KAw7a,° gen. : : . . : KAwzas
a Lu. 9. 14. 6 Ep. 4, 14. e Jno. 19, 25,

KAwras |, a, 6, ($ 2. rem. 4) contr. for KXedaas, Cleopas,
pr. name.
xvnOopevot,* nom. pl, masc. part. pres. mid. Kvydw
Kvnbe |, (kvaw) fut. KVjCo, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) to
scratch; to tickle, cause titillation; in N.T.
mid. met. fo procure pleasurable excite-
ment for, to indulge an itching
Kvidov,’ ace. 5 c . Kvidos
Kvidos |, ov, 7), (a3hatabaace b) Cnidus, a city of
Caria, in Asia Minor.

KodpavTyny, acc. sing. KoopavTys
KodpdvT7s, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) ee quadrans) a
Roman brass coin, equivalent to the fourth
part of an as, or aoodpuov, or to dvo
Aer7a, and equal to about three-fourths
of a farthing, Mat. 5. 26;
N.T.
KolAla, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (KotAos,

hollow) a cavity; the belly, Mat. 15, 17;

Mar. 12. 42.

Mar. 7.19; the stomach, Mat. 12.40; Lu.

15.16; the womb, Mat. 19.12; Lu.1. 15,

et al.; from the Heb., the inner self, Jno.

Ho oka
Kowrla, dat. sing. KolAta
Kouta, nom. pl. ; : 5 5 5 id.
KOolALav, acc. sing. a ~ ° 5 id.
kotAias, gen. sing. . 2 : 2 : id.

, A r
KOLULQO), o|, fut. afow, (§ 18. tab. R) perf.
pass. KEKOUpLyLat, to lull to sleep; pass.

to fall asleep, be asleep, Mat. 28. 13; Lu.

22.45; met. to sleep in death, Ac. 7. 60;

’

13726;7et) ale

Koipnots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
sleep; meton. rest, repose, Jno. 11. 13.
Kounbervtas, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. KOLUa@
KoysnOevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
KoyrnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
KoyrnOnodpeOa, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. ; id.
Koyryoews,’ gen. sing. . : : : Kolunots
Koipnos |, EWS, . . . KOLA
KOuLOfLEvos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
KoyLwpéevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Koyzwpevav, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. : id.
KoyL@vTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . , id.
kowd, nom. and ace. pl. neut. KOLVOS
Kolvats, dat. pl. fem. - ; 5 5 id.
KOW NV, acc. sing. fem. 4 “ ‘ 2 id.
d2 Ti, 4. 3. erAC EAT 7's J Jno. 11. 13.

KOWN
Kowns, gen. sing. fem. : 7 - KOLWOS
Kowot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . a KOLWOW
. ,
kowov, acc. sing. masc. . : : + KOLVOS
Kowvov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. é : id.

kowos |, , ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) common, belong-
ing equally to several, Ac. 2. 443; 4. 32;
in N.T. common, profane, He.10.29; cere-
monially unclean, Mar. 7. 2; Ac. 10. 14,
et al.

KoLvow, ©, fut. dow, perf. Kexolvwxa,
aor. 1, éxoitvwoa, (§ 20. tab. T) to make
common; in N.T. to profane, desecrate,
Ac. 21. 28; to render ceremonially un-
clean, defile, pollute, Mat. 15. 11, 18, 20;
to pronounce unclean ceremonially, Ac.
LOS NAL Os

Kowwwvos, ov, 6, 9, (§ 3. tab. C. a. b)
a fellow, partner, Mat. 23.30; Lu. 5. 10;
I Con 10. 18,8205) 2: Co, 5. 235 Phile. 177;
He. 10. 33; @ sharer, partaker, 2 Co. 1.7;
12, Beith a ety te Zip

Kowwvew, @, fut. yow, perf. KeKol-
vovnka, aor. 1, éxowavyoa, (§16.tab. P)
to have in common, share, He. 2. 14; to
be asseciated in, to become a sharer in,
Ro. 15. 27; | Pe. 4. 13; to become im-
plicated in, be a party to, 1 Ti. 5. 22;
2 Jno. 11; to associate one’s self with by
sympathy and assistance, to communicate
with in the way of aid and relief, Ro.
12. 13; Gal. 6. 6.

Kowwvia, as, oe (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) fellowship, partnership, Ac. 2. 42;
2Conoum. Galee24o;Mehinzieo;s ledno:
I. 3, et al.; participation, communion,
1 Co. 10. 16, et al.; aid, relief, He. 13. 16,
et al.; contribution in aid, Ro, 15. 26.

Kowwvikos, 7, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
social; in N.T. ready to communicate in
kind offices, liberal, beneficent, 1 Ti. 6. 18.

Kolvov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . . ~KOLVOW
Kowovv, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. = id.
kowoovra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. act. 5 id.
Kowow, & |, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) ‘ Kowwos
Kolwwwvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. 3 . KoWwwvew
Kowwvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . F id.
Kowwvetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . = id.

a1 Ti. 6. 18.

5 koAak

Kowwveizw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : KOWwvew
Kowwvew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) . - KOLOS
Kowwvia. |, as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Kowwvia, dat. sing. c : . KOLWWOVLa.
KoWwviay, acc. sing. . . . . id.
KOWwvtas, gen. sing. . . . ° id.
KowwvtKos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : KOLVOS
KoWwVviKovs,? acc. pl. masc.. : : KOWWVLKOS
KOWWVOL, nom. pl. masc, . e . 5 KOWwvos
Kolwwvov, acc. sing. masc. ‘ ‘ ; id.
Kowwv0s |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 3. tab. C.a.b) . » KOLWOS
KOLVMVODLVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. KoLWwveu
Kowwvovs, acc. pl. mase. . . 6 » KOWwVds
KOLW@OaL, aor. 1, infin. act. é 5 KOLVOW)
Kotraus, dat. pl. ‘ . Fi ‘: KoiTn
Koity |, nS, ”; (§ De tabes: a) 3 ” ‘ KELpLOLL
KolTyV, acc. sing. . ‘ , ‘ - KolTy
KOlTOVoOs,” gen. sing. : : : KOLTOV
kowtwv |, vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) ; - Ketan
KOKKWV NY, acc. sing. fem. : 3 : KOKKLOS
KOKKwov, acc. sing. neut. . , : : id.

KOKkivos |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (kéKKkos, kermes,
the coccus ilicis of Linnzeus, a small in-
sect, found on the leaves of the quercus
cocciferus, or holm oak, which was used by
the ancients, as the cochineal insect now
is, for dyeing a beautiful crimson or deep
scarlet colour, and supposed by them to
be the berry of a plant or tree) dyed with
coccus, crimson, scarlet, Mat. 27. 28; He.

QO. 193 Reia7.35 43.19.02; 16

KoKkivov, gen. sing. neut. : j zs KOKKLVOS
KOKKLV®, dat. sing. neut. A 5 c id.

p :
KOKKOV, acc. Sing. . . . . KOKKOS

KOKKOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a kernel, grain,
seed, Mat. 13. 31; 17. 20, et al.

KOKKOS
KkoAalw

h F
KOKKQ), dat. sing. : A c 5 :

KoAaCopevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.

KoAace |, fut. Ao opLat & aow, (§ 26.rem.1) pr.
to curtail, to coerce; to chastise, punish,
ING ARE 2 abet 2210.

KoAGats, ews, 7), ($5. tab. E.c) chas-
tisement, punishment, Mat. 25. 46; painful
disquietude, torment, 1 Jno. 4. 18.

KoAaxeta. |, as, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. b. and rem. 2)
(KoAaé, a flatterer) flattery, adulation,

obsequiousness.

6 Ac. 12, 20,

KOAQK

koAakelas,* gen. sing. KoAaKela
KoAacw, acc. sing. : KOAacLs
KoAaots |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) kodal
koAdowvTat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. . id.
koAadilew, pres. infin. act. : : Kodadile
Kohapily, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ; id.
kovadiloueOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. : id.
Kodaduilopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
KoAradice |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xdAagos, 4

blow with the fist) to beat with the fist,

buffet, Mat. 26.67; Mar. 14. 65; met. to
maltreat, treat with contumely and igno-
miny, 1 Co. 4. 11; to punish, 1 Pe. 2. 20;
to buffet, fret, afflict, 2 Co. 12. 7.
Ko\AGoOa, pres. inf. mid. (§ 19. tab. S) KoAAcw
KoAAdw, o |, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) to glue or

236
J]

KOVLA

KoATros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. aj the bosom, Lu. 16.
22. 23; Jno. 1. 18; 13. 23; the bosom of

a garment, Lu. 6. 38; a bay, creek, inlet,

AC: 27. 39-
KoAmw, dat. sing. kOoATrOS
koAvpBav,* pres. infin. rokoane

Kodvup Bao, |, fut. ow, (§ 18. tab. R) to

dive; in N.T. to swim.

KoAupBnOpa, as, H, (§ 2. tab. B. b)

a place where any one may swim; a pond,

pool. INO. 5.1 254,) 73 Oar gentle
KoAvpByOpa |, as, 7) Kodup Pio
KoAupPyOpa, dat. sing. KoAvpBnOpa
KodupPyOpay, acc. sing. . ; : id.

kowvia. |,” as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (Lat.

weld together; mid. to adhere to, Lu. colonia) a Roman colony.
10. 11; met. to attach one’s self to, unite KOpG., 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. Koa
with, associate with, Lu.15.15; Ac. 5. 13, KOMGO, o |, fut. yoo, (§ 18. tab. R) KON
et al.
KohAnbévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. KoAACw Kop,” ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) the hair; a head of
KohAnfertes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id. long hair.
KoAAnOynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.— } KOpLaw, @, fut. ow, to have long hair,
Al. Ln. Sch. Tdf. : : : wear the hair long, 1 Co. 11. 14, 15.
mpooKoAAnOycerat, Rec. Gr. (Mat. id: Kopetabe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. (Att. for -
19. 5) ; : : ry KopicecGe) (§ 35. rem. 11) ; \ KopLibo
xohAyOyrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id. Kopetrat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid, (Att. e =
KoAovpuov,” Or KoAAVpLov, ov, TO, ($ 3. tab. C. c) KopioeTan)
(dimin. of xodAvpa, « cake) collyrium, KopuCopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. . id.
eye-salve. copie |, fut. (ow & 1, mid. codjrat, aor. 1, éxd-
KorAvBiorys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (KdAAvBos, puca, (§ 26. rem. 1) (§ 35. rem. 11)
small coin) a money-changer, Mat. 21.12; (kopéew, to take care of) pr. to take into
Mar. 11. 15; Jno. 2: 15. kindly keeping, to provide for; to convey,
Ko\AvBicrov, gen. pl. Ko\AvBiorys bring, Lu. 7. 37; mid. to bring for one’s
KoAAwpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. KoAAGw self; to receive, obtain, 2 Co. 5. 10; Ep.
KOAAGpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id. 6. 8, et al.; to receive again, recover, Mat.
KoAoBow, G|, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (KodoBds, 25. 27; He. 11. 19.
curtailed, mutiiated, fr. k6Xos, id.) in N.T. Koptovjrevot, nom. pl. masc. part. fut. mid. (Att.
of time, to cut short, shorten, Mat. 24.22; for Kopicdpevol) - Kopico
Mar. 13. 2 Kopicaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
KooBwOjcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. KodoBdu | Kopioerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid—aA. D.
Kodogooat |, dv, ai, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Colosse, a city In. Tdi; ; : id.
of Phrygia. KOPLLELTAL, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ep. 6. 8)
KoAoccats,’ dat.—Rec. Gr. Sch. KopionoGe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id.
Kodaooats, A. B. C. Ln. Taf. cca, | Koroooal | Kopiontat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. . id.
12) es ; : : st Koporepov,e adv. (compar. of xdpipws, well,
KoArots, dat. pl. KO\r0s smartly) in N.T. in better health.
KOAmrov, acc. sing. : P s J id. KOVLAO), o |, fut. dow, (§ 18. tab. R) perf. pass.
a1 Thes. 2. 5. b Re. 3. 18. ¢ Col. 1. 2. d Ac. 27. 43. e Ac. 16, 12. S1-Co. 11. 15. g Jno. 4. 52.

KGOViO
Kekoviaplat, (kovts, or xovia, dust, lime-dust) to
whitewash, or, plaster, Mat.23.27; Ac. 23.3.
KovlopTov, acc. sing. . . . KOVLopTos

Kovioptos |, 0d, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) (Kdves & dpvupe,
to raise) dust excited; dust, Mat. 10. 14;
flu. 9. 5; 10. 11; Ac. 13. 51; 22. 23.

koTrale |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) KO7TwW
Ko7eTOVv,” acc. sing. . KOTrETOS
Ko7reTds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) eeamean
Kot |, 7S; > (§ 2. tab. B. a) : ‘ 5 id.
komys,’ gen. sing. Ko7y
KOTLA, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : - KOTLEW
Komlacavres, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 1, (§ 22.
rem. 2) ‘ A ‘ ‘ id.
KomiaTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. =. : id.
Koiaw, © |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) KOT
Komi, | pers. sing. pres. ind. KOTTLOW
KoTU@pev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : . id.
Ko7TlMVTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
Ko7@lovtTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
Ko7lL@vTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
Koml@v7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. ¢ id.
Komimoas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. : : id.
komi@ot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.—B. Ln. A ‘d
KOTLG, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 6. 28) \ ;
KO7rols, dat. pl. ° s . » -KO7r0S
KoTrov, acc. sing. ; 4 : id.
Kors |, ov, 0, (3 3. tab. C..a) KOTTW
Ko7rov, gen. sing. KO7r0S
KO7rovs, acc. pl. : . 3 id.

Ko7pta. |, as, 1 (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) dung,
manure, Lu. 13. 8; 14. 35.
KOTpla, acc. pl—A. B. Gr. Sch. Tdf. 2 ;
KOmpioy, Rec. (Lu. 13. 8) : \ SE
Komplav, acc. sing. : : : Kompia
Komptov |, ov, T0, (§ 3. tab. C. ©) dung, manure, v.r.

Lu. 13. 8. LG.

KoTrTo |, fut. Wow, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) to smite, cut;
to cut off or down, Mat. 21.8; Mar. 11.8;

mid. to beat one’s self in mourning, lament,

bewail, Lu. 8. 52;

kO7os, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) trouble,

Mat. 26. 10; Mar.

labour, wearisome labour, travail,

23. 27, et al.

vexration, uneasiness,
14. 6;
toil; 1 Co. 3. 83
the fruit or consequence of labour,

15. 58, et al.; meton.
Jno.

A038 2) COm 1O-8 155

237

Kopyvn

Komal, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to grow
weary, suffer exhaustion;
stilled, Mat. 14. 32

to abate, be
; Mar. 4. 39; 6. 51

KoTridw, @, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2)
perf. kexovtaxa, aor. 1, éxomidaa, to be
wearied or spent with labour, faint from
weariness, Mat. 11. 28; Jno. 4.6; in
N.T. to labour hard, to toil, Lu. 5.5; Jno.
4. 38, eb al.

KoO7reTOs, Ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a
beating of the breast, etc., in token of grief;
a wailing, lamentation, Ac. 8. 2.

ko7Ty, 7S, ”s (§ 2. tab. B. a) a stroke,

smiting; in N.T. slaughter, He. 7. 1.
KOTO, dat. sing. . . . . KOTrOS
KOTO, gen. pl. . . 5 4 : id.
Kopakas,° acc. pl. Kopaé

Kopa€ |, aos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) a raven, crow.
Kopactov, cov, zo, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dimin. of KOp?))
a girl, damsel, maiden, Mat. g. 24, 25;
14. 11, et al. (a).
Kopacto, dat. sing. : KOPacLov
xopBav, 6, indecl. or kopBavas, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4)
(Heb. 272; Aram. 8327), explained in
Greek by ddpor) corban, a gift, offer-

ing, oblation, anything consecrated to God,
Mar. 7. 11; meton. the sacred treasury,
Mat. 27. 6
kopaauer ace. . KopPavas

Kopé,? 6, (Heb. map) Core, Korah, pr. name, indecl.

Kopevvupt |, fut. Kopérw, perf. pass. Kexdpeopat,
(§ 36. rem. 5) to satiute, satisfy, Ac.27.38;

INCoy-4- So:
KopeaOevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. KOpEvVUptL
Kopiv@u01, voc. pl. masc. . . . Koptv6t0s

(a, wov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Corinthian; an

KoptvOwos |, ¢
inhabitant of Kopw0s, Corinth, Ac. 18.8;

QCorG: Er
Kopwiwv, gen. pl. . : Kopiv6tos
KopwGov, ace. KopuOos

Kopw6os |, ov, 77, (§ 3 tab. C. b) Corinth, a cele-
brated city of Greece.

KopivOy, dat. Kopw$os
KopvyAte, voc. . KopvyjAtos
Kopvyuos |, ov, 6, Cornelius, a Latin pr. name.
KozvyXlov, gen. . KopvyAwos
nian. Che oe ee eee id.

«a Ac. 8.2 b He. 7.1.

e Lu, 12, 24. d Jude ll,

Kopeos

Kopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Heb. 93) a cor, the largest
Jewish measure for things dry, equal to

the homer, and about fifteen bushels

English, according to Josephus, (Ant.

Ie xyaes 93 9)2):
KOpovs,” acc. pl. KOpos
Koopetv, pres. infin. act. KOopLew
koopetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; : id.
KOT LE, o |, fut. Hoo, (§ 16. tab. P) KOO }L0S
koopukas, acc. pl. fem. z KOO [LKOS
Kooptkos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) KG }LOS
KOO MLKOY, acc. sing. neut. KOO }LUKOS
KOO }LLOV, acc. sing. masc. KOoLLOS
KoopLos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) KOo {LOS
Koop, dat. sing. fem, KO }1105

, aes

KOT [LLUS, adv. decently, becomingly.—D. anes

Koopi, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Ti. 2. 9) §

Koo oKpatopas,” ace. pl. . : : KOO /LOKpaTwp
KoopoKpatwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (Kdapos

& KpaTew) pr. monarch of the world; in

N.T. a worldly prince, a power paramount

in the world of the unbelieving and un-

godly. (a) LG.

KOopjLov, acc. sing. KOO [LOS
Koopos |, ov, 6, (33. tab. C. a) pr. order, regular

disposition; ornament, decoration, embel-

lishment, 1 Pe.3.3; the world, the material

universe, Mat. 13. 35, et al.; the world,
the aggregate of sensitive existence, 1 Co.
4. 93 the earth, Mar.
16. 15, et al.; the world, the aggregate of

mankind, Mat.

the lower world,
5.14, et al.; the world, the
public, Jno. 7.4; in N.T. the present order
of things, the secular world, Jno. 18. 36,
et al.; the human race external to the
Jewish nation, the heathen world, Ro.
I1. 12, 15; the world external to the
Christian body, 1 Jno. 3. 1. 13, et al.;
the world or material system of the Mo-
saic covenant, Gal. 4. 3; Col. 2. 8, 20.

KoTpEw, ©, fut. yow, perf. kexdopnKa,
aor. 1, éxdopynoa, (§ 16. tab. P) to ar-
range, set in order; to adorn, decorate,
embellish, Mat. 12.44; 23.29; to prepare,
put in readiness, trim, Mat. 25. 7; met.
to honour, dignify, Tit. 2. 10.

v 4 .
Koopikos, 7, Ov, pr. belonging to the

a Lu. 16. 7. 6 Ep. 6. 12.

238

Kpaco

universe; in N.T. accommodated to the present state
of things, adapted to this world, worldly,

Tit. 2. 12; 7o KOO JLUKOV, as a subst.

the apparatus for the service of the taber-

nacle, He. g. 1.

, e e
KOG}LLOS, ta, Lov, OF ov, 6, 7, Zecorous,

well-ordered, 1 Ti. 2. 9; 3. 2.
Kogpiiws, adv. decorously, becomingly,

Vers lei 25 9:
Kdgpov, gen. sing. eres
KOT HO, dat. sing. 2 : : ’ : a
koopoct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. koopew
Kovapros |,’ ov, 6, Quartus, a Latin pr. name.
Kovpu,? (Aram. 4p, 2 pers. sing. fem. imperat. of

Dip, to arise) cumi, arise.
KovoTwoia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(Lat. custodia) a watch, guard, Mat. 27.

65, 66; 28. 11.
KovoTwotay, acc. sing. KovoTWoLa
KovoTwolas, gen. sing. . ‘ 5 id.
koupite |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. » (koddos, light) to

lighten, make light or less heavy, Ac.27.38.
Kogpuwot, nom. pl. . . - Kogtvos
Kédivos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a basket, Mat.

14. 20; 16.9; Mar. 6. 43, et al.

Kodivous, acc. pl. Kopwos
KoWovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. 2 - KOTTW
KpaBParo.s, dat. pl. kpaBPBatos
KpaBBaror, acc. sing. 4 id.

kpaPBaros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) (Lat, grabatus)
a couch capable of holding one person,

Mars 22745) 9500%5 002 pet: aloe els. Grs
kpaBBarw, dat. sing. . : kpa[3Baros
KpaBBarwv, gen. pl. : : ‘ : id.
Kpace, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. kpaleo
Kpacev, pres. infin. . : F : 3 id.
kpaCopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; ‘ id.
kpagov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. pres. . id.
Kpa¢ovra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. - id.
kpalovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.
kpagovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Kpaovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
id.

kpaCovcr, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind—Gr. Sch. Tdf. :
kpalovres, Rec. (Re. 7.10) .

Kpaco |, fut. Kexpaéopat, aor. expayov, later
fut. kpdgw, aor. expaga, perf. Kéxpaya,
with a pres. signif. (§ 26. rem. 2) to wtter

¢ Ro. 16. 23. d Mar. 5. 41,

Kpaco

239

Kpavy

ee eee eee

a cry, Mat. 14. 26, et al.; to exclaim, vociferute,

Mai. g. 27; Jno. 1. 15, et al.; to cry for
vengeance, Ja. 5. 4; to cry in supplica-
tion, Ro. 8. 15; Gal. 4. 6.

Kpavyi, Hs, 4, (3 2. tab. B. a) a cry,
outcry, clamour, vociferation, Mat. 25. 6;
INCH 23-105) ps Aaya) Ne. D4:
of sorrow, wailing, lamentation, Re. 21. 4;

18; a cry

acry for help, earnest supplication, He.5.7.
kpavyalw, fut. dow, aor. 1, éxpav-

yaca, (§ 26. rem. 1) to cry out, exclaim,

vociferate, Mat. 12. 19; 15. 22, et al.

Kpagov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. 4 Kpacu
KpauTraXy |, nS; ” (§ 2. tab. Be a) debauch, (a).
KpoimdAy,* dat. sing.” +. Kpaurady

Kpaviov |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. c. c) Ni ence the head) a
skull, Mat. 27.33; Mar.15.22; Lu 23. 33;

Jno. 19. 17.
Kpaviov, gen. sing. Kpaviov
Kpagav, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1 Kpalon
KpacavTes, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 1 : id.
kpdéas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
Kpagovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. mid—D a
Kexpd€ovrar, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. id.
29. 40) aa
Kpagovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind—B. . 3 }
Kexpaéovrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. \ id.
19. 40) : é : : J
Kpdo7eda, acc. pl. : : - Kpdomedov

kKpao7edor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a margin,
border; in N.T. a fringe, tu/t, tassel, Mat.
Q=2030 1A. 365, 22205, (eb ale

Kpao7édov, gen. sing. . . - Kpdo7redov
Kpataidy,’ acc. sing. fem. Kparatos
kpataos |, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) KpaTos
Kpatavovcbe, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) . . : KpaTatow
KpaTa.ow, |, fut. Orw, (§ 20. tab. T) Kp@Tos
KpatatwOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. KpaTaLow
Kparer, dat.sing. . Kpatos
Kparet, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. é Kpatéa
Kparety, pres. infin. act. . : ‘ - id.
Kparets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . A id.
Kpareto@ot, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) . id.
Kparetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
Kparew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) KpaTos
Kpatyjoat, aor. 1, infin. act. Kparew
KpaTyoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.

Kpatynoas, nom. sing. mase. part. aor. 1, act. Kparéw
Kparyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
KpaTyoel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 5 : id.
KpaTynTwoL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
Kparyte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : : id.
Kpatiote, voc. sing. masc. - Kpar.oros

kpatiatos |, 4, ov, (§ 8. rem. 5) (superl. from kpa-
qs, strong) strongest; in N.T. KpaTLove,
a term of respect, most excellent, noble,
or illustrious, Lu. 1. 3; Ac. 23. 26; 24. 3;
26025)
Kpatiotw, dat. sing. masc. kpaturtos
Kparos | > €0S, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) strength, power,
might, force, Ac. 19.20; Ep.1.19; meton.
a display of might, Lu. 1. 51; power,
sway, dominion, He. 2. 14; 1 Pe. 4. 11;
(a).
Kpatatds, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) strong,
mighty, powerful, 1 Pe. 5. 6.

Be tet al.

KpaTatow, o, fut. Oow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to strengthen, render strong, corroborate,
confirm; pass. to grow strong, acquire
slrength, Lu. 1. 80;

be firm, resolute, 1 Co. 16. 13.

2. 40; Ep. 3. 16; fo
L.G.
Kpatéw, @, fut. yow, perf. KexparyKa,
aor. 1, éxparnoa, (§ 16. tab. P) pr. to
be strong; to be superior to any one, sub-
due, vanquish, Ac. 2. 24; to get into one’s

power, lay hold of, seize, apprehend, Mat.

14. 3; 18. 28; 21. 46; to gain, compass,

itn Ac. 27. 13; in N.T. to lay hold of,

grasp, clasp, Mat. 9g. 25; Mar. 1. 31;

5. 41; to retain, keep under reserve, Mar.

g. 10; met. to hold fast, observe, Mar.

7. 3.8; 2 Thes. 2. 15; to hold to, adhere

to, Ac. 3. 11; Col. 2. 19; to restrain,

hinder, repress, Lu. 24. 16; Re. 7. 1; to

retain, not to remit, sins, Jno. 20. 23.
KpoTovvTas, acc. pl. masc: part. pres. act. Kpatéw
KpatovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
KpQTOUVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Kparovs, gen. sing. : § A KpaTos
Kpatodot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. F 2 Kparéw
KpaTapLev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. r id.
KpaTov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. 5 id.
KpavyafovTa, nom.pl.neut. pt. pres.—A. D. Ln. ; it

Kpagovra, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Lu. 4. 41) pang

« Lu. 21. 34.

61 Pe. 5, 6.

Kpavy

KpavyalovTuv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. kpavyato
kpavyate |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) kpaceos
Kpavyacel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. kpavyalor
kKpavy), js, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Kpalor
Kpavyy, dat. sing. Kpavyy,
Kpavyis," gen. sing. id.
Kpéa, ace. pl. Kpéas
peas |, aros, ws, TO, Pl. kpéara, Kpéa, (8 5.

tab. E. j) flesh, meat, Ro. 14. 21; 1 Co.

Gnas
Kpetagov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. a Kpeloowv

Kpetaowv |, OF KpetrTwv, oVvos, 6, 4, 70, -ov, (8 8.
rem. 5) (used as the compar. of aya0cs)
better, more useful or profitable, more con-

IC om7a10 5035)

more excellent, of a higher nature, more

valuable, He. 1.4; 6.9; 7-7, 19, 22, etal.

ducive to good, superior,

KpetTTov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. KpeiTTOVv

kKpeiTTova., ace. sing. fem. and acc. pl. neut. id.

KpeirTovos, gen. sing. masc. and fem. id.

kpetrtoat, dat. pl. fem. id.

Kpepdpemov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. mid. Kpepdvvvjat
id.

i 4 :
Kpep.darevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid.

Kpepavvye |, fut.dow,aor.1, éxpeuaca, aor. 1,
pass. éxpepdaOny, (§36.rem.5) to hang,
suspend, Ac. 5. 30; 10. 39; pass. to be
hung, suspended, Mat. 18. 6; Lu. 23. 39;
mid. KpeLap.ae, to hang, be suspended,
Wes28act; iGaleess 135 .eb al-ssomet. Kpé-

papat ev, to hang upon, to be referable to

as an ultimate principle, Mat. 22. 40.

Kpy}Vos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C: a) a
hanging steep, a steep bank,

Mat. 8. 32; Mar. 5.

precipice,

HiS}s WANG ey Bie

KpewavTan, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. KpepLavvupe
KPELaTGVTEs, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
KpenacGevTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
Kpepacdy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
Kpepwarat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid.—Al. ]

Ln. Tdf. (6 vdmos kpguarat kal ‘d

of mp.) MS PM abe ay

Kpewavtat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 22. 40)

Kpnpves |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . id.
KpyyAvov, gen. sing. . KpNPLVOS

Kpys], nros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) " Kpircs, a
Cretan, an inhabitant of Kpyrn, Ac.

75, ing My 185, 146

240

se eee ——————————

ea
en

a2 Ti. 4. 10.

KpPLlVvo

Kpyjoxys|,* evros, 6, (3 4. rem. 2. d) Crescens, a Latin
pr. name.
Kpyres, nom. pl. Kpys

Kpyry}, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Crete, a large island
in the eastern part of the Mediterranean.

Kpyry, dat. Kpjry
Kpyrnv, ace. . id.
Kpyzns, gen. id.

7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) barley.

«pin |, 7s,
Kpl0ivos, 9, OV, : 7. tab. F. a) made
of barley, Jno. 6. 9, 1

KptOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. Kptvw
KptOys,’ gen. sing. ; : : KpiOy
kpiOijcecbe, 2 pers. pl. fut. pass. (§ 27. rem. 3) Kpivw
KpLOycovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . ; id.
kpufyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
kptOtvos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) . pion
kpuivous, acc. pl. masc. KptOwos
Kpdivev, gen. pl. masc.. : A id.
Kpilav, gen. pl.—A. C. Ln. Tdf. - : P
xpiOjs, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 6.6). \ catty
Kpacu, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : Kpivw
Kpia, OF Kptua|, atos, Td ($4. tab. D.c) . id.
Kpiata, nom. and ace. pl. Kpljua
Kptwati, dat. sing. id.
KplLaros, gen. sing. ; : id.
Kpiva, acc. pl. : : : i Kptvov
Kptvat, aor. 1, infin. act. (§ 27. rem. 1. f) Kpivw
Kplvavtas, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. : id.
kpivavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
KplvavTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Kpivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act— ]
Gr. Sch. Taf. re id.
Kpivov, Rec. (Re. 18. 8) ;
Kpivare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
Kpiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : : id.
Kpwet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. (§ 27. rem. 1. a) id.
Kpwvev, pres. infin. act. id.
Kpiveis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
kpiveoOa1, pres. infin. pass. . id.
Kpiverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . ‘ id.
KpiveTe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. or imper. act. id.
KpweTo, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.
Kpivy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. id.
Kplvopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. 5 id.
KplvOpLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
KplVO[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.

6 Re. 6. 6.

Kplvo

kpivov | , ov, 76, (§ 3. tab, C.c) a lily, Mat. 6. 28;

W227
kpivovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Kpivw
kptvovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Kpivovtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. é id.
Kpwvovpev, | pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
Kpwvovct, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.

kpivo |, fut. Kpiv®, aor. 1, éxptva, perf. Kéxpixa,
perf. pass. kéxpipat, aor. 1, éxpiOyy (7),
pr. to separate; to make a distinction be-
tween; to exercise judgment upon; to esti-
mate, Ro. 14. 5; to judge, to assume cen-
sorial power over, to call to account, Mat.
14. 3, 4,
to bring

oe ts Gu. 6. 375. RO. 2.1553;

10, 13; Col. 2.16; Ja. 4. 11, 12;
under question, Ro. 14. 22; to judge judi-
cially, to try as a judge, Jno. 18. 31, etal.;
to bring to trial, Ac. 13. 27; to sentence,
Lu. 19. 22; Jno. 7. 51; to resolve on, de-
cree, Ac. 16.4; Re.16.5; absol. to decide,
determine, resolve, Ac. 3.13; 15.19; 27.1,
et al.; to deem, Ac. 13. 46; to form a
judgment, pass judgment, Jno. 8. 15, et
al.; pass. to be brought to trial, Ac. 25.
to be brought to

be ar-

10. 20: Ro. 3. 4, et al.;
account, to incur arraignment,
raigned, 1 Co. 10. 29; mid. to go to law,
litigate, Mat.

visit Leone ING 47 HIG Mil Cia bia GH be BY Ap

. 40; in N.T. to judge, to

1 Pe. 4.6; to judge, to right, to vindicate,
He. 10.30; to administer government over,
to govern, Mat. 19. 28; Lu. 22. 30.
plots, ews, ns pr. distinction; discri-
mination; judgment, decision, award, Jno.
5- 305 7- 245
JNO! 3-02) Jawe2eei3 5 ec ale:

8. 16; a judicial sentence,
an adverse
sentence, Mat. 23. 33; Mar. 3. 29, et al.;
judgment, cba process, trial, Mat.
10.15; Jno. 5. 24; 12. 31; 16. 8, et al.;
judgment, administration of justice, Jno.
5. 22, 27; in N.T. a court of justice, tri-
bunal, Mat. 5. 21, 22; an impeachment,
2 Pe. 2.11; Jude 9; from the Heb., jus-
tice, equity, Mat. 12. 18, 20; 23. 23; Lu.
11. 42. (tt).

Kpipa, Of Kptj.a, atos, TO, judgment ;
a sentence, award, Mat. 7. 2; @ judicial

241 KpuBn

sentence, Lu. 23. 40; 24. 20; Ro. 2. 2; 5. 16, et
al.; an adverse sentence, Mat. 23. 14;
ROwdig. 2560) Lins. 025) Ja. 300; yude=
ment, administration of justice, Ino. 9. 39;
Ac. 24. 25, et al.; execution of justice,
1 Pe. 4.17; @ lawsuit, 1 Co.6.7; in N.T.
judicial visitation, 1 Co. 11.29; 2 Pe.2.3;
an administrative decree, Ro. 11. 33.

Kpitys, ov, 6, a judge, Mat. 5. 25, et
al.; from the Heb., a@ magistrate, ruler,
NC eEKi 31 20) 2A. LO

KplTikos, n, ov, (§ ieatabesbe a) able
or quick to discern or judge, He. 4. 12.

Kpttyptov, (ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢) pr.
a standard or means by which to judge,
criterion; a court of justice, tribunal, Ja.

2. 6; @ cause, controversy, 1 Co. 6. 2, 4

Kpw@, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Kpivo
Kplvw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . : id.
Kpivwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. ; : id.
Kpivov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Kploet, dat. sing. plows
Kptoets, nom. pl. : j : : id.
Kpireus, gen. sing. . ; ; : : id.
Kpiow, acc. sing. : : id.
kpiots |, ews, 7, (8 5. tab. E. °) . Kpivw
Kpiorov, acc. . : : Kpio7os
Kpio7os |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Crispus, a Latin pr.

name.
Kpirat, nom. pl. KpiTys
Kpitas acc. pl. : : . , id.
Kpity, dat. sing. : : 2 . : id.
kpEil acc. sing. 5 : : > id.
KpiTjpia, acc. pl. KpiTypLov
kperyptov J, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. °) kpivw
Kpitnpiov, gen. pl. . : KplTjpLov
KpiTys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Kpivw
KputuKos |," , ov, (§ i tabsoh. a) 3 . id,
Kpovewv, pres. infin. Kpovw
KpoveTe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : : id.
KpovovTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Kpovoavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 3 id.

kpove |, fut. ovow, (§ 13. tab. M) to knock at a
door, Mat. 7. 7, 8; Lu. 11.9, 10; 13. 25,

et al.
kpovoy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; Kpovw
kpuBnvat, aor. 2, infin. pass. (§ 24. rem. 8 a) = Kpvrrw
a He, 4, 12.

17

KpUuTT
KpuTT4, nom. and acc. pl. neut. KpuTTos
xpvarrn |, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) KpUTT@

ace. sing.—Gr. Tdf. ‘ : 3
se ae \ Kpvrrn
KpUTTOV, Rec. Sch. (Lu. Il. 33)
kpumrTov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. KPUTTOS
kpuTtos, 7, ov, ($7. tab. Fa). KpUTT@

KpuT To |, fut. Yu, aor. 1, Be (§23.rem. l.a,
and rem. 2) perf. pass. kéxpuppat, (§ 23.
rem. 7. 8) aor. 2, pass. éxpvByv, (v)>
(§ 24. rem. 8. a) to hide, conceal, Mat.
5. 14, et al.; in N.T. to lay up in store,

Col. 3. 3; Re. 2. 173 Kexpuppevos, Con-

cealed, secret, Jno. 19. 38.

KpvT7N, nS, "> a vault or closet, a cell
for stowage, v.r. Lu. 11. 33.

KpUTTOs, %, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) hidden,
concealed, secret, clandestine, Mat. 6. 4, 6,
18, et al.; ta KpuTTd, secrets, Ro. 2. 16;
1 Co. 14. 25.

Kpudatos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) secret,
hidden, v.r. Mat. 6. 18

Koudy, adv. in secret, secretly, not
openly, Ep. 5

KpuTT@, dat sing. neut. : KpUuTTOS

KpvotaAXi€ovtu,* dat. sing. mase. part. pres. kpvoradAtlo

KpvotadXilw |, fut. iow : ° Kpvota\Aos
: : : id.

KptoTadXov, acc. sing.
KpvaTadXos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (kpvos, cold),
pr. clear ice; crystal, Re. 4. 6; 22. 1.
KpvotadXilw, fut. rw, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to be clear, brilliant like crystal, Re.21.11.
INGE:
KpvoTdAdw, dat. sing.
Kpudatos |, a, ov
Kpupaiw, dat. sing. neut.—B. D. Ln. Gr. Tdf. 2
KpuTT@, Rec. Sch. (Mat. 6. 18) : aa Kpudatos
Kpupy,’ adv. KpvUTTo
Kpvware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.

KpvaTadXos
Kpvrrw

KTQOpLAL, @LOtl, fut. yoopat, (§ 19. tab. S)
to get, procure, provide, Mat. 10. 9; to
make gain, gain, Lu. 18. 12; to purchase,
Ac. 8. 20; 22. 28; to be the cause or oc-

casion of purchasing, Ac. 1. 18; to pre-

serve, save, Lu.21.19; to get under control,
to be winning the mastery over, 1 Thes.

4. 4; perf. kéxrnuan, to possess.

KTpa, aos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a

242 KTLOQ@

possession, property, and spe. real estate, Mat. 19.22;

Mar 105 22); Aci 257455) he Xie
KTyTwP, opos, 6, ($4. rem. 2. f) a
possessor, owner, Ac. 4. 34. L.G.

KTacOar, pres. infin. KTGOMAL
KTnpa |, aTOs, TO - : : ; : id.
KTnpata, acc. pl. ae
KTHVvy, acc. pl. ue

KTHVOS, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) pr. property,
generally used in the plural, 7% KTNVN;
property in animals; a beast of burden,
Lu. 10. 34; Ac. 23. 24; beasts, cattle,
Cor 152303) er 18.513.

KTnvov, gen. pl. KTHVOS

Ktynoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. KTGOpLAL

KtnoeoOe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind—A. B. Ln. Taf. \ a
KTynoacbe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 21. 19)

Ktnonobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. F - id.

KTHTOpES,” nom. pl. . KTHTWP

KTyTwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. vem. 2. f) KTdopat

KTiCo |, fut. (aw, aor. 1, ekrura, perf. pass.
EKTLO MAL, (§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to reduce from
a state of disorder and wildness; in N.T.
to call into being, to create, Mar. 13. 19,
et al.; to call into individual existence, to
frame, Ep. 2. 15; to create spiritually, to
invest with a spiritual frame, Ep. 2. 10;
Ani2Al
KTiats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr. a
framing, founding; in N.T. creation, the
act of creating, Ro. 1. 20; creation, the
material universe, Mar. 10.6; 13.19; He.
g. 11; 2 Pe. 3.4; a created thing, a crea-
ture, Ro. 1. 25; 8.39; Col. 1. x5; He.
4. 13; the human creation, Mar. 16. 15;
Ro. 8.19, 20, 21,22; Col. 1.23; a@ spiritual
creation, 2 Co. 5. 17; Gal.6.15; an in-
stitution, ordinance, 1 Pe. 2. 13.
KTiopla, atos, TO, ($ 4. tab. D. c) pr.
a thing founded; in N.T. a created being,
creature, 1 Ti.4.4; Ja. 1. 18, et al. LG.
KTLOTHS, OD, 6, OF KTloTHS, ov, 6,
(§ 3. tab. B. c) @ founder; in N.T. a
creator, 1 Pe. 4. 19. L.G.

] /
KTloavTa, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. krilo
xTicavTt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. 3 id.
KTicavTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.

a Re. 21.11.

6 Kp. 5. 12.

e Ac. 4. 34.

KTLOE 243
KTlioe, dat. sing. : : F : KTiots
_ktioews, gen. sing. . i F ; j id.
tion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. til
kticGevra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
kticGevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
kriats |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec) . : ’ id.
Ktiopa.|, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. Dic.) . ; id.
ieee gen. pl. KTio pa
KtioTn,“ dat. sing. KTloTNS
xviorys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. ©) tile
KT@at, 1 pers. sing. contr. pres. ind. KTQOMAL

kuPeia], as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) (kv-
Bev, to play at dice; fr. hBos, a cube,
die) pr. dicing; met. sleight, versatile ar-

tifice.
kuBeia,” dat. sing. KuBeia
KuBepvycets,® acc. pl. KuBépvycs

KuBépvycrs |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (kvBepvaw,
to steer, direct) government, office of a
governor or director; meton. a director.

KuBepvytns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
a pilot, helmsman, Ac. 27. 11; Re. 18. 17.

KuBepvyry, dat. sue. KuBepyytns
KuBepvyrys |, ov, 6 KuBépvnots
KukAvw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) v v.r. KUKAOS
kukAobev, adv. : . . . : id.

KUKAOs |, ov, 6, (§ 3 tab. C. a) a circle; in N.T.
KUKAM, adverbially, rownd, round about,

around, Mar. 3. 34; 6. 6, 36, et al.

4 ,
KukAevw, fut. evow, aor. 1, exix-
Aevoa, to encircle, encompass, v.r. Re.
20. Q.

KukAdbev, adv. around, round about,
TRG AIG B75 tie dejo 1803

KuKAOw, ©, fut. dow, aor. 1, exvk-
Awoa, (§ 20. tab. T) to encircle, sur-
round, encompass, come around, Jno 10.24;
Ac. 14. 20; spe. to beleaguer, Lu. 21. 20;
Re. 20.9; to march round, He. 11. 30.

KuKAOULEVyY, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) we
kukdow, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) KUKAOoS
KUkw, dat. sing. 5 : : : id.
kuxAwfevra, nom. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. KUKAGW
kukAwodvtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
KvAuopa |,4 aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . - KvAiw

kvXiw |, fut. iow, aor. I, éxvXioa, (§ 13. tab. M)

Kupny

(a later form for KuAivdw) to roll; mid. to roll
one’s self, to wallow, Mar. g. 20. (*).

KUAopa, atos, 76, pr. a rolling
thing; in N.T. a place of rolling or wal-
lowing, wallowing-place. L.G.
KvAAov, acc. sing. mase. KvAAOs
KvAXos |, n, ov, ($7. tab. F.a) pr. crooked, bent

maimed, lame, crippled, Mat. 18. 8, et al.

KvAXAOs

KvAXovs, acc. pl. masc.

Kop. | , aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a wave, surge,
billow, Mat. 8. 24; 14. 24, et al.

KUpaTa, nom. pl. . : . . KUL.

Kupatwv, gen. pl. . : id.

KvpBaror |,° ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) ee a
hollow) a cymbal.

xupivov, ov, To, Cumin, cuminum sativum of Lin-
nus, a plant, a native of Egypt and

Syria, whose seeds are of an aromatic,
warm, bitterish taste, with a strong but
not disagreeable smell, and used by the
ancients as a condiment.
Kuvdpta, nom. pl. . . KUVapLov
dat.apli a. : , : id.

Kvvapiots,
kuveptoy |, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 KU@v
KUvas, acc. pl. : ; 5 3 ‘ id.
KUves, nom. pl. . ; : ‘ : id.
Kvmpvot, nom. el Kvzpwos
Kuzpuos ], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a Kuzpos
Kuzpiw, dat. sing. Kvmptos
Kuzpor, ace. . Kvzpos

Kuzpos |, ov, ”, 5 3. tab: ») Gann an island
in the eastern part of the Mediterranean,

PNG. Fills

Kuzpuos, ov, 0, a Cypriot, an inhabit-

ant of Cyprus, Ac. 4. 36; 11. 20; 21. 16.

19, et al.

Kvmpov, gen. . . . . - Kvzpos

KuTTo |, fut. Ww, aor. 1, ekua, (§ 23. rem. 1. a,
and rem. 2) to bend forwards, stoop down,

Marat 758.00, 15.0, S-

Kvupnvator, nom. pl. Kupnvatos
Kupyvatoy, acc. sing. . ‘ : : id.
Kupyvatos |, ov, 6 Kupyvn
Kvupnvaiov, gen. sing. Kupyvatos

Kvupyvaiwv, gen. pl. . id.
Kvupyvy |, ns, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) ea a city

£1 Co. 12. 28.

41 Pe. 4.19, 6 Ep. 4.14.

a2 Pe. 2. 22. e1Co. 13.1. JF Mat. 23. 23.

Kupnv

founded by a colony of Greeks, in Northern Africa.
Kupnvatos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
Cyrenian, an inhabitant of Cyrene, Mat.
27 g2 etal.
Kupyvyv,* ace. - : c Kupivn
Kupyvios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Cyrenius, (per-
haps Quirinus) pr. name.

Kvupnviov,’ gen. . . Kupyvios
rcupia.|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. ae KUpLos
kupia, voc. sing. . c : Kupta
kupia, dat. sing. . : : : : id.
kupiaky, dat. sing. fem. KUPLAKOS
Kuplakov, acc. sing. neut. : : : id.
Kuptakds |, 77, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) . KUptos
KUpte, voc. sing. . : : : : id.
Kuptever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Kuplevo
kuptevopev, 1} pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.
KuplevovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
KUpLevouct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 s id.
Kuptevoret, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : ; id.
Kuptevoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . . id.
Kupevoo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) KUpLtos
KUpLOL, nom. and voc. pl. : ; 5 id.
Kuptots, dat. pl. 3 3 : 5 4 id.
KUpLoy, ace. sing. : : : 5 id.

KUPLOS, tov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a lord, master,
Mat. 12. 8, et al.;
Mat. 20. 8, et al.;

an owner, possessor,
a potentate, sovereign,
Ac. 25. 26; a@ power, deity, 1 Co. 8. 5;
the Lord, Jehovah, Mat. the
Lord Jesus Christ, Mat.24.42; Mar.16.19;

1. 22,.et-al.s

IOs Ds nO 4a ts. LCos 4.05, ety ale
freq.; KUpLE, a term of respect of various
force, Sir, Lord, Mat. 13. 27; Ac. 9. 6,
et al. freq.

Kupia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a lady, 2 Jno. 1. 5.

KupuaKos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F, a) per-
taining to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord’s,
lWiGer rx: INGE:

(§ 13. tab. M)
aor. l, exuplevoa, to be lord
Ro.
2 Co. 1. 243 to exercise

20); Re. 1. ro:

Kupievw, fut. evow,
Ro. 14. 9;
over, to be possessed of mastery over,
GO; LHI3) Ge Ls
sway over, Lu. 22. 25.

Kuplorns, THTOs, 9, ( § 4. rem. 2. c)
lordship ; constituted authority, Ep. 1. 21;

244

K@OULNy

2 Pe. 2.10; Jude 8; pl.
Colina 16s) New

authorities, potentates,

KupLorns |, THTOS, KUptos
KUpLOTYTA, acc. sing. KUpLOTNS
KUpLOTHTES, nom. pl. : : é “ id.
KUPLOTNTOS, gen. sing. .. , : ; id.
Kuptov, gen. sing. KUpLos
kupiw, dat. sing. . : : 2 ‘ id.
kupiov, gen. pl. : : : . é id.

Kupow, @ |, fut. dow, perf. cexvpwxa, (§ 20. tab. T)
(xpos, authority, confirmation) to confirm,

ratify, Gal. 3. 15; to assure, 2 Co. 2. 8.

kupdoat, aor. 1, infin. KUpow
kual, dat. pl. 4 a KUOV
KUWas, nom. sing. masc. pl. aor. 1 KUO

Kvov |, Kuvos, 6, 7, (§ 6. rem. 4. e) a deg, Lu.

16.21; 2 Pe. 2.22; met. a dog, a religi-

ous corrupter, Phi. 3. 2; miscreant, Re.
22 Rating

Kuvapiov, tov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢)

(dimin.

Mat. 15.

nom. pl.

of kiwv) @ little dog; a cur,
20 s278;) Maree a2 Zo

KoXa,° kK@Aov

Kodoyv |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a@ member on
limb of the body.

kwAver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Kor\vw
kwAvew, pres. infin. act. . : : ; id.
KwAveoOar, pres. infin. pass. . : : id.
kwAvere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . 9 id.
KkwAvbevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. I, pass. id.
kwAvovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
KwAvovTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
kwAdoat, aor. 1, infin. act. : : : id.
KkwAvons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. é id.

id.

kwAvonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act—D. \

KkwAvere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 19.14)

Koa |, fut. Sow, aor. 1, exddioa, (§ 13. tab. M)
aor. 1, pass. exwrAvOnv, (o), to hinder,
restrain, prevent, Mat. 19.14; Ac. 8. 36;
Ro. 1. 13, et al. (9).
Kop

Kopas, ace. pl.

) j illax -
Kon |, nS, 1); (§ 2. tab. B. a) a village, a country
town, Mat.9.35; 10.11; Lu. 8.1, et al.
Kop

acc. sing. . : : : : id.

KOU, dat. sing. , A ; Es
KOUNV,

a Ac. 2. 10.

6 Lu. 2. 2.

ec He, 3.17.

K@OLNS 245 Aarew
Kopns, gen. sing. . ‘4 : - KOLN AaBw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. Aap Bavw
KOpou, nom. pl. KOMOS AdBoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. 3 id.
K@LOLS, dat. pl. : : 4 P i id. AaBov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. : id.
KwplomroXets," ace. pl. Kwpdrroes AaBwor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. j id.

kwporroNts |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (Kedpen & ous)
a large village, open town. L.G.

K@pos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a festive pro-
cession, a merry-making ; in N.T. a revel,

lascivious feasting, Ro. 13.13; Gal. 5. 21;
WeRen 4a 3s
K@, acc. (§ 3. rem. 5).—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . 2
mn Kés
Koy, Rec. (Ac. 21. 1) :
IAA Ee : : . 5 0 id.

, ° ,
KwvwTa,’ acc. sing. Kove

Kove |, wos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. a) a gnat,
culex, which is found in wine when
acescent.

Kas], o, (§ 3. tab. C. d) Cos, an island in the
fEgean sea.

Kooayp. |,” 6, Cosam, pr. name, indecl.

Kwol, nom. pl. masc. Kwpos

Kopor, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. d id.

kaos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pr. blunt, dull, as
a weapon; dull of hearing, deaf, Mat.

11.5; Mar. 7. 32, 37; Lu. 7. 22; dumb,
mute, Mat. 9. 32, 33, et al.; meton.

making dumb, causing dumbness, Lu.

Wig ate

kwdovs, acc. pl. masc. Kwos
wis Mes

AaBe, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. Aap Bava
haBetv, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 36. rem. 2) : id.
AaBere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. j id.
AaBerw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act.—Gr.}

Sch. Tdf. . c : Q id.

Aap Bavérw, Rec. (Re. 22. 17)
AaBy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
AaByre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. ? id.
AdBor, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, opt. act. . : id.
AaPovra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act.. id.
AaBovras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. ‘ id.
Aafovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
AaBovca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
AaBotoa, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
¢ Mar. 1. 38. 6 Ac, 21.1.

ayxavo |, fut. AnEoprat, perf. etAnya, perf. 2,
Aedoyxa, aor. 2, Ehaxorv, ($ 36. rem. 2)
to have assigned to one, to obtain, receive,
Ac. 1.17; 2 Pe. 1.1; to have fall to one
by lot, Lu. 1.9; absol. to cast lots, Jno.

19. 24.

Ad€ape, voc. Aa€apos
Ad€apov, acc. . . . . id.
Aad€apos}, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Lazarus, pr.

name.
Aafety, aor. 2, infin. ° 5 Aavbavw
Adbpa, adv. 3 : : c ; id.
Aatidazros, gen. sing. daira
daira, Gos, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. a) @ squall of

wind, a hurricane, Mar. 4. 37, et al.
Aakrilew, pres. infin. : Aakrilo
Aakrilu |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (Aag, with the

heel) to kick, Ac. 9. 5; 26. 14.
AaXdet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : ANaréw
AdAe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. 5 id.
AaXety, pres. infin. act. ; : : ; id.
AaXets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
Aadeto Oat, pres. infin, pass. (§ 17. tab.Q) . id.
AaXetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. id.
Aadeire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . : id.
AaXeitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act : id.
Aadeirwoav, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. ‘: id.

Aaréo, ol, fut. yow, perf. XeAdAnKa, aor. |,
é\aAnoa, (§ 16. tab. P) to make vocal
utterance; to babble, to talk; in N.T.
absol. to exercise the faculty of speech,
Mat. g. 33, et al.; to speak, Mat. 10. 20,
et al.; to hold converse with, to talk with,
Mat. 12.46; Mar. 6.50; Re. 1.12, et al.;
to discourse, to make an address, Lu.11.37;
Ac. If. 20; 21. 39, et al.; to make an-
nouncement, to make a declaration, Lu.
1.55, etal.; fo make mention, Jno. 12. 41;
Neh2asin lle 8))52 be 3406 5 atrans.
to speak, address, preach, Mat.g.18; Jno.
3- I1; Tit. 2. 1, et al.; to give utterance

to, to utter, Mar. 2. 7; Jno. 3. 34, et al.;

c¢ Mat. 23. 24. d Lu. 3. 28.

Aadrn 246 AapBa

Aapud. |, or Nappa, (Heb. m2?) for what 2 onde
wherefore 2 Mat. 27. 46; Mar. 15. 34.

ing, receiving, receipt, Phi. 4. 15.

to declare, announce, reveal, Lu. 24. 25, et al.; Aap Paver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : Aap Bava
to disclose, 2 Co. 12. 4. Aap Bavew, pres. infin. act. ‘ ; : id.
Nada, as, ” ($25 tab: ‘Bib; and Aap Bavets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : id.

rem. 2) talk; in N.T. matter of discourse, Aap Bavere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.

Jno. 4.42; 8.43; language, dialect, Mat. AapBavéerw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. 3 id.

26. 73; Mar. 14. 70. AapBavy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ; id.
hadjj, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. : : aréw Aap PBavopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.
AadnOeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. . id. Aap Bavopevor, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
AaAnOetons, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id. Aap Pavopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
AadrnOévros, gen. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id. Aap Bavovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
AadAnOevTwy, gen. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id. Aap Bavovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. c id.
AadnOyvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. 5 . id.
AadrnOijoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. : id. AapBavo, fut. AvWouat, perf. eiAnda, aor. 2,
AaAnOnoopevov, gen. pl. neut. part. fut. pass. id. eAaBov, aor. 1, pass. €AnPOnv, (§ 36.
AaAjoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . : : id. rem. 2) to take, take up, take in the hand,
Aadnoavtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. I, act. . id. Mat. ro. 38; 13. 31, 33, et al.; to take
AadnoavTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. on one’s self, sustain, Mat. 8. 17; to lake,
AaAyjoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. seize, seize upon, Mat. 5.40; 21.34; Lu.
Aadnoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; id. 5.26; 1 Co. ro. 13, et al.; to catch, Lu.
Aadyoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : : id. 5.5; 2 Co. 12. 16; to assume, put on,
Aadjon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. 2 id. Phi. 2. 7; to make a rightful or successful
Aadjoyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . 3 id. assumption of, Ino. 3.27; to conceive, Ac.
AadrAnooper, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : id. 28.15; to take by way of provision, Mat.
AaAncovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. —. : id. 16.5; to get, get together, Mat. 16. 9;
Aadryow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id. to receive as payment, Mat. 17. 24; He.
Aadyjow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ; id. 7.8; to take to wife, Mar. 12. 19; to
AaAnowor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. é id. admit, give reception to, Jno. 6.21; 2 Jno.
Aadid |, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) : id. 10; met. to give mental reception to, Jno.
Nadav, acc. sing. . 3 s Aaduda 3. 11, et al.; to be simply recipient of, to
Aadrodpev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . - Aartéw receive, Mat. 7.8; Jno. 7. 23, 39; 19. 30;
AaXovpevy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. My.P. id. Newro743)3) ntNe. aeons Tetpav,
Aadrovpevois, dat. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. . id. to make encounter of a matter of difficulty
Aadovpevov, acc. s. m. & nom, neut. part. pres. p. id. or trial, He. 11. 29, 36; AapBavew
AaAdody, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. : id. dpxnv, to begin, He. 2. 3; AapBavew
AaXotvra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act . id. ovpPorvtrror, to take counsel, consult, Mat.
AaXovvras, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. 12. 14; Aap Bavewv AynOnv, to forget,
Aadodvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. 2) Pes 1.9}; Nap Bavew bropvynow, to
AaXovv7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. - id. recollect, call to mind, 2 Ti. 1. 5; Aap-
AaXdotvros, gen. sing. mase. part. pres. act. id. Bavew TEPLTOLLHV, to receive circum-
AaAdovvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id. cision, be circumcised, Jno. 7. 23; Aap-
Aadotoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id. Bavew Kataddayyv, to be reconciled,
AaAdovoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. act. , id. I8Koy, Eis Le Aap Bavev Kpij.a, to re-
AaXdotaav, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id. ceive condemnation or punishment, be
Aadovons, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. act. ‘ id. punished, Mar. 12. 40; from the Heb,
AaXdoter, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . ‘ id. TpcowmTov Aap Bavew, to accept the
Aad, | pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. act. . id. person of any one, skow partiality to-
AaAGy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. : id. wards, Lu. 20. 21. (av).
AaAGor, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. ‘ id. | Ants, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) @ tak-

|

Aap Bavov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Aap Paver

A apex 247 AaTpe
Acpex |,” 6, Lamech, pr. name, indecl. detection, Mar. 7. 24; Lu. 8. 47; with a parti-
Nappa |, sce Napa ciple of another verb, to be unconscious
Aapmddas, ace. pl. Aapras of an action while the subject or object
Aaprddes, nom. pl. id. of it, He. 13. 2. (ay).

Aaprddwv, gen. pl. id. AdOpa, adv. secretly, Mat. 1.19; 2.7,

Aaparrds |, ddos, 7, (§ 4. tab. D. ) aprrw et al.

Adprrer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id. Ann, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) forget-

Aapmpa, nom. pl. neut. Aaprpos fulness, oblivion, 2 Pe. 1. 9.

appa, dat. sing. fem. id. Nakevtds |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (Aas, a stone, and

Aapmpay, acc. sing. fem. id. Eéw, to cut, hew) cut in stone, hewn out of

Aapmrpov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. id. stone or rock. LXX.

Aapmpos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Nadprrw Nagkevtd,* dat. sing. neut. Aakevros

Aaprporns |, THTOS, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) id. Aaodixea |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

Aapmporjra,’ acc. sing. . . Aaprporys Laodicea, a city of Phrygia in Asia Minor.

Aopmpas],o adv. . * ). AapTrw Aaodixeia, dat. Aaodixera
; Aaodikeray, ace. id.

Aaprro |, fut. Yo & Wouar, aor. 1, edapwa, Aaodtkelas, gen. id.

(§ 23. rem. 1. a, and rem. 2) to shine,
Matrasaewh, LOlse 07.02); eluu.
24, et al.

Aapurds, ddos, (a) 7, ($4. tab. D.b)
a light, Ac. 20.8; a lamp, Re. 4.5; a

give light,

Wye

portable lamp, lantern, or flambeau, Mat.
A, Thy By Lig Vy 8). AMS Mela BYo

Aaptpos, a, ov, ($ 7. rem. 1) bright,
resplendent, Re. 22. 16;
Re. 22. 1; while, glistering, Ac. 10. 30;
Re. 15.6
22%
sumptuous, Ja. 2. 2, 3; Re. 18. 14.

clear, pellucid,

; of a bright colour, gaudy, Lu.

11; by impl. splendid, magnijicent,

Aaperporys, THTOS, H, ($4. rem. 2. c)
brightness, splendour, Ac. 26. 13.

Aapmpas, adv. splendidly ; magni-
jicently, sumptuously, Lu. 16. 19.
Napa, aor. 1, infin. Adprw
Aapiparw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
Ader, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind —A.B.D.Ln.Tdf. al

Adpiyar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 4. 6) }
Aappovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.—D. P
exAdpifovet, R.Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 13.43) ;

AavOdver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Na Oeias
AavOavew, pres. infin. id.
NavOavérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. id.

AavOdvw |, fut. Ajow, aor. 2, Ehador, perf. AEAnOa,
(§ B6. rem. 2) (Anbu, obsolete) to be
unnoticed; to eseape the knowledge or

observation of a person, Ac. 26.26; 2 Pe.

3- 5y 8;

absol. to be concealed, escape

a Lu. 3, 36. 6 Ac. 26. 13. e Lu. 16.19.

SS SK aa

Aaobdixeds |, €Ws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. ‘es a Laodicean,
an inhabitant of Laodicea, Col. 4.16; Re.

3004.
Aaodikéwy, gen. pl. Aaodukets
Aaoi, nom. pl. dads
Aaots, dat. pl. id.
Aadv, acc. sing. id.

Aaos |, ov, 6, (§ 3.tab. C.a) a body of people ; a
concourse of people, a multitude, Mat.
27.25; Lu. 8. 47, et al.; the common
people, Mat. 26. 5, et al.; a people, nation,
Mati2iwarsmliue22 321) itaeenen etal.
© Aaos, the people of Israel, Lu. 2. to.

Aaov, gen. sing. ads

AapvyE |, vyyos, 6, (§4. rem. 2. b) the throat,
gullet.
Aagata],/ as, 7,—Rec. Gr. Sch.
Aacéa, B. Tdf.
“A\acoa, Ln. Lasea, a maritime town

in Crete.

ack |, fut. AaKjow, aor. 1, éhdxynoa, pr. to
emit a sound, ring; hence, to break with

a sharp noise; to burst, Ac. 1. 18.

Adropéw, G], fut. ow, perf. AcAaTouyKa, aor. 1,
éXatounoa, (§ 16. tab. P) (Aas, a stone,
and TEV ) to hew stones; to cut out of
stone, hew from stone, Mat. 27. 60; Mar.
ne. 46. LG:

Aarpeta, as, 1), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) AaTpevw

d Lu. 23. 53. e Ro, 3. 13. f Ac. 27, 8.

AaTpe

Aatpelay, acc. sing. Aatpeta
Aatpelas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. id.
Aartpevety, pres. infin. Aatpevw
Aarpevopuev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. Const.

AarTpevuper, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (He. id.

12. 28)

Aatpedov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
AatpevovTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
AatpevovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Aarpevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Aatpevovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
Aatpevovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
Aatpevoreis, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
Aatpevoovst, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : id.
Aatpevw, fut. evow, aor. 1, eAdtpevoa, ($ 13.

tab. M) (Adrpus, a servant) to be a ser-
vant, to serve, Ac. 27. 23; to render re-
ligious service and homage, worship, Mat.
4. 10; Lu. 1. 74; spe. to offer sacrifices,
present offerings, He. 8. 5; 9. 9.
Aarpeia, as, 7, service, servitude;
religious service, worship, Jno. 16. 2; Ro.
Qy 4G) 12s) He..Onu 0.
Aatpevopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj.
Adxava, ace. pl. :
Adxavov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Aaxaivu, to dig)
a garden herb, vegetable, Mat. 13. 32;
Putt. 42; Rowid. 2.

Aaxdvwv, gen. pl. Adxavov
Aaxodor, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 Aayxave
Adxwpev, 1 pers. pl. agr. 2, subj. id.
Aad, dat. sing. ae
Aawv, gen. pl. id.

AcBBaios," ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Lebbeus, pr.

name.
déye, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. devo
Aeyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
Aéyerv, pres. infin. act. id.
déyeis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
A€yeoOau, pres. infin. pass. id.
héyerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
déyere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
AeyéTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.

ec

Aeyewv |, @vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) (Lat. legio) a
Roman legion; in N.T. legion used inde-
finitely for 4 great number, Mat. 26. 53;
Mar. 5. 9, 155 Lu. 8. 30.

Aeyeava, acc. sing.

Aatpevo
Adyavov

Neyewv

248

Aey@

Aeye@vas, acc. pl. 3 Neyedy
Aeyedvev, gen. pl—aA. C. Tdf.

[7 dadexa] Aeyedvas, Rec. Gr. Sch. id.

(Mat. 26. 53)
Aéyyn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ‘ : déyw
Aeyyte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. id.
déeyoper, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Aeydpeva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyomevn, nom. sing. fem, part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyouerny, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyouerys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyomevors, dat. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeyomevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
dé€yov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyovra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. act. id.
déyovtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. a
D. Ln. Tdf. c 5 3 r id.

eizévtt, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 12. 48) J
Aéyovros, gen. sing. masc. and neut. pt. pres. act. id.
AeyovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyovoa, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. act. id.
Aéyoveay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
Aeyovons, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
A€yovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
Aéyovar, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

eyo, fut Ew, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) ¢o lay, to arrange, v0
gather; to say, Mat. 1. 20, et al. freq.; to
speak, make an address or speech, Ac. 26. 1;
to say mentally, in thought, Mat.3.9; Lu.
3.8; to say in written language, Mar.15.28;
Lu. 1.63; Jno.19.37, et al.; to say, as dis-
tinguished from acting, Mat.23.3; to men-
tion, speak of, Mar.14.71; Lu.g.31; Jno.
8.27; to tell, declare, narrate, Mat.21.27;
Mar. 10. 32; to express, He.5.11; to put
forth, propound, Lu.5.36; 13.6; Jno.16.29;
to mean, to intend to signify, 1 Co. 1. 12;
10. 29; to say, declare, affirm, maintain,
Mat. 3.9; 5.18; Mar. 12.18; Ac. 17. 73;

26. 22; 1 Co. 3. 10, et al.; to enjoin, Ac.

a Mat. 10. 3.

Aeyo 249 A€lT@

15. 24; 21. 21;' Ro. 2: 22; to term, designate, Aoyros, ov, 6, H, (§ 7. rem. 2) gifted with

call, Mat. 19.17; Mar. 12.37; Lu.20.37;
23. 2; 1 Co. 8.5; et all; to call by a
name, Mat. 2. 23, et al.; pass. to be fur-
ther named, to be surnamed, Mat. 1. 16,
et al.; do be explained, interpreted, Jno.
4. 25; 20. 16, 245" in N.T. ov déyes,
thou sayest, a form of affirmative answer
to a question, Mat. 27. 11; Mar. 15. 2;
Jno. 18. 37.

doyos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a word,
a thing uttered, Mat. 12. 32, 37; 1 Co.
14.19; speech, language, talk, Mat.22.15;
Tut20-205).2 Comlos 105) Jae3n 2/3) con-
verse, Lu. 24.17; mere talk, wordy show,
1 Co. 4. 19, 20; Col. 2.23; 1 Jno. 3. 18;
language, mode of discourse, style of speak-
ang Mata sons jase ln COs ke L7ese Ledhes.
2.5; @ saying, a speech, Mar. 7. 29; Ep.
4. 29; an expression, form of words, for-
mula, Mat. 26.44; Ro. 13.9; Gal. 5.14;
a saying, a thing propounded in discourse,
Mats 72 245) 19s 113. JNo. 4.375) 6: 60;
1 Ti. 1. 15, et al.; @ message, announce-
ment, 2 Co. 5. 19: @ prophetic announce-
ment, Jno. 12. 38; an account, statement,
1 Pe. 3. 15; @ story, report, Mat. 28.15;
Jno. 4. 39; 21. 23; 2 Thes. 2. 2; a writ-
ten narrative, a treatise, Ac. 1.1; a set dis-
course, Ac. 20. 7; doctrine, Jno 8. 31, 37;
2 Ti. 2. 17; subject-matter, Ac. 15. 6;
reckoning, account, Mat. 12. 36; 18. 23;
25: 19; Lius 16:2; Ac: 19. 40; 20: 24;
Ro: 9728; Phi.4. 1559175 He. 455733 @
plea, Mat. 5. 32; Ac. 19. 38; a motive,
Ac. 10. 29; reason, Ac. 18. 14; 6 Aoyos,
the word of God, especially in the Gospel,
Mats 3. 20,7223) Mam. r6520; Lu. 1 2;
Acem6ur4su ct alzsi00 Noyos, the divine
WORD, or Logos, Jno. 1. 1.

Noyikés, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
pertaining to speech; pertaining to rea-
son; in N.T. rational, spiritual, pertaining
to the mind and soul, Ro. 12. 1; 1 Pe.
Po

Aoytov, tov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) an
oracle, a divine communication or revela-

tion, Ac. 7. 38; Ro. 3. 2, et al.

learning or eloquence, Ac. 18. 24.

AoyiLopat, fut. cropar, aor. 1, édoy-
ucdpyv, aor. 1, pass. éXoyioOny, fut.
AoyicOyjoopar, perf. NeAdyirpar, (§ 26.
rem. 1) pr. to count, calculate ; to count,
enumerate, Mar. 15. 28; Lu. 22. 37; to
set down as a matter of account, 1 Co.
13. 5; 2 Co. 3. 5; 12. 6; to impute, Ro.
Aae3s pon CO ws w1O);) cbc 4 Os eb alesato
account, Ro. 2. 26; 8. 36; eis ovoeyv Ao-
ya Onvar, to be set at nought, despised,
Ac. 19. 27; to regard, deem, consider, Ro.
62103) 145 9455 WCon4 52) Co. toy 2
Phi. 3. 13; to infer, conclude, presume,
RON2S baa 2S3moe LO) eon COLO: 2 5r7e aki
He. 11. 19; 1 Pe. 5. 12; to think upon,
ponder, Phi. 4. 8; absol. to reason, Mar.
Tile) 31s ale COmpusey ike

Aoyiopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr.
a computation, act of computing; a thought,
cogitalion, Ro. 2. 15; @ conception, device,
25 Coy 10.85.

Aoyia |, as, 1), (§ 2. tab. B.b, & rem. 2)
a gathering, collection, 1 Co. 16. 1, 2.

dEeyo, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. : : Neyo
Aéywpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : id.
Néywv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. : 4),
A€eywou, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act... . id.
Aetas,” acc. pl. fem. : . : Nee

Netpa),’ aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Netw

Aeios | ; eta, ecov, (§ 7. rem. 1) smooth, level, plain.

Aetzrer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ‘ - Aetzw
Neizreror, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id,
Nein, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ; : id.
Aevropevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Aeizovra, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. . : id.

Aetzo |, fut. Ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 2, éAtzov,
(§ 24. rem. 9) trans. to leave, forsake;
pass. to be left, deserted; by impl. to be
destitute of, deficient in, Ja. 1.4, 53 2.15;
intrans. to fail, be wanting, be deficient
Lu. 18. 22, et al.

Aeippa, atos, 76, pr. a remnant; in
N.T. a small residue, Ro. 11. 5.

Nourds, 7, ov, ($7. tab. F. a) remain-
ing; the rest, remainder, Mat. 22. 6, et al.

a a 8 i eS Nn SS

a Lu. 3. 5.

6 Ro. 11. 5.

2

A€LTO

as an adv. tov Aourod, henceforth, Gal. 6. 1
70 Aourov, OY Aotwrov, henceforwards,
thenceforwards, Mat. 26. 45; 2 Ti. 4. 8;
Ac. 27. 20, et al.; as to the rest, besides,
1 Co. 1. 16; finally, Ep. 6. 10, et al.;

d 6é Aourov, ceterum, but, now, 1 Co.

Aaa.
Aectoupyéw, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) Aettoupyos
Nerouvpyjoat, aor. 1, infin. : : Aetroupyéw
Aevroupyia|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem.2) —evroupyds
Aeroupyia, dat. sing. . Nevroupyia

Aevroupyias, gen. sing. ian

Netroupyikd,” nom. pl. neut. - Aevtopyucds

AecroupyiKos |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Aeroupyos
Aevrovpyoi, nom. pl. ; id.
Aetovpyov, acc. sing. : id.

Aetroupyds |, od, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. 2) nates pubic,
& epyov) pr. @ person of property who
performed a public duty or service to the
state at his own expense; in N.T. a minis-
ter or servant, Ro. 13. 6, et al.; one who
ministers relief, Phi. 2. 25.

Aecroupyéw, G, fut. yow, perf. Neret-
Tovpynka, (§ 16. tab. P) pr. to perform
some public service at one’s own expense;
in N.T. to officiate as a priest, He. 10. 11;
to minister in the Christian Church, Ac.

; to minister to, assist, succour, Ro.

5 Arle

Nevroupyia, as, OF (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. a public service discharged by
a citizen at his own expense; in N.T. a
sacred ministration, Lu. 1.23; Phi. 2. 17;
He. 8. 6; 9. 21; a hind affce, aid, relief,

2 Co. 9. 12; Phi. 2. 30.
Aeroupyikos, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)

ministering; engaged in subordinate ser-

Hela, VIO 70 DO.
Aevrovpyovvrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. Aectoupyéw
Netrovpyovs, ace. pl. Nevroupyos
AecrovpyHv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Nevroupyéw
efx |, fut. &w, to lick, v.r. Lu. 16. 21.
AeAGAnKa, | pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . Aadtéw
AeAaANKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
AceAaAnpEvors, dat. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
AeAdAnTar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
AeAatrounpevor, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. ANaropéew
AcAovjpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. Novo

a He. 1. 14.

av

6 Ac, 9. 18.

0 Aeuvit

AcAovjevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 14. rem. 1. e) , Notvw
eAvupeva, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. Nvw
AeAvpevoy, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.

(§ 14. tab. N) : id.
AedAvrryke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. Avrréw
AeAvoat, 2 pers. s. perf. ind. pass.(§14.rem.}.e) vw

Aévriov |, Cov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Lat. linteum) a

coarse cloth, with which servants were

girded, a towel, napkin, apron, Jno. 13.

4, 5.
AevrTiw, dat. sing. Aévttov
Aéovrt, dat. sing. F : Aéwv
Aéovros, gen. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. d) id.
Aeov7wy, gen. pl. : - id.
Nemides,’ nom. pl. Aeris
Aeris |, (dos, n, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) (A€rrw, to peel or

strip off) a scale, shell, rind, crust, incrust-

ation. ({)

dérpa, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b) the
leprosy, Mat. 8. 3; Mar. 1.42; Lu. 5.
1, ey
Nempos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) leprous;

a leper, Mat. 8. 2; 10. 8, et al.
Aéxpa |, as, 7) Aeris
Nempas, gen. sing. Aezpa
Nempot, nom. pl. Ae pds
Aerpds |, od, 6 Aeris
Aempov, gen. sing. Aempos
Aerpors, ace. pl. id.
Nema, acc. pl. : Aerrov
Aerrov |, od, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. ) (Aerts, thin, fine,

small) a mite, the smallest Jewish coin,

equal to half a xodpavrys, and conse-

quently to about three-eighths of a far-

thing, Mar. 12. 42, et al.
Aevit, 6, Levi, pr. name, indecl.

I. Levi, son of Jacob, He. 7. 5, et al.

Il. Levi, son of Symeon, Lu. 3. 29.

III. Levi, son of Melchi, Lu. 3. 24.
Aeviy, ace. Avis
Avis, 6, Levi, son of ea the publican, Mar.

2. 14, et al.
Aeviras, acc. pl. Aevirns
Aevirns |}, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 6) a Levite, one of the

posterity of Levi, Lu. 10. 32; Jno. 1. 19;

Acs 42 36. <G@)s
Aevitixys,° gen. sing. fem. Aevitikos

CHoends, Ll

Aevit

Aevitixds |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Levitical, pertaining Ayorav, gen. pl.

to the Levites.

Aevea, nom. and ace. pl. neut. evkos
AevKai, nom. pl. fem. . : : 3 id.
Aevaiv |, fut. avd : : id.
Aevkats, dat. pl. fem.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . : } be
Aevan, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 1. 10) .
Aevkavat, aor. 1, infin. NevKatyw
Aevxds, acc. pl. fem. evKds
Aevky, nom. sing. fem. : : ; id.
Aevky, dat. sing. fem. : 2 : é id.
Aevkyv, acc. sing. fem. Z : : id.
Aevkots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. ; 5 id.
AevKov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. id.

Aevkos |, H, OV, Cc 7. tab. F. a) pr. light, bright;
white, Mat. 5. 36; 17. 2, et al.;

ing, growing white, Jno. 4. 35.

whiten-

Aevkaivw, fut. avd, aor. 1, éXevKava,
(§ 27. rem. 1. c. e) to brighten, to make
white, Mar. 9. 3; Re. 7. 14.

déov |, OVvToOs, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) a lion, He.
Bice 33st eeu hoiet ales
cruel adversary, tyrant, 2 Ti.4.17; @ lion,

met. @ lion,

a hero, deliverer, Re. 5. 5.

dyn |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) AavOavw
AnOnv," acc. sing. AyOn
Anvov, acc. sing. Anvos

Anvos |, ov, 0, , (§ 3. tab. C. a. b) pr. a tub,
trough; a wine-press, into which grapes
were cast and trodden, Re. 14. 19, 20;
19. 15; @ wine-vat, i.q. broAnviov, the
lower vat into which the juice of the
trodden grapes flowed, Mat. 21. 33.

Anvod, gen. sing. Anves

Ajpos |,’ ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) idle talk; an empty
tale, Lu. 24. 11.

Ayorai, nom. pl. Anorys
Ayotats, dat. pl. ; ‘ : : id.

Ayortas, acc. pl. E : : i : id.

Ano, acc. sing. : id.

Aynorys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. °) (ionae Anis,

plunder) a plunderer, robber, highwayman,
Mat. 21. 13); 26. 55 9Mar. 11-17), Lu:
10. 30; 26, et al.; a bandit,
brigand, Mat. 27. 38, 44; Mar. 15. 27;

25Cos Wie

Jno. 18. 40; trop. a robber, rapacious im-

postor, Jno. to. 1, 8.

a2 Pe.1.9. 6 Lu. 24. 11. e Phi. 4. 18.

251

ALGoB8
. Anorys
AyjWeoGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. (63 36. rem. 9) Aap Bavw
Anwerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind... , ‘ id.
Ayjews,* gen. sing. Anyis
Anns], ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. 5 Aap Pave
AnWoueba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. : i id.
Anwovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : j id.

Alay |, adv. much, greatly, exceedingly, Mat. 2. 16;

ANS GEOn Zo seb ale
diBa,! ip
oe acc. sing. AiBavos
NiBavos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a arbor thurifera, the

tree producing frankincense, growing in
InveNes
frankincense, the transparent gum which

Arabia and Mount Lebanon;

distils from incisions in the tree, Mat.
ho Tt ARISE ish, 112%
AiBavwrds, od, 6, 4, frankincense; in
IN. TG censer Nes Ono us
ABavwrov, acc. sing. AtBavwrds
AiBavwrds |, ov, 6, 7, (3 3. tab. C. a. b) AiBavos
WI Beprivos |, ov, 0, (Lat. libertinus) a freed-man, one
who having been a slave has obtained his
freedom, or whose father was a freed-man;
in N.T. the AuBeprivor probably denote
Jews who had been carried captive to
Rome, and subsequently manumitted.
A Beptivov,’ gen. pl. AuBeptivos
AuBin], ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Libya, a part of
Africa, bordering on the West of Egypt.
AtBinsy gen. AuBin
AGalew, pres. infin——D. Sch. : : \ dubdie
AGoBor«<ic bar, Rec. Gr. Tdf. (Jno.8.5)

AOalere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. j F ral
AOdLopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. é ia
AGdLw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) AiOos
AvGacat, aor. |, infin. act. NOdLw
\iGdoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. I, act. id.
AGacOSor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
AOdowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ' aA
AOwa, ace. pl. neut. AOwos
NOwar, nom. pl. fem. . : ; ; id.
AGivats, dat. pl. fem. : ; : id.
Aivos |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Nbos
AGoBorciaGat, pres. infin. pass. ($17. tab.Q) ArHoPorEw

AGoBor€w, O|, How, aor. 1, eXvOoB2rAnoa, (§ 16.
tab. P) (Atos & Baddw) to stone, pelt

d Ac. 27. 12. e Ac. 6.9. Sf Ac. 2.10

ALGoB

with stones, in order to kill, Mat. 21. 35; 23. 37,

et al.
AGoBorAnPncerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. AoBorew
AwWoBoAjcavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
AGoBorAjnca, aor. 1, infin, act. . : : id.
AGoorotca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
Aor, nom. pl. : 3 (Oos
AiMos, dat. pl. . A 3 ; id.
AiGov, acc. sing. , : : 5; : id.

Aibos | , ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a stone, Mat. 3.9;
4. 3, 6, et al.; used figuratively, of Christ,
Ep. 2. 20; 1 Pe. 2. 6, et al.; of believers,
1 Pe. 2.5; meton. @ tablet of stone, 2 Co.
3. 73 @ precious stone, Re. 4. 3, et al.
AGalw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
stone, pelt or kill with stones, Jno. 10. 31,
325933,1et.al.
NiGivos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) made
of stone, Jno. 2. 6, et al.
AOoatpwrov |,“ ov, 7d, (neut. of AGdarpwros,
paved with stone, NiOos & otpwvvupe)
a tessellated pavement.

AdGov, gen. sing. dibos
ious, acc. pl. . : ; F ' id.
Aibe, dat. sing. ; ; : d 5 id.
Near, gen-upls : id.

ikaw, a], fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R). pr. to winnow
grain; in N.T. to scatter like chaff, Mat.
21. 44; Lu. 20. 18.

AuKpyoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. Aukpaw
Aipéva, ace: sing. Ayu
Awevas, acc. pl. ; : é ; F id.
Ayrevos, gen. sing. . : ’ ; id.

Atiunv |, évos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a port, haven,
harbour, Ac. 27. 8, 12.

Aipry |, ns, OP (§ 2. tab. B. a) a tract of stand-

ing water; a lake, Lu. 5. 1, et al.
Aipvn, aat. sing. Aluvy
ipvyv, acc. sing. : : : , id.
Atevns, gen. sing. . : ‘ : : id.
Aipoi, nom. pl. Aysds
Amory, acc. sing. ° : : ; : id.

Aipos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) famine, scarcity of
food, want of grain, Mat. 24. 7; famine,
hunger, famishment, Lu. 15.17; Ro. 8. 35,
et al.

a Jno. 19. 13. 62 Ti. 4. 21

252

Aoytw

Ans, dat. sing.
t
a b c3 5
Atvos,’ ov, 0, Linus, pr. name.

Ayds

Alvov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) flax; by meton.

a flaxen wick, Mat. 12. 20; linen, Re.
itis Os
Aurapd,’ nom. pl. neut. Aurapos

Nirdpds], a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (Aizros, fat, fatness)
fat ; dainty, delicate, sumptuous.

Nizpa}, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b)
lent to about twelve ounces avoirdupois,
Jno./1253)5) 19.39:

Aizpay, acc. sing. Nitpa

Aizpas, acc. pl. . . . . . id

dab], AyBds, 6, ($4. rem. 2.a) pr. the south-west

wind ; meton. the south-west quarter of

a pound, libra, equiva-

the heavens, Ac. 27. 12

Aoyta, ace. pl. Aoytov
Noyiat, nom. pl. ‘ ‘ ; : doyla
Noylas, gen. sing. j : : ; id.
NoyilerGar, pres. infin. . . AoyiLopar
doyileade, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. —AI. Ln. m an
diadoyilecbe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ino. 11. 50)

doyilerbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : id.
doyilecbu, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . id.
Noyiera, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. (in both a

trans. and pass. sense) : : id.
doyiLn, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ : id.
AoyiCopar |, fut. icopar, (§ 26. rem. 1) Agyo
AoyilopeFa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; NoyiCopar
AoyiLopevos, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
AoyCopévovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. z id.
AoyLopeva, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
AoyiKyy, acc. sing. fem. AoyiKds
Noytxov, acc. sing. neut. : ‘ 2 id.
Noytxds |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) déyw
Aoyror |, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) . ; id.
Adyros |, ov, 6, ” (§ 7. rem. 2) . = > id.
oytodevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . Noyiopar
Noyicac Fat, aor J jantine 5 5 : id.
Noyionrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. * id.
Noyto Gein, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. pass. é id.
AoyioFjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. 2 : id.

AoywOyjoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.
Aoywopds |, 08, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
Aoyopors, ace. pl. .

Aoyirpes
oywrpOv, gen. pl. ; : ‘ : id.
doytor, gen. pl. Ady.ov

ce Re. 18. 14. @ Ac. 18. 24.

Aoyot 253 Avia
Adyou, nom. pl. Novos Aotroi, nom. pl. masc. Aourds
Adyots, dat. pl. 3 : id. Aourois, dat. pl. masc. and neut. 0 ; id.
Noyoudyer, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper.—A.C. i eee Aourov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : ‘ id.

Aoyopayety, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (2 Ti.2.14)f “OVPOX | rourds], of, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Nelo
Aoyopaxety,* pres. infin. . id. Aourov, gen. sing. neut. Aouros
Aoyop.axew, o|, fut. 7ow, (§ 16. tab. ?) Oye & Aourovs, acc. pl. mase. . . 4 - id.

pLaXop.a.L) to contend about words; by Aouwrov, gen. pl. . : . : , id.

INES

Aoyouaxia, as, y, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
2) contention or strife about

impl. to dispute about trivial things.

and rem.
words ; by impl. a dispute about trivial

things, unprofitable controversy. N.T.

Aoyopaxia |, as, 7 - Noyopaxew
Noyopaxias,’ ace. pl. Aoyouaxia
Aoyov, ace. sing. ~ « Aoyos
Aoyos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a eyo
Aoyou, gen. sing. Aoyos

Aoyous, acc. pl. . . . . e id.
doyyxn |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. the head of a

javelin ; a spear, lance, Jno. 19. 34.

doyxy,* dat. sing. doyxn
doye, dat. sing. Aoyos
doyor, gen. pl. : : : F : id.
Aowdopets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. Aowdopéa
Aoopéw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) Not8opos
Aowdopia |, as, om (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Aoopiav, acc. sing. . Nowdopia
Aowdopias, gen. sing. : i : A id.
Aoidopor, nom. pl. masc. Noidopos

Noidopos |, ov, 6, 4, Teviling, railing; asa subst.
a reviler, railer, 1 Co. 5. 11; 6. 10.

Aowdopéw, G, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
to revile, rail at, Jno. 9. 28; Ac. 23.4, et al.
Aowdopia, as, ae (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) reviling, railing, 1 Ti. 5. 14;

Ie seg:

Aowopovpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.

(§ 17. tab. Q) Aowopew
Nowopovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Aonoi, nom. pl. . Aowos
ower, ACCRSINE re , : : : id.

Aoyos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a pestilence,
plague, Mat. 24. 7; Lu. 21. 11; met. a

Aovkas |, &, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Lucas, Luke, pr. name.
Aovkuos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Lucius, pr. name.
Aovoapévy, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, mid.

(§ 15. tab. O) Nova
Aovoavres, nom, pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
Aovoavtt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Noutpov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) : id.
Xovtpov, gen. sing. Aovtpov
Aoutp@, dat. sing. : 5 : : id.

dove |, fut. gw, aor. 1, €Xovca, (§ 13. tab. M)
perf. pass. N€Aovjat, pr. to bathe the body,
as distinguished from washing only the
extremities, Jno. 13. 10; to bathe, wash,
INC? Oh 317); M10. 2305 vHLeNio,; 23/-ne2n bes
2. 22; met. to cleanse from sin, Re. 1. 5.

NouTpov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a bath, water for
bathing; a bathing, washing, ablution,
Bip: 5.02 6 ueiteesn 5.

Avdda |, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) Lydda, a town in
Palestine.

Avdday, ace. Avédda

Avddns, gen. id.

Avéia.|, as, a ( 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Lydia,
pr. name of a woman, Ac. 16. 14, 40.

Avéiav, ace. . 3 : . : - Avdia
Aver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ; Avw
vere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : : id.
Avbeions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 14. tab. N) ; : ; id.
dv67, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . ; id.
AvOjvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. id.
AvOyjoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. 6 14.

rem. 1. ¢c) : : 3 id.
AvOjcovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. : id.

Avkaovia }, as, 9, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Lycaonia, a province of Asia Minor.

pest, pestilent fellow, Ac. 24. 5. Avxaovias,? gen. Avkaovia
Aoura, nom. and acc. pl. neut. ours Avxaovioti,’ adv. in the dialect of Lycaonia.
Aourat, nom. pl. fem. : j 5 : id. Avia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Lycia,
Aourds, acc. pl. fem. ; ; 2 E id. a province of Asia Minor.
a2 Ti. 2.14. 61 Ti. 6, 4, e Jno. 19. 34. d Ac, 14. 6, e Ac. 14, 11.

Avkia
Avkias,? gen Avkta
vKou, nom. pl. AvKos

AvKov, acc. sing. : : 4 P : id.

duxos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab.C.a) @ wolf, Mat.10.16;
Lu. 10. 3; Jno. 10. 12; met. @ person of
wolf-like character, Mat. 7.15; Ac.20.29.
AvKwv, gen. pl. .
Avpatvop.ar |, fut. ovpat, (Avpn, outrage) to outrage,
violently maltreat ; in N.T. to make havock

vKos

of, Ac. 8. 3.

Avopevwv, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. SAUGS

Avovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. é id.
AvovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. ? id.
Avovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : 5 id.
Avras, ace. pl. : ‘ : ; hin
Avreicbar, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) Auréw
Avretrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id.
dureire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. . ; id.
AuTrew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) . 5 diry

diry], ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pain, distress, Jno.
16. 21; grief, sorrow, Jno. 16. 6, 20, 22,
et al.; meton. cause of grief, trouble,
affliction, 1 Pe. 2. 19.

AvuTéw, G, fut. now, perf. NeAvrryKa,
aor. I, eAUrNCa, (§ 16. tab. P) to occa-
sion grief or sorrow to, to distress, 2 Co.
2.2,5; 7.83 pass. to be grieved, pained,
distressed, sorrowful, Mat. 17.233 19. 22,
et al.; to aggrieve, cross, vex, Ep. 4. 30;
pass. to feel pained, Ro. 14. 15.

Autpwrys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : a Nites

254 Avxvo
Avoat, aor. |, infin. act. (§ 13. rem. 12) A IT
| Avoavias |, ov, 6, ($2. tab. B. d) Lysanias, pr. name.
Avoaviov,’ gen. . 3 ; Avoavias
Avoayvres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . vw
Avoavrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.—
AT ined fase : ; : id.

Aovoavrt, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 1. 5) J
Avoas, nom. sing. mase. part. aor. 1, act. - id.
Avoarte, 2 p. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. (§ 13. rem. 13) id.
Avon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. j : id.
dvons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. é id.
Avonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ A id.
Avoias |, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Lysias, pr. name,
Avow,* acc. sing. . Avcts

Avors |, ews, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) 5 2 - Avo
AvoireAct,? 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. AvowreA ew
AvotteAgw, G], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (Avw, to

pay, & téXos, an impost) pr. to com-

pensate for incurred expense; by impl.

to be advantageous to, to profit, advantage;

impers. Lu. 17. 2.
Avoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . - Ado
Avortpa], as, 7, and Avotpa], wv, ta, (§ 2.

tab. B.b; § 3. tab. C. c) Lystra, a city

of Lycaonia, in Asia Minor.

Avotpay, acc. . Avorpa
Avorpots, dat. pl. neut. F 5 < A id.
Avow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : Avo
Avrpov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) . : : id.
AuTpow, o], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) ; id.
Avutpotabat, pres. infin. mid. (§ 21. tab. U) AuTpow
AuTpdoyntat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
Aitpwow, acc. sing. : AvTpwots
AvTpwors |, €Ws, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) 5 I PAGY
AuTpw7Hy,’ acc. sing. Autpwr7}s

Avyvia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) .
Avyviat, nom. pl.

Avxviav, acc. sing. A 5 ‘ : id.
Avyvias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. . : : id.
Avxvidy, gen. pl. ‘ ; ‘ ‘ id.
dvxvot, nom. pl. Adxyvos

AvxVor, acc. sing. Z é 5 id.

AvxVOS
dvxvia

Avxvos | y Ov, 6, (§ 6. rem.7) alight, lamp, candle,
etc., Mat.5.15; Mar. 4. 21, etal.; met.a
lamp, as a figure of a distinguished teacher,

Jno. 5. 35-

Avy, dat. sing. Avrn |
Avrneis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
SEB AD. Wt eRe boas Mel kee, wesc
eAu7nby, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 14. 9)
Avrynevtas, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
Const. : : : = id.
AuTnMevtes, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Pe. 1.6)
Avmnfevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
AvrnOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; : id.
AurnbjoeoGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. ‘ id.
AuTnPijre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. F id.
Airy, acc. sing. : : ; F a dry
Avrys, gen. sing. BE 6 "i ; id.
AuTjobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. pass. Avrréw
Avrovpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
AvTovjevos, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Avro, | pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. . : id.
a Ac, 27. 5. 6 Lu. 3. 1.

¢1 Co. 7. 27.

@ Lu. 17. 2. e Ac. 7. 35.

AvxXvo

Avyvia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

a candlestick, lampstand, Mat. 5. 15,

et al.; met. a candlestick, as a figure

of a Christian:church, Re. 1. 12, 13, 20;

of a teacher or prophet, Re. II. 4.

L.G.
Avxvov, gen. sing. AvxVos
ixVy, dat. sing. 3 ‘ : F id.

fut. Avow, perf. NeAdKa, 20r. 1, Evoa,
($ 13. tab. M) perf. pass. A€Avpaw, aor. 1,
pass. eAvOnv, (vu), (§ 14. tab. N) to
loosen, unbind, unfasten, Mar. 1. 7, et al.;

Nvo | -

to loose, untie, Mat. 21. 2; Jno. 11. 44;
to set free, set
to break,

to break up,

to disengage, 1 Co. 7. 27;
at liberty, deliver, [bing 134 ap
NCH 2 iAdis sven 5-1 2515 5
dismiss, Ac. 13. 43; to destroy, demolish,
Jno. 2. 19; Ep. 2. 14; met. to infringe,
Mat. 5.19; Jno. 5. 18; 7. 23; to make
LOW 3575) Noto

declare free, of privileges, or, in respect

void, nullify, Jno.
of lawfulness, Mat. 16.

Avats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a loosing;
in N.T. @ release from the marriage bond,

19, et al.

a divorce, 1 Co. 7. 27.
Avrpov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Avo,
in the sense of to pay quittance) pr. price
paid ;
AuTpow, 0, fut. oow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to release for a ransom ;

a ransom, Mat. 20. 28; Mar.10.45.

mid. to ransom,
redeem, deliver,
2aidas

AUTpwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

liberate, Lu. 24. 21; Tit.
ISRE SIs:

redemption, He. 9. 12; liberation, deliver-
L.G.

AutpwTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a

a deliverer, Ac. 7. 35. UXX.
Awis

c) Lois, pr. name of a

ance, Lu. 1. 68; 2. 38.

redeemer ;
Awitdu,* dat. :
Avis |, tos, 9, (8 4. rem. 2.
woman.
Adr], 6, Lot, pr. name, indecl.

I,

Mad6),’ 6, Maath, pr. name, indecl.
Mayaday |, indecl.—B. D. Ln.

Maydada, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 15. 39)
MaydaAq |, %, indecl. Magdala, a town of Judea.
227i. 1.5. 4 Lu. 3. 26.

e Ac. 8. 11. d Ac. 8. 9.

255

e Re. 20. 8.

pave

Maydadyv7 }, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Magdalene, pr. name,
(of Magdala).

Maydarnvy, dat. Maydadnvi
payeia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) pdyos
payetats,” dat. pl. payeta.
poryedor], fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. My) pdyos
payed," nom, sing. masc. part. pres. payevoo
payer BOM): puacyos
ace. sing. ; , : aA

payov,
puacyos |, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. 2) (Pers. mogh, Heb. 31),
akin to peyas, magnus) a mugus, sage
of the magian religion, magian, Mat.
As Ve yg MOR 0
13. 6, 8.
poayeia, as,
magic, Ac. 8. 11.
payevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
be a magian;

magician, sorcerer, Ac.

3, pr. the system of the

Magians ;

to use magical arts, practise

magic, sorcery, etc. Ac. 8. 9.

peayous, acc. pl. pedyos
Mayan): ¢ 6, Magog, pr. name, indecl.
payov, gen. pl. pcyos

Madidy |, ‘ indeclin. Madian, a district of Arabia
Petrea.
patois, dat. pl—A. Ln. Tdf. .
pactots, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Re. 1. 13)

pads |, od, 6, Vr. equivalent to paords.

pales

padety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 2) pavOave
pabere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. z id.
palyrai, nom. pl. pabytns
paQyrtais, dat. pl. id.
palyrds, ace. pl. 5 i ‘ ‘ 3 id.
pabyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pavOave
pabynrevbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. pabynrevw
palntevoarTes, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 1, act. id.
pablyrevoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
pabyredvw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) pavOave
palyrn, dat. sing. pabyris
pabnrny, acc. sing. ‘ é ‘ é id.
payrys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. c) pavOaves
paGnrod, gen. sing. . padyrys
pabyrpia |,* as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) pavOava
pabyrav, gen. pl. ° . . 5 . pabytns
Ma6oveaXa |,” 6, Mathusala, pr. name, indecl.

palo, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 pavOaver

Maivay |,' 6, Mainan, pr. name, indecl.—R. Gr. Sch.
Merva, Ln. Tdf.

paiverde, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pratvopan

f Ac. 7. 29. g Ac. 9. 36. h Lu. 3, 37. i Lu. 3. 31.

[Lave 256 Manrak
paiverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. patvopat paKxpar, acc. sing. fem. praxpds
i 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. 4 : : id. akpav, adv. KO
pay, * P &- P Bees fil bs
paxpoler, adv. . . : . . id.
puaivop.a |, fut. pavycopat and pavodpas, perf. paxpoOupet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. paxpobupéw
peunva, (§ 25. rem. 5) to be disordered paxpoOupetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . 4 id.

in mind, mad, Jno. 10. 29, et al.

pavia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) madness, insanity, Ac. 26. 24.

paxapic, nom. sing. fem. }LO.KGpLos
pakapla, nom, pl. fem. . ; : 5 id.
prakapiav, acc. sing. fem. ; : : id.
uakxapiCopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. paxapil
paxaptlw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) [LAKGpLos
paxdpuot, nom. pl. masc. . : : : id.
pLakapLov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. id.

paxapwos |, fa, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (wakap, idem)

happy, blessed, Mat. 5. 3, 4, 5,73; Lu.
I. 45, et al.

paxapile, fut. (ow, Att. 1a, to pro-
nounce happy, felicitate, Lu. 1. 48; Ja.
ie. Htc

paxapiop.os, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
a calling happy, the act of pronouncing
happy, felicitation, Ro. 4. 6, 9; self-con-
gratulation, Gal. 4. 15.

paxapiov, gen. sing. masc. ; pLakapLos
prakaptodor, 3 pers. pl. fut. Att. (§ 35.rem.11) — paxapi<o
praxapiopov, acc. sing. pLaKapto}.os
paxapiopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) }La.Ka,pLos
paxapiwrépa, nom. sing. fem. compar. (§ 8.

rem.4) ; : ‘ : id.
Makeddvas, ace. pl. Makedav
Makedoves, nom. pl. é : , : id.
Maxedovia. |, as, 1 (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

Mucedonia.
Makxedovia, dat. Makedovia
Makedoviay, acc. . ; ; F : id.
Makedovias, gen. : : 5 ; id.
Makedovos, gen. sing. . : . Makxedav
Makxeddct, dat. pl. . : ; : id.

Maxed |, ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a native of Mace-
donia, Ac. 16. 9, et al.

paxedXor |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Lat. macel-
lum) a place where all kinds of provisions

are exposed to sale, provision mart, sham-

paxpobvpew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (waxpd-

Ovpos, paxpos & OBupds) to be slow

towards, be long-enduring; to exercise pa-

tience, be long-suffering, clement, or indul-

gent, to forbear, Mat. 18. 26, 29; 1 Co.

13. 4; 1 Thes. 5. 14; 2 Pe. 3. 9; to have

patience, endure patiently, wait with pa-

tient expectation, He. 6. 15; Ja. 5. 7, 8;

to bear long with entreaties for deliverance
and avengement, Lu. 18. 7.

paxpoOupia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,

and rem. 2) putience; patient enduring of

evil, fortitude, Col.

avenging injuries, long-suffering, forbear-

2 Co.

6.6; patient expectation, He. 6. 12, et al.

I. 11; slowness of
ance,

clemency, Ro. 2. 43 9. 22;

paxpobvjps, adv. patiently, with in-
dulgence, Ac. 26. 3. (®).

praxpoOvpynoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 praxpobupew
paxpoOupyjoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . id.
paxpoOvpnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.

paxpoOupia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.

pakpoOupia, dat. sing. praxpobupia
paxpoOvpiav, acc. sing. . é . : id.
paxpobyias, gen. sing. 6 6 A id.
pakpoOupay, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. paxpobupew
paxpoOvpus,’ adv. . . : : - id.
paxpos |, a, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) pakos
pakpoxpovios |,° ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (aKpds &

xpovos ) of long duration; long-lived, Ep.
6332 iG:

padaxd, acc. pl. neut. padakos
padaxia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.

padakiay, acc. sing. padakia
paXdaxot, nom. pl. masc. padaKos

paXakots, dat. pl. neut. p id.

padakds |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Hy he to the
touch, delicute, Mat. 11. 8; Lu. 7. 25;
met. cinedus, an instrument of unnatural

lust, effeminate, 1 Co. 6. 9.

bles. padakia, as, oh softness; languor, in-
axéAAw,” dat. sing. ; disposition, weakness, infirmity of body, Mat.
be Ds 8 peaxeAAov Pp y y.
praxpa, acc. pl. neut. poaxpds 4. 23, et al.
a1 Co. 10, 25. b Ac. 26, 3, ¢ Ep. 6.3.

Mander 257 Mapa
Madden |, 6, Maleleel, pr. name, indecl. rem. 2) a female disciple; a female Christian, Ac.
paduora. |, adv. (superlat. of pada, very, much) most, 9. 36.

most of all, chiefly, especially, Ac. 20. 38; palnredo, fut. evow, aor. 1, e.a.0n-

25. 26, et al. TEVA, (§ 13. tab. M) intrans. to be a
padXor |, adv. (comparative of pdAa), more, to a disciple, follow as a disciple, Mat. 27.57;

greater extent, in a higher degree, Mat. in N.T. trans. to make a disciple of, to

POIs E27 24 NOMh Os CON T4AuTa, train in discipleship, Mat. 28. 19; Ac.

et al.; rather, in preference, Mat. 10. 6; 14. 21; pass. to be trained, disciplined,

Ep. 4. 28, et al.; used in a periphrasis instructed, Mat. 13. 52. L.G.

for the comparative, A.c. 20. 35, et al.; pavOavact, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. pavOave

as an intensive with a comparative term, pavia, as, ); (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (EER

Mat. 6. 26; Mar. 7. 36; 2 Co. 7. 13; Phi. praviay,® acc. sing. pavia

I. 23; paddov dé, yea rather, or, more
properly speaking, Ro. 8. 34; Gal 4. 9;
Ep. 5. 15. °* 1

ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C..a) Malchus, pr. name.
podpupen

MaaAyxos |,’
poppy,” dat. sing.

Lan, and papa, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a,

and rem. 3) a@ mother; later, a grand-

mother.
pappova, gen. papLwvas
POpLpLova, data. ¢ 2 3 ° id.
Pappovas, OF papwras|, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4)

(Aram. 831919) wealth, riches, Lu. 16.

Oy Lis personified, like the Greek TI\ovd-
Tos, Mammon, Mat. 6. 24; Lu. 16. 13.
Mavanv |, @ 6, Manaen, pr. name, indecl.

pavva. |, 70, indecl. (Heb. 1, E Exod. “A 15) manna,
the miraculous food of the Israelites while
in the desert, Jno. 6. 31, 49, 58, et al.
pavrevoprat |, fut. evoopar, (pavris, @ soothsayer
diviner) to utter oracles, to divine.
poavTevomevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.
papay aa },/ (Chald. ANS 8279) i.g. Ktpos
the Lord cometh, or will

pavrevopat

CpxeTau,
come to judgment.—Rec. Gr. Sch.

papavada, Ln. Tdf.

papaivo |, fut. av@, aor. 1, pass. enapavOnv,
($ 27. rem. 1. c, and rem. 3) to quench,
cause to decay, fade, or wither; pass. to
wither, waste away; met. to fade away,
disappear, perish, Ja, 1. 11.

Mavacoy, ace. . : Mavacons | papavOjcerat,® 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. prapaive
Mavacoy, indecl. and Macs. ace. 9] (§ 2. papyaptrar, nom. pl. Jeapyapirns
rem. 5) Manasses, pr. name. papyapirats, dat. pl. : ; : 4 id.
I. The tribe of Manasseh, Re. 7. 6. papyapirnv, acc. sing. id.
II. Manasseh, king of Judah, Mat. 1. 10. fapyapizns |, ov, 6, ($2. tab. B. °) Grea idem)
pavOaverw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pavOdve a pearl, Mat. 7.6; 13.45, 46, et al. (7).
pavOavérwoay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. id. papyapirov, gen. sing. . papyapizns
pavOdvovra, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. . : id. Mapa}, as, 7, Martha, pr. name.
pevOavovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : id. MapOay, acc. . . Mapa
, MepOas, gen. : : id.
pavOave | » fut. pabyjcoua, aor. 2, gua6ov, Mapia], (or Mapp, ace) Mary pr. name.
perf. weudOynka, (§ 36. rem. 2) to learn, I. The mother of Jesus, Mat. 1. 16, et al.
be taught, Mat. 9. 13; 11. 29; 24. 32; to Il. Mary, wife of Clopas, mother of James,
learn by practice or experience, acquire Mar. 15. 40; Jno. 19. 25, et al.
a custom or habit, Phi. 4.11; 1 Ti. 5.4,13; III. Mary Magdalene, Mat. 27. 56, et al.
to ascertain, be informed, Ac. 23.27, etal. IV. Mary, sister of Martha and Lazarus,
to understand, comprehend, Re. 14.3. (a). Lu. 10. 39; Jno. 11. 1, et al.
pabyrys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a V. Mary, mother of John surnamed Mark,
disciple, Mat. 10. 24, 42, et al. Ac. 12. 12.
pabyrpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and VI. Mary, a Christian at Rome, Ro. 16. 6.
a Lu, 3. 37. 6 Jno. 18. 10, e2 71.1.5. @ Ac, 13.1. e Ac. 26, 24, f1 Co. 16. 22. § Ja.1.11.

18

Mapa 258 pLaprv
Mapia, dat. Mapia paptupodv7t, dat. sing. masce. part. pres. paprupéw
Mapidp, the indeclinable form of id. pLapTupovvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
Mapiay, acc. . id. | paprupodvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Mapias, gen. id. paptupovoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. id.
Madpxov, acc. : : Mépxos Paptupovoys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
Mapkos |, ov, 0, Marcus, Mark, pr. name. paptupovoet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
Mapkov, gen. Mépxos | paptup&, | pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. id.
pdppapos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. Me) (pappaipw, to paptup@y, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.

glisten, shine) a white glistening stone ; papTupwv, gen. pl. pdptus

marble.
Pappdpou,” gen. sing. pdppapos
paprupa, acc. sing. peaptus
p-dptupas, ace. pl. id.
papTupel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. papTupeéw
paptupetv, pres. infin. id.
paptupets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
cemeelae, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
pdptupes, nom. pl. . pdptus
praptupéw |, @, fut. 7ow, (§ 16. tab. P) . id.
paptupyGerres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1,

pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) paptupéew
paptupnoat, aor. 1, infin. . id.
pLapTupnoavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
paptupyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . id.
paptupyce:, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. id
paprupyon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id
papTupyoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
papTupycw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id
paprupia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2). dprus
praprupiar, nom. pl. paptupia
paptupiar, acc. sing. id.
paptupias, gen. sing. id.
paptiptov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) pLaprus
poaptupiov, gen. sing. jLapTuplov
paprvpopas |, (§ 37. rem. 1) pedptus
JapTupopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. =]

A. B. Ln. Taf. papripopat

paptupovjevos, R. Gr. Sch. ae 26. ue

pdptupos, gen. sing. pedprus
plaptupovpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. paprupew
paptupoupevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
poaprupovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
pcpTupovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

pass. and mid. id.
papTupovpevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.

and mid. id.
paprupovy, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
MapTUpoOvrTEs, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

paptus, tpos, 6, 4, % judicial witness, depon-
ent, Mat. 18.16; He. 10. 28, et al.; gene-
rally, a witness to a circumstance, Lu.
in N.T. a wit-
ness, a testifier of a doctrine, Re. 1. 5;
Bo TUR Thfs Bt5
RG 2 ian.

24.48; Ac. 10. 41, et al.;

a martyr, Ac. 22. 20;

papTupéew, 0, fut. How, perf. pepap-
euaptipyaa, (§ 16.
to testify, depose, Jno.

TUpnKa, aor: I;
tab. P) trans.

Sells 25 nO nme 2s
absol. to give evidence, Jno. 18. 23;

Reo 2. 2572220;
to
bear testimony, testify, Lu. 4. 22; Jno.
Hd 7p toy, CL GES

firmation, Ac. 14. 3 ;

to bear testimony in con-
to declare distinctly
and formally, Jno. 4. 44; pass. to be the
subject of testimony, to obtain attestation
INCHOS Sis ila
2, 4; mid. equivalent to

to character, TOs 22:

Bo HOR lek) ie

paprvpopa,
Ac26; 22 al) Dhes. 2:

to make a solemn appeal,
E2:

2. tab. B. b, and
Mar. 14. 55,

paptupia, as, 7, (§
rem. 2) judicial evidence,
56, 59; Lu. 22. 71; testimony in general,
Tit. 1.13; 1Jno.5.9; testimony, declara-
tion in a matter of fact or doctrine, Jno.
1-10) 334 Ds ANG) 22mometaales

tion to character, Jno. 5. 34, 36, et al.;

attesta-

reputation, 1 Ti. 3. 7.

pLapTuptov, iov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
2 \COmnei2i se Janhasis
testification, Ac. 4. 33; in N.T. testimony,

testimony, evidence,

mode of solemn declaration or testification,
Mat. 8. 4; Lu. 9g. 5, et al.; testimony,
L Conor 6;
2.15 1 Ti. 2.6; oxyvi Tod paptupiov,
a title of the Mosaic tabernacle, Ac.
TVA AS NGA Tinh.

matter of solemn declaration,

« Re. 18. 12.

apTv 259 payor
paprepopar, to call to witness; intrans. to | pdratos |, ata, aov, & 6, 4 pearnv
make a solemn affirmation or declaration, poaraorys |, TnTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) : id.
asseverate, Ac. 20.26; Gal. 5.3; to make ear dat. sing. paraLorns
a solemn appeal, Ep. 4. 17. HaraLornTos, gen. sing. . : id.
pedprvow, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem. 3. a) peaptus PRE @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. r) : ‘ id.
uacodopot, Gor}, rather pardopan, fut. yoopat, paratwy, gen. pl. pedravos

(§ 19. tab. S) to chew, masticate; in N.T.
to gnaw, Re. 16. Io.

udortyas, acc. pl. pdore
pactiyot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pacteyow
fdorvyos, gen. sing. é : . paore
paariyow, o], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. rT) : id.
pactiywv, gen. pl. . . . . . id.
pactryGca1, aor. 1, infin. pacrysw
pactiydoaytes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
pacriywcere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . . F id.
pactiydcovcr, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : id.
paoriCew,* pres. infin. paorile
paority |, fut. ‘Eo paomg

pacté |, tyos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) a scourge,

whip, Ac. 22. 24; He. 11. 36; met. a
scourge of disease, Mar. 3. 10; 5. 29, 343
Lu. 7. 21.

pactryow, @, fut. dow, aor. 1, éwac-
tiywoa, (§ 20. tab. T) to scourge, Mat.
LOmtas2OestO sebaalers
He: 1256.

pacrile, fut. (Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2) to
scourge, Ac. 22.25. (Poet. and L.G.)

met. to chastise,

pact, dat. pl. paoree
_ pactoi, nom. pl. paces
pacrots, dat. pl. 2 5 5 5 3 id.

pacros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (a collateral
form of patos) the breast, pap, Lu. 11.27,

et al.
parala, nom. sing. fem. piara.os
pataias, gen. sing. fem. . F ‘ id.
pearauot, nom. pl. masc. ° 5 * id.
paraodoyia |, as, 7 peaTaLordyos
foaratoroyiay,” acc. sing. peataodoyia,
praratoAdyou,° nom. pl. masc. praratooyos

paratoddyos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (paraos
& eyo) a vain talker, given to vain
talking or trivial disputation.
paratodoyia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) vain talking, idle disputution.
L.G.

a Ac, 22. 25. or. 1.6:

parny, adv. in vain, fruillessly, without profit,
Mat. 15.9; Mar. 7. 7.

pdratos, aia, aov, & ov, 6, , (§ 7.

rem. 1 and 2) vain, ineffective, bootless,

1 Co. 3. 20; groundless, deceptive, falla-

cious, 1 Co. 15. 173; useless, fruitless, un-

profitable, Tit. 3.9; Ja. 1. 26;

Heb., erroneous in principle, corrupt, per-

from the

verted, 1 Pe. 1.183 7a paraua, supersti-
tion, idolatry, Ac. 14. 15.

para.orns, THTOS, 7), (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
vanity, folly; from the Heb., religious
error, Ep.4.17; 2Pe.2.18; false religion,
Ro. 8. 20. LXX.

para, 0, fut. Ooo, (§ 20. tab. T)
from the Heb., pass. to fall
into religious error, to be perverted, Ro.

to make vain ;

ges) JED.O:
Mar@atov, acc. Mar6aitos
MarOaios |, ov, 6, Matthew, pr. name.
Mar6day |, 6, Matthan, pr. name, indecl.
Mazar |, 6, Matthat, pr. name, indecl.
Mar6iay, ace. Mar6ias

MarOias }, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Matthias, pr. name.
Marrada |,4 6, Mattatha, pr. name, indecl.
Marrafias |, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Mattathias, pr.

name.
Marrafiov, gen. - Marrafias
pdxat, nom. pl. pax

pdxaupa |, as, %), (SQ tabs Bs Ae a large knife,
poniard; a sword, Mat. 26. 47, 51, et al.;
the sword of the executioner, Ac. 12. 2;
Ro. 8. 35; He. 11. 37; hence, opety
pdxaipar, to bear the sword, to have the
power of life and death, Ro.13.4; meton.
war, Mat. 10. 34.

paxaipa, dat. sing. peaxaupa

pedxarpa, nom. pl. . C : : z id.

praxaipas, gen. sing. . pdxaipa

paxaipy, dat. sing —A. B.C. Ln. . : i id.
paxaipa, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 26. 52)

d Lu. 3. 31.

e Tit, 1.10.

Paya 260 peylo
paxatpov, gen. pl. pedxaipa | peyadvvdvrwy, gen. pl. mase. part. pres. act. eyadive
pdxas, ace. pl. paxn peyadtvovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 3 id.
paxeoOar, pres. infin. 5 pdxopar | peydAw, dat. sing. masc. peyas
paxeobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id. peyddov, gen. pl. : : : ; id.
paxn |; ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ; id. peyddus,° ady. . : ; id.

3 peyadwotvy |, ns, 7, (8 2. tab. B. 2 : id.
paxopa | , fut. odpat, OF €ropat, (§ 35. rem. 5) peyadwovvys, gen. sing. peyadwovyy
to fight ; to quarrel, Ac.7.26; to contend, peyay, acc. sing. masc. . peyas

dispute, Jno. 6. 52, et al.

paxn, NS, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. a) a fight,
battle, conflict; in N.T. contention, dispute,
strife, controversy, 2 Co. 47.5; 2 Ti. 2. 23,

et al.
paxopevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pdxopan
pé, ace. sing. (§ 11. tab. K. a) eyo
péya, nom. and acc. sing. neut. peéyas
peydXa, nom. and ace. pl. neut. . : : id.
peyddau, nom. pl. fem. : ‘ . id.
peyaAaus, dat. pl. fem. A 3 ; ‘ id.
peyddas, acc. pl. fem. . ; ‘ , id.
peyadavyet,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind—Rec.}

Gr. Sch. Tdf. peyadavxew

peydra adyet, Ln. ; :
peyadavyxéw, @|, fut. yow, (péyas & aixew, to
boast) to boast, vaunt ; to cause a great

Sidi UBS Bo. iste

peyaXeia, acc. pl. neut. reyaXetos things, wonderful works, Lu. 1. 49; Ac.
peyaneios |, ela, evov, (§ 7. rem. 1) peyas 2. 11.
peyade.orys |, TyTos, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) ; id. peyadesrys, THTOS, 4, ($4. rem. 2. c)
peyadevdryTa, acc. sing. peyadevorys majesty, magnificence, glory, Lu. 9. 43;
peyadevorntt, dat. sing. . ; ] ; id. INCHAOQe 271502 he l.TO luXexe
preyaAeLoTyT0s, gen. sing. 5 : : id. peyadive, fut. vyd, aor. 1, epeya-
peyarn, nom. sing. fem. péyas ova, (§ 27. rem. 1. a. f) to enlarge,
peyady, dat. sing. fem. ; . : id. amplify, Mat. 23.5; to manifest in an
peyadny, aACC.sing tem. c ; i id. extraordinary degree, Lu.1.58; to magnify,
peyadgs, gen. sing. fem. : : : id. exalt, extol, Lu. 1. 46; Ac. 5.13, etal. ().
peyadou, nom, pl. masc. . . : : id. peyddus, adv. greatly, very much,
peyadots, dat. pl. masc. F id. vehemently, Phi. 4. 10. (&).
peyadomperys |; €os, ovs, 6, 1, a 7. tab. G. b) peyadwovvy, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
(péyas & TpEeTw) pr. becoming a great greatness, majesty, He. 1. 3; 8.1; as-
man; magnificent, glorious, most splendid. cribed majesty, Jude 25. me
peyadomperods,’ gen. sing. be p€yeBos, €0s, ous, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b)
peydXou, gen. sing. masc. péyas greatness, vastness, Ep. 1. 19.
pueyddous, acc. pl. masc. . . ‘ ; id. peyiotaves, wr, ot, (§ 4. rem. 2. e)
peyadtyver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. peyadtvo great men, lords, chiefs, nobles, princes,
peyadtve |, fut. vv@, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) peeyas Mari6: 2105) RevOth e160 23.) biG,
peyadvyOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass, : peyadtver peyeOos |,” cos, ovs, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) peyas
peyaduvOnoera, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . id. péywora,® nom. pl. neut. superl. (§ 8. rem. 2) id
a Ja. 3. 5. 62 Pe.1.17. e Phi. 4. 10. d Ep. 1. 19. e2 Pe. 1. 4.

peéyas | : peyaAdn (a), wéya, ($7.rem.8.b) compar.
petlov, superl. péyioros, great, large in
size, Mat. 27.60; Mar. 4. 32, et al.; great,
much, numerous, Mar. 5. 11; He. 11. 26;
great, grown up, adult, He. 11. 24; great,
Mat. 2. 28. 8;

Lu. 5. 29; great,

vehement, intense, 10;

great, sumptuous, im-

portant, weighty, of moment, 1 Co. 9. 11;
Re.
extraordinary, wonderful, 2 Co.
-375 19.315
great in rank, noble, Re. 11. 18; 13. 16;

13. 13; great, splendid, magnificent,

15-33
11.15; great, solemn, Jno. 7

great in dignity, distinguished, eminent,
illustrious, powerful, Mat. 5.19; 18.1, 4,
et al.; great, arrogant, boastful, Re. 13.5.
peyadeios, la, «lov, (§ 7. rem. 1)

magnificent, splendid; 7a preyaXeta, great

261

peAet

peylo
peyworriives |, wv, ot, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) peéyas
peyiotaor, dat. . . - peyloTaves
peytoros |, 7, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. 5 ah te: pre-

eminent, 2 Pe. 1. 4.

pf”, by apostrophe for wera.
péOar, nom. pl. pen
pas, dat, pl. 5 3 5 P 5 id.
peOeppnveverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. pcOepynvedw
pcOeppnvevopevov, nom. s. neut. part. pres. pass. id.

peBeppnvedtdy |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (wera &
Eppnvetw) to translate, interpret, Mat.

T. 23; Mar. 5. 41, et al. LG.

pen |, nS; ), (§ 2. tab. B. a)

p£0y, dat. sing.
peoravar, pres. infin. act—B. D. Ln. Tdf.

pefioravey, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 13. 2)
peforavew, pres. infin. act. ,
pBiornp, 8 peOicravo (a)], fut. peracrice,

($29. tab.X) aor. 1, pereoryoa, (pera &
taTnp) to cause a change of position ; to

peOvo
pein
\ pebiornme

pcorave

remove, transport, 1 Co. 13.2; to transfer,
Col. 1.13; met. to cause to change sides ;
by impl. to pervert, mislead, Ac. 19. 26;
to remove from office, dismiss, discard,
Lue 16: 45) Ac! 13.22:

2, tab. B. b, and rem.2) (pe-

to handle

peBodeia |, as, 7, (8
Godevw,
methodically ; to handle cunningly ; from
peBodos, peta & Gd0s) artifice, wile,

to trace, investigate ;

1BDS Ale ZL Ds Tie) INIA K
pelodeiay, acc. sing. pcBodeta
peodcias, acc. pl. . : : : : id.
peOopta,* acc. pl. pcOoprov

pOopror |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (neut. from
pcOdptos, interjacent, pera. & opos) con-
Jine, border, Mar. 7. 24.

pePier, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. peOio
peOvovtwr, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
peOvovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. : id.
peOvovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : id.
peOvobacr, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. peBioxw
peOvoxer bar, pres. infin. pass. . ; ; id.
peCicxer be, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. . id.
peOvoKkopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
peBicxe |, fut. Yow, (§ 36. rem. 3) pelo
peOvoot, nom. pl. masc. pOvoos
peOvcos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) pelo

pcOdo |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) (pv, strong

drink) to be intoxicated, be drunk, Mat. 24. 49,
etal. (vw).

peOn, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) strong
drink; drunkenness, Lu. 21.34; a debauch
m drinking, Ro. 13. 13; Gal. 5. 21.

pelickw, fut. Yow, aor. 1, pass. eucb-
vabnv, to inebriate, make drunk; pass.
to be intoxicated, to be drunk, Lu. 12. 45;
1 Thes. 5. 7, et al.; to drink freely, Ino.
2. 10.

peOvcos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
drunken; a drunkard, 1 Co. 5. 11; 6. 10.

peilov,’ adv. to a greater degree péyas
pei£ov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. compar. : id.
peilova, acc. sing. fem. and neut. pl. compar. id.
peilovas, acc. pl. fem. compar. Fi A id.
peiCoves, nom. pl. masc. compar. (§ 8. rem. 3) id.
peiCovos, gen. sing. compar. masc. and fem. . id.
peclorépay,° acc. sing. fem. perCorepos

pecorepos |, a, ov, (§ 8. rem. 2) greater, a com-
parative formed of peiwv.
peiCw, acc. sing. fem. and acc. pl. neut. compar. peyas
peilwv |, ovos, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 8. rem. 3) greater,
comparat. of wéyas.

petvat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) pevwy

pletvavtes, mom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
petvare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
petvy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. evo

petynte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. ? id.
peetvov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . id.
petvoot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : , id.
peXauvay, acc. sing. fem. pédas

pédar |, Gvos, To, (neut. fr. peXas) ink, 2\Co. 3. 3;
20 Jno.-125 3) Jno 13%
dat. sing. neut.

pera, pédas

p-<Aavos, gen. sing. neut. A ° 3 id.

peras |, awa, av, (Si7eetabhe be a) black, Mat.
Re Ore Ren 0: 55) 12.
Medca,? gen. Medcas

Medcas |, G, 6, (§ 2.

rem. 4) Meleas, pr. name.

perec |, fut. weAyjores, imperf. gueXe, imperat. we-
Aero, impers. verb, there is a care, it con-
cerns, Mat. 22.16; Ac. 18.17; 1Co.9.9,
et al.
pedetaw, @, fut. ow, (§ 18. tab. R)
aor. l, epedernoa, to care for; to bestow
careful thought upon, to give painful at-

a Mar. 7. 24. 6 Mat. 20. 31.

¢ 3 Jno. 4, @ Lu. 3. 31.

perce

262

pene

tention to, be earnest in, 1 Ti. 4.15; to devise, Ac.
4. 25; absol. to study beforehand, premedi-
tate, Mar. 13. 11.

peAeor, dat. pl. . : péAos
pedera, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper pederaw
pederare, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : ‘ id.
pedreraw, |, fut. yow predeu
peA€erw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : id.
peAn, nom. and ace. pl. preXos

perc], tros, TO, (§ 5. rem. 4) honey, Mat. 3. 45
Mar. 1. 6; Re. 10. g, 10.
peAicouos, lov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2)
(weducoa, & bee, wert) Of bees, made by
bees, Lu. 24. 42.
peAuooiov,” gen. sing. neut. peAiooos
MeXirn |,’ NS, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Melita, an island in
the Mediterranean.

pedrre, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pearw
péedrcw, pres. infin. 5 : : é id.
pedXets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : id.
pedXere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. é : 4 id.
perry, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . id.
pedrAroere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. ($ 35. rem. '5) id.
peddAjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind.—Al]. Ln. Tdf. \ id.
ovk Gpedynow, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Pe. 1.12)
pedAXopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : ; id.
peAXov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. . : id.
péedXovta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. é id.
peddovta, nom. and. acc. pl. neut. part. pres. id.
pédXovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
peddovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . 5 id.
peAXov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
peAXovTos, gen. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres. id.
ped\d\vrov, gen. pl. masc. and neut. part. pres. id.
pédAXovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . ‘ id.
perAovons, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
peAXovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : : id.

MéeAA@ |, fut. yow, (§ 35. rem. 5) imperf. éweA-
Aov, Att. npLeAXov, to be about to, be on
the point of, Mat. 2. 13; Jno. 4. 47; it
serves to express in general a settled
futurity, Mat. 11. 14; Lu. 9. 31;

11. 51, et al.; to intend, Lu. to. 1,

Jno.
et al.;
particip. peAAwv, ova, ov, future as
distinguished from past and present, Mat.
12. 32; Lu. 13; 9, et al.; to be always,

a Lu, 24. 42, 6 Ac, 28. 1. e2 Ti. 4. 13.

as ut were, about to do, to delay, linger, Ac. 22. 16.
péAXwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pedro

peéAos |, €0S, OUS, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a@ mem-

ber, limb, any part of the body, Mat.

Be2zQ 1303) RON E24 li CONG. ths el2 02,

et al.
js gen. sing.—A. C. Tdf. A Dd

pépovs, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Ep. 4. 16) t Fee

Medxé |, 6, Melchi, pr. name, indecl.
Medxucedéx |, 6, Melchisedec, pr. name, indecl.
pedarv, gen. pl. : : id.
pepabyKds, nom. sing. masc. part. eee (§ 36.

rem. 2) 5 pavOave
pewapTupyKa, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. praptupew
pepaptrupyKas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
pepaptipyKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . id.
penaptvpyTar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.

pen Bpava |, ys, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) (Lat. membrana)
parchment, vellum. (4).
peu Bpavas,° peuBpava

acc. pl. .
peevyikeroay, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. for éuenevyjKet-

aay, (§ 27. rem. 2. d) pev
preepioran, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. pepilo
penerTHevol,” nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) pect ow
pepiapprevots, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. -

A. D. Ln. : puaivo

peptacLevots, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. ae I. sa
preplavTa, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. ‘ id.
pepLLac Levots, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

(Sie2i7exemtys)) : . . id.
pLemLeyLevV, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass,

(§ 36. rem. 5) pecyvepe
pepcypevov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. . id.
PELLOnKACL, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. pure
peuionke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . , id.
ELL Levon, gen. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.

(§ 17. tab. Q) : 4 é id.
pevn[evos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 22. rem. 5) . - plpVATKw
pepvynode, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. (§ 36. rem. 3) id.
[ELVNOTEYHLEV, dat. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. puyorevo
PLEeLVNOTEYPLEVAV, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
pepovey.évy,” nom. sing. fem, part. perf. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) pLovow
preety! 1 pers. s. perf. ind. pass. (§ 38. rem. 2) pvéw
peperar, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. peuopat

@d Ac, 2.13. e1Ti. 5.5. Ff Phi. 4. 12.

penpo

peppop.an |, fut. Wouat, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 1,
aun, to find fault with, blame, cen-

sure; to intimate dissatisfaction with, He.
8. 8; absol. to find fault, Ro. 9. 19.
poppy, nS, n, ($ 2. tab. B. a) a com-

plaint, cause or ground of complaint, Col.
Bs 1%

prehopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

prepapiprorpou,* nom. pl. masc.

poepipoupos | ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (pens, @
finding fault, fr. peupopat, & potpa, &
portion, lot) finding fault or being discon-
tented with one’s lot, querulous; a discon-
tented, querulous person, a repiner, Jude

16.

1

pev oe particle serving to indicate that the term

or clause with which it is used stands
distinguished from another, usually in the
sequel, and then mostly with dé corre-
spondent, Mat. 3. 11; 9. 39; Ac. 1. 1;
6 pev—6 de, this—that, the one—the
other, Phi. 1. 16.17; one—another, of pev
—ot dé, some—others, Mat.22.5; ds pev
—ds dé, one—another, pl. some—others,
Mat. 13. 8; 21. 35; aAAos pev—adAos
dé, one—another, 1 Co. 15. 393 doe pev
—éxel dé, here—there, He. 7. 8; todro
pev—rodro 6¢, partly — partly, He. 10.33,

et al. freq.

peeve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pew

peéver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
pevel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. Be a

pevet, Rec: (1 Cor. 3. 14)

pevery, pres. infin. “ab
peeves, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
pevette, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
pevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
pevérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. id.
pevyn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. id.
pévopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id:
pévoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
pevovta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
pevovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.

pevoorye |, (pev, ov, YE) a combination of par-
ticles serving to take up what has just
preceded, with either addition or abate-
ment, like the Latin imo; yea indeed, yea

» EEL

pepoprat
pepipporpos | HEVO

263

peepee

truly, yea rather, Lu. 11. 28; Ro. 9. 20; 10. 18;

Phi. 3. 8. N.T.
pévovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pévn
pévovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; 2 id.

pevtot, Con}. (pev & tov) truly, certainly, sure,
Jude 8; nevertheless, however, Jno. 4. 27,
et al.

|e fut. peva, perf. pemevynka, (§ 27. rem. l.a,
and rem. 2.d) aor. 1, epee, (§ 27. rem.
1.d) to stay, Mat. 26. 38; Ac. 27. 31; to
continue, 1 Co.7.11; 2 Ti.2.13; to dwell,

39; Ac. 9. 43, et

al.; to remain, Jno. 9. 41; to rest, settle,

Jnow. 32533)36 30);

e233 INONOn 27/5\ le Con sentAiacon st

lodge, sojourn, Jno. 1.
to last, endure, Mat.
vive, 1 Co. 15.6; to be existent, 1 Co.
13. 13; to continue unchanged, Ro. 9g. 11;
to be permanent, Jno. 15. 16; 2 Co. 3.11;
He. ro. 34; 13. 14; 1 Pe. 1. 23; to per-
severe, be constant, be steadfast, 1 Ti. 2.15;
2 Ti. 3. 14; to abide, to be in close and

DAC TO) whiner AG
et al.; to indwell, Jno. 5.38; 1 Jno. 2. 14;

settled union, Jno. 6. 56;

trans. to wait for, Ac. 20. 5, 23.
pov, nS, "> (§ 2. tab. B. a) a stay in
any place; an abode, dwelling, mansion,

Jno. 14. 25235

prev, | pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 27. rem. 1. a) pew
pevov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : ‘ id.
pépy, ace. pl. }4€pos
pepel, dat. sing. ; : ; : id.
prepida, acc. sing. wepis
peploos, gen. sing. id.
nepito, fut. (ow, 5. 26. rem. 1) }-€p0s

pepysva |, ns, 7, ($ 2. rem. 3) (wepiLew tov vodv,
dividing the mind) care, Mat. 13. 22; Lu.

8.14, etal.; anxious interest, 2 Co. 11. 28.

peptuvdw, @, fut. 7ow, (§ 18. tab. R)

aor. 1, evepipvynca, to be anxious, or so-

licitous, Phi.4.6; to expend careful thought,

Mat. 6. 27; to concern one’s self, Mat.
6.25, et al.; to have the thoughts occupied
with, 1 Co. 7. 32, 33, 34; to feel an in-

terest in, Phi. 2. 20.

pEpyLva., 3 pers. sing. pres. ind Pepynvao
pépyszvar, nom, pl. Hépysva.
pepipvass, dat. pl... j : : : id.

a Jude 15.

epi 264

pepysvar, acc. sing. pepysva
veplyuvas, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; : pepyvaw
pepynvare, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. id.
PEpyLvaws o |, fut. yoo, (§ 18. tab. R.) pepysva
PEpysvyjcet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. é pEepyvaw
PEepysvnonre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. P id.
pepyvov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
PEplvoct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. f , id.
pepis}, (dos, ) (§ 4. rem. 2. c) 5 ; pL€pos
pepicacbar, aor. 1, infin. mid. pepile
pepicbetca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
pepio Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. (§ 26.

KEMe 1) : : : ; id.
pépicpots, dat. pl. pepo pos
pepiopds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 4€pos
HERTS gen. sing. Pepi Los
pepioTyy,* acc. sing. : peptoTns
peptotys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a }-<pos

Hépos |, €0s, ous, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a part, por-

tion, division, of a whole, Lu. 11. 36;
Eph. 4. 16, et al.; @
piece, fragment, Lu. 24. 42; Jno. 19. 23;
a party, faction, Ac. 23. 9; allotted por-
tion, lot, destiny, Mat. 24. 51; Lu. 12. 46;

iia IIR INOS 5 Ge

a calling, craft, Ac. 19. 27; @ partner’s
portion, partnership, fellowship, Ino. 13.8;
pl. p-€pn, @ local quarter, district, region,
Mat. 2.22; 16.13; Ac. 19.1; Eph. 4.9,
et al.; side of a ship, Jno.21.6; épy pepe,
im respect, on the score, 2 Co. 3.10; 9. 33;
Col. 2.16; 1 Pe. 4. 16; }:<pos tT, partly,
in some part, | Co. 11. 18; ava Epos,
alternately, one after another, 1Co.14.273
amo }4€pous, partly, in some part or mea-
sure, 2Co. 1.14; ék [€pous, individually,
1 Co. 12.27; partly, imperfectly, 1Co.13.9;
KOTO }€p0s, particularly, in detail, He.g.5.

pepis, os, (7), 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) a
part; a division of a country, district, re-
gion, tract, Ac. 16. 12; a portion, Lu.
10. 42; an allotted portion, Col. 1.12
@ portion in common, share, Ac. 8. 21;
2)Co. 6: 15.

pepico, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
divide; to divide out, distribute, Mar.6.41;
to assign, bestow, Ro. 12. 3; 1 Co.47. 17;
2 Co. 10. 13; He. 7. 2; mid. to share,
Lu. 12. 13; pass. to be subdivided, to ad-

Meoos

mit distinctions, 1 Co. 1. 13; to be severed by

discord, be at variance, Mat.12.25, et al.;
to differ, 1 Co. 7. 34.
peptop.os, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
dividing, act of dividing, He. 4. 12; dis-
tribution, gifts distributed, He. 2. 4.
peptoTys, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
divider; an apportioner, arbitrator, Lu.
12.14 NG
}-€povs, gen. sing. 2 }€pos
peony. Spia |, as, "> 6 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(pécos & Hypa) mid-day, noon, Ac.
22. 6; meton. the south, Ac. 8. 26.

peonpBpiav, acc. sing. sjcerafiseee
peons, gen. sing. fem. ; ; eees
peovreto), fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M). : vat
peoirn, dat. sing. 4 peoitys
peoirys , ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. 0) pécos
pecitov, gen. sing. wanes
pécov, acc. sing. masc. péoos
pécov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : 4 id.

pecovixtiov |, fov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (uéoos &

vvé) midnight, Lu. 11. 5, et al.
pemovuxtiov, gen. sing. . . . pew ovuKTiov
Megororapia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(pécos & ToTa|L0s ) Mesopotamia, the

country lying between the rivers Tigris

and Euphrates.
Mecorortapia, dat. - Mecorrorapia
Mecozorapiav, acc. : “ : . id.

peas |, N OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) mid, middle, Mat.
25.6; Ac.26. 135 To Peoe the middle,
the midst, Mat. 14. 24; dva pécov, in
the midst; from the Heb., in, among,
Mat. 13. 25; between, 1 Co. 6.5; dia
pécou, through tke midst of, Lu. 4. 30;
eis TO peeorov, into, or in the midst, Mar.
3 ek peron, from the midst,
Me AGS PA ANNES 75 75

2.3; Lu0.68
out of the way, Col.
from the Heb., from, from among, Mat.
13. 493 ev TO pera, in the midst, Mat.
10. 16; in the midst, in public, publicly,
Mat. 14. 6;

among, Mat. 18. 20; xara pécov THs

ev peow, in the midst of,
L

VUKTOS, about midnight, Ac. 27. 27.

peaizns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
that acts between two parties; a mediator,

we —_ —_— —~_—

a Qu. 12. 14.

—

[eo OT

265

pETAK

one who interposes to reconcile two adverse
parties, 1 Ti. 2.53; an imternuncius, one
who is the medium of communication be-
tween two parties, a mid-party, Gal. 3.
ElesiS.16; eb al. 0 (pe LG.
peairevo, fut. edow, (§$ 13. tab. M)
fl, evecitevoa, to perform offices be-
tween two parties ; to intervene, interpose,
Les Ovp lye Cre

peodw, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to be in the middle or midst; to be advanced

19, 20;

aor.

midway, Jno. 7. 14.

pecorotxov |," ov, 7d, ($3. tab. C.c) (wéoos &
TOLXOS ) a middle wall; a partition wall,
a barrier, Ep. 2.14. N.T.

uécov, gen. sing. neut. sei cee

uecoupavynpa|, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (wéoos

& ovpavds ) the mid-heaven, mid-air, Re.

Somme we cral ata Gre
secoupavyuati, dat. sing. . pLeroupavnj.a.
uerovons,” gen. sing. fem. part. pres. perow
ueoow, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) pLeoos
Meooiay, acc. : . Meootas
Mecoias], ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) (Heb. mw,

from nv, the
Anointed One, i.g. 6 Xpictés, Jno. 1. 42;
Aee2e.

to anoint) the Messiah,

, C /
peory, nom. sing. fem. peat OS
preotot, nom. pl. masc. . j . : id.
peorov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. i ; id.

pearos |, %, dv, (8 7. tab. F. a) full, full of,
filled with, Jno. 19. 29, et al.;
LOM Tey 20) uli

replete,
14, et al.
pectow, O, fut. Orw, (§ 20. tab. T)

to fill; pass. to be filled, be full, Ac. 2.13.
peatovs, acc. pl. masc. . peortés
peotow, @ |, fut. dow . : é ‘ id.
peow, dat. sing. neut. pécos

poet’, by apostrophe for pera.

pera |, prep., with a genitive, with, together with,
Mat. 16.27; 12.41; 26.55; with, on the
same side or party with, in aid of, Mat.
12. 30; 20. 20; with, by means of, Ac.
13.17; with, of conflict, Re. 11.7; with,
among, Lu. 24. 5; with, to, towards, Lu.

1. 58, 72; with an accusative, after, of

place, behind, He. 9. 3; of time, after, Mat.
17.1; 24. 29; followed by an infin.
with the neut. article, after, after that,
Mat. 26. 32; Lu. 22. 20.
peraBa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper.—B. Ln. :
; : petaBaivw
pera Bn Or, Rec. Gr. Sch.Tdf. (Mat. 17. a:
peraBatvere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . F id.
perafaivw |, fut. Byoopar, (§ 37. rem. 1) perf.
petaBeBnka, aor. 2, weréBnv (pera &
Baivw) to go or pass from one place to
another, Jno. 5. 24; to pass away, be
removed, Mat. 17.20; to go away, depart,
Mat. 8. 34, et al.
peraBadrroprevor,° nom. pl. m. part. pres. mid. peraBadlrw
petaBadrAw |, (pera & Badrdw) to change; mid. to

change one’s mind.

perafids, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 peraBatvas
perapseByxapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. , id.
peTafeByke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. ‘ id.
pertain, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. : 7 id.
pertain, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. , id.
petaioerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ? id.
personas 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. perdyo
per ayoper, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

peraye |, fut. &w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) ee & yw)
to lead or move from one place to another;

to change direction, to turn about, Ja.

3-3, 4. (a).
peradvodvat, pres. infin. act. peradidup
peradidovs, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

petadiowme |, fut. ddéaw, ($ 30. tab. Z) (werd &
d(Swp) to give a part, to share, Lu.
3.11; to impart, bestow, Ro. 1.11; 12.8,

et al.
peTaooTo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. preradidwpt
jeeradovvat, aor. 2, infin. act. . - ; id.
peraoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
petabéoems, gen. sing. petabects
perabeow, acc. sing. ; : id.
perabects |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. 5 peratiOnput

peraipe |, fut. apo, aor. 1, peThpa, (§ 27. rem. 1.c.e)
(pera. & aipw) to remove, transfer; in
N.T. intrans. to go away, depart, Mat.
5), FBV8 TG). ie
2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. petakadéu
1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.
(§ 22. rem. 1) (pera &
KaXéw) to call from one place into another -

petakddeoat,
/
peraxahécopat,

erukadew, |, fut. gow,
na 2 ,

a Ep. 2. 14.

6 Jno. 7. 14.

e Ac. 28. 6.

METAT

METAK 266

mid. to call or send for, invite to come to one’s
; self, Ac. 7. 14, et al.
perakivéw, @ |, fut. vow, (§ 16. tab. P) (werd &
Kweéw) to move away, remove ; pass. met.
to stir away from, to swerve, Col. 1. 23.

, ,
PETAKLVOULEVOL,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. peTAKWWEw

peradaBety, aor. 2, infin. : : . perahap Bava
peraAaBwv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
petaAapaver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
petadapBaverv, pres. infin. 4 id.

peradapBave |, fut. Aipomas, (§ 36. rem. 2.2) aor. 2,

petedaBov, (wera & NapPBavw) to par-

take of, share in, Ac. 2. 46; 2 Ti. 2. 6,

et al.; to get, obtain, find, Ac.24.25. (a).

peTaAniis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

a partaking of, a being partaken of.
peradnyu,” ace. ane preraAnyts
peradnis |, EWS, ) petadapBava
pera\Aaoow, OF A fut. i ($ 26. rem. 3) (pera

& dANaoow) to exchange, change for or

into, transmute, Ro. 1. 25, 26.
prerapeAnOets, nom. sing. m. part. aor. 1, pass. prerapeNopae
perapednOyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. 5 id.
peTrapeAopa |, fut. (pass. form) yfycopat, aor. 1,

(pass. form) prerepeAnOnv, (§ 35. rem. 5)

(pera & peopa) to change one’s judg-

ment on past points of conduct; to change

one’s mind and purpose, He.7.21; to repent,

regret, Mat. 21. 29, 32; 27.3; 2 Co. 7. 8.
petapoppow, @|, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (werd

& poppow) to change the external form,

transfigure; mid. to change one’s form, be

transfigured, Mat. 17. 2; Mar. 9. 2; to

undergo a spiritual transformation, Ro.

Hos PAB 7) (Coys Bie titer:
petapoppovpela, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) jrerapoppow
perapoppovcba, pres. infin. pass—A. B. D.)
Ln. Tdf. 3 id.
Bereorpenade, R. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 12. 5s
petapoppotobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
petavoety, pres. infin. peTavoew
peTavoeite, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : id.

petavoew, G|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) perd &
voew) to undergo a change in frame of
mind and feeling, to repent, Lu. 17. 3, 4,
et al.; to make a change of principle and

nractice, to reform, Mat. 3. 2, et al.

a Oo). 1. 23.

peravota, as, oR (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
a change of mode of thought and feeling,
repentance, Mat. 3. 8; Ac. 20. 21; 2 Ti.
2.25, et. alt;
Mie ye, Cn cALR
He, iyi

practical reformation, Lu.

reversal of the past, He.

[ob ere], petavonoat, aor. 1, infin—Gr. Sch.

Taf. : peTavoew
[ov], petévonoev, Rec. (Re. 2. 21)
petavonodvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
peTavonoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
peTavonon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . , id.
peTavonons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
petavononte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj —A. D.
ibn Tdfs &. < . id.
pena Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. Heh, Ge c
petavoncov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. i" id.
PETAVONTOVCL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : id.
peravonowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
petavonte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. : : id.
peravoue |, as, on (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2 . id.
peTdvouay, acc. sing. . preTavowa
peravoias, gen. sing. ; : : ‘ id.
peravoovytt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. peravoéw
peravo®, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : : id.

petagy |, adv. (werd) between, Mat. 23. 35; Lu.
II. §1; 16.26; Ac. 15.9; év 70 peragu,
scil. Xpove, in the meantime, meanwhile,
Jno. 4. 31; in N.T. 6 preradu, following,
succeeding, Ac. 13. 42.
PLETATELTTOMLEVOS, nom. s. masc. part. pres. mid. petaméuTrw
perarréutre |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (pera &
meu) to send after; mid. to send after or
for any one, invite to come to one’s self,

Ac. 10. 5, et al.

prerarreupleis, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. petaméeuTro

petarreuwa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. id.
preTamrepdevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. I,

mid.—B. - 5 F 3 BS

mpookareoapevos, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. a

(Ac. 20. 1) : F
perarrépacbor, aor. 1, infin. mid. . 3 id.
peraméuiyrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
petactada, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.

(§ 29. rem. 6) peOlornpe
peTaocTyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.

(§ 29. tab. X) - F : id.

9

petaotpadycerat, 3 pers. s. fut. 2, ind. pass. petaazpepw

61Ti. 4. 3.

=

267

ETAT pesos

petactpadpyTw, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, imper. pass. petaotpédw | pereréuivaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. eraméurrw

petactpéedy |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 2, PeETET TYE, 3 pers. sing. aor. I, ind. act. peliorype
pass. peteatpadyv, (§ 24. rem. 10) peréoxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. peréxo
(pera. & oTpepw) to turn about; convert PETETXIKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . id.

into something else, change, Ac. 2. 20;

Ja. 4. 9; by impl. ¢o pervert, Gal. 1. 7.
petactpeyat, aor. 1, infin. act. peractpéhur
‘petacynparilerat, 3 pers. s. pres. ind. pass. pweracynpartilon
id.

id.

preracxnpatiZoprevot, nom. pl.m.part. pres. mid.

petacynpariCovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.

petacynparice |, fut. (ow, ($ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1,
pereoynpatioa, (pera & cynpartice,
to fashion, XID) to remodel, transfigure,
Phi. 3. 21; mid. to transform one’s self,
2 Co. 11. 13, 14, 15; to make an ima-

ginary transference of circumstances from

the parties really concerned in them to

others, to transfer an imagination, 1 Co.4.6.

petacxnpatilw

petatiGeperys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. wetariOnpe

petatilevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

id.

petacxnpatices, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. .

petatiGeaOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.

peratiOn |, fut. Oyow, (§ 28. tab. V) aor. 1,
poereOnka, aor. 1, pass. werereO nv, (pera
& TiOnpt) to transport, Ac. 7. 16; to
transfer, He. 7. 12; to translate out of
the world, He. 11.5; met. to transfer to
other purposes, to pervert, Jude 4; mid.
to transfer one’s self, to change over Gal.
Fics (OE

petabecis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

a removal, translation, He. 11.5; a trans-
mutation, change by the abolition of one
thing, and the substitution of another,
Elen 7a) 12

peteBy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) peraBaivo

peteOnke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : petatiOnpe
petekaecaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid.

(§ 22. rem. 1) petaxadéew
peteXapBavor, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . petaAap Bava

pereweAnOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. petapeAopar
petepedopny, 1 pers. sing. imperf. id.

perenoppoOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. perapopddw
petevonoayv, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. WETAVOEW

id.

perevonoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. .
petérecta. |,“ adv. (wera & eretta) afterwards, He.
12. 14.

perereupacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid. . petaTeprrw

a He. 12.17.

6 Lu. 12. 29. ¢ 2 Co. 6. 14.

pererxnpdtica, | pers. s. aor. 1, ind. act. peracynpatilw
pereteOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 28.

rem. 10) . . . . . peratiOnue
perereOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
peréxewv, pres. infin. : : perexw
[eETEXOMLEV, 1 pers. pl. pres, ind. id.

peTEXOVCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : 5 id.
perexw |, fut. pefééw, (§ 35. rem. 4) perf. peré-

oxnka, aor. 2, peréoxov, (§ 36. rem. 4)

(pera. & EX) to share in, partake, 1 Co.

Qu LO; 2s) Lou. 21, ete alesonvena

member of, He. 7. 13.

peroxy, js, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
sharing, partaking ; communion, fellowship,
DIConG tt:
péroxos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a

partaker, He. 3.1,14; 12.8; an associate,

partner, fellow, Lu. 5. 7; He. 1. 9.
PeTEXwV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. 5 perexw
perewpileoOe,’ 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. perewpilor
prerewpicer |, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (jreréwpos,

raised from the ground) to raise aloft ;

met. to unsettle in mind; pass. to be ex-

cited with anxiety, be in anxious suspense,

Lu. 12. 29.
petnAAagav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. petadANdoow
prernpe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 27.

rem. 1]. e) i : peTaipw
perouKeota. |, as, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (pe-

Toukew, to change one’s abode, peta. &

oikéw) change of abode or country, migra-

Hons, Mati ta Its 025) Uz la.Gre
pretoukeoiay, acc. sing. petoikeota
ETOLKEC IAS, gen. sing. ; ; A id.
petoukile |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (wera &

oixilw, to fix in a habitation) to cause to

change abode, cause to emigrate, Ac. 7. 4.
PETOLKLO, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Att. (§ 35.

rem. 11) petorkilos
proxy |,° 7s, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) . peTexw
p€TOoXOL, nom. pl. p-€TOXOS
petoxots, dat. pl. id.
p€roxos |, ov, 6 peTtexw
peeroxous, acc. pl. }4€roxos

MET PE 268 MykKos
peetpetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. preTpew of its usage, especially as distinguished from that
perpen, o|, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P) peétpov of ov, see the grammars; as a conjunc-
petpnOnoera, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . petpew tion, lest, that not, Mat. 5. 29, 30; 18. 10;
peTpHoN, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. i id. 24.6; Mar. 13. 36; PH, or pyre, or pH
PETpPHONS, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act... id. mote, prefixed to an interrogative clause,
peTpnoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. : id. is a mark of tone, since it expresses an
petpyras,“ ace. pl. peTpNTHS intimation either of the reality of the
perpyrys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 8 pLeTpov matters respecting which the question is
perpiorabety,’ pres. infin. pretptomrabew asked, Mat.12.23, et al.; or the contrary,

petploTabéw, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (pé-
tpios & md6os) to moderate one’s pas-

sions; to be gentle, compassionate, He. 5.2.

Tne f
petpis |, pLéTpov
perpov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) measure, Mat.

4, 2; Mar. 4. 24; Lu. 6. 38; Re. 21. 17,

et al.; measure, standard, Ep. 4. 13; ex-

tent, compass, 2 Co. 10. 13; allotted mea-
sure, specific portion, Ro.12.3; Ep.4.7,16;
ék peTpov, by measure, with definite li-
mitation, Jno. 3. 34.

petpéw, ©, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
aor. 1, eeTpynoa,, to mete, measure, Mat.
ee eset Tul), a2 (etealesmimlet. a0) nestt—
mate, 2 Co. 10. 12.

petpyTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) pr.
a measurer; also, metretes, Lat. metreta,
equivalent to the attic dppopevs, i.e.
three-fourths of the Attic peounvos, or
Hebrew Na, and therefore equal to about
nine gallons, Jno. 2. 6.

petpius, adv. moderately; slightly; ov
peTpiws, no little, not a little, much,
greatly, Ac. 20. 12.

petpov, gen. sing. p-€tpov
ei ROUU TES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. peTpew
pérpw, dat. sing. . é PeTpov
PETOKLOE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 13.

rem. 2) preroukil

perwrov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. Ks (wera & a)
forehead, front, Re. 7. 3; 9. 4, et al.
ae gen. sing. peTwrov
peToTov, cenwpl., : id.
Méxpe |, and pexpts before a vowel, adv., of a
unto, even to, Ro. 15. 19; of time, wntil,

till, Mat. 11. 23; 13. 30, et al.

un |, a particle of negation, not; for the particulars

« Jno. 2. 6. 6 He. 6. 2.

¢2 Ti. 3.7.

Jno. 4. 12, et al.

perye|, a strengthened form for PN, (pen & Y€) Mat.
65a; No-1t 77 et al:

pndapas |, adv. (undap.ds, i-q. pndeis) by no means,
Ac. 10. 14; 11. 8.

poe |, Conj. neither, and repeated, neither—nor, Mat.
6. 25; 7.6; 10. 9, 10; not even, not so
much as, Mar 2. 2, et al.

pndeis |, pndeula, pydev, (§ 10. rem. 6. ce) (pdé,

els) not one, none, no one, Mat.8.4, et al.

pndepiav, ace. sing. fem. 4 : : pendels
pndev, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : $ id.
pendeva, ace. sing. masc. : : ; id.
pndevi, dat. sing. masc. and neut. : e id.
pyoevos, gen. sing. neut. : j id.
pndérote],° adv. (yndé & wore) not at any time,
never.

pndérw,? adv. (19dé & mw) not yet, not as yet.
M7oou,° nom. pl. . Mydos
M7dos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Mede, a native of
Media in Asia.
penkere |, adv. (un & ere) no more, no longer, Mar.
We 45); 2.) 2, eb ale i

uinkos | , €0s, ovs, 74, (§ 5. tab. E.b) length, Ep.
3. 18; Re. 21. 16.
penkvveo, fut. vyd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a)
to lengthen, prolong; mid. to grow up, as
plants, Mar. 4. 27.
pakpav, adv. (acc. fem. of praxpds)
far, far off, at a distance, far distant, Mat.
8. 30; Mar. 12. 34, et al.; met. of pa-
Kpav, remote, alien, Ep.2.13,173; SO ot
€is paKkpay, ACH2 530:
paxpoler, adv. far off, at a distance,
from afar, from a distance, Mar. 3. 8;
11, 13; preceded by dd, in the same
sense, Mat. 26. 58.
pakpos, 4, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) long; of

d He. 11.7. e Ac. 2.9.

re

pLnkuy

269 putyvu

space, far, distant, remote, Lu. 15. 13; 19. 12; of

time, of long duration; prolix, Mat.23.13;
Mar. 12. 40; Lu. 20. 47.

pykivyrat," 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass. ; pykive
pnktve |, fut. vod, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) ‘i pnkos
pndrorats,’ dat. pl. . : E - pndrory

pyrory |, js, 9, (8 2. tab. B. a) Ganon a sheep)
a sheepskin.

pany ],° @ particle occurring in the N.T. only in the
combination 7) pny. See 7)

pny |, penvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a month, Lu.
I. 24, 26, 36, 56, et al.; in N.T. the new
moon, the day of the new moon, Gal.4.10.

pyva, ace. sing. ., . : é 3 py
ijvas, ace. pl. - : , : id.
pyvi, dat. sing. . : ; . : id.
pvbeions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.
(§ 14. tab. N) . 0 6 6 pynviw
pynvicavra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
pyvion, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.

unvve |, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M) perf. peyn-
vuka, aor. 1, eunvuca, to disclose what
is secret, Jno. 11. 57; Ac. 23. 30; 1 Co.
10. 28; to declare, indicate, Lu. 20. 37.

unrote |, (py & qOTE) has the same significations
and usage as 7; which see; He. 9. 17;
Mat. 4.6; 13.15; also, whether, Lu. 3. 15.

pentrov |, ady. lest perhaps.—B. C. Tdf.

pyre, A. Ln.

pyres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 27. 29.)

pyro |, adv. (py & To) not yet, not as yet, Ro.g.11;
He. 9g. 8.

pyros |, conj. ( py & qs) lest in any way or means,
that in no way, Ac. 27. 29; Ro. 11. 21;
1 Co. 8.9; 9. 27, et al.; whether per-
haps, | Thes. 3. 5.

penpov,* acc. sing. . . . - oF pnpos

pnpos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the thigh, Re.
19. 16.

unre |, conj. (pap & TE) neither ; untre— pyre, or
py pyre, or pnde— pre, neither —
nor, Mat. 5. 34, 35, 36; Ac. 23.8; 2 Thes.
2.2; in N.T. also equivalent to pede,
not even, not so much as, Mar. 3. 20.

pentepa, acc. sing. . . . . pyTHp
pyrépas, acc. pl. : 5 : : 5 id.
a Mar. 4, 27. 6 He. 11. 37. e He. 6. 14. 4 Re. 19. 16.

pnrnp |, Tepos, Tpds, 7, (§ 6. rem. 2) @ mother, Mat.

1.18; 12. 49, 50, et al. freq.; @ parent
city, Gal. 4. 26; Re. 17. 5

pyrpa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) the
womb, Lu. 2. 23; Ro. 4. 19.

pyre], (py & TL) has the same use as py in the form

ei pyre, Lu. 9. 13, et al.; also when pre-

fixed to an interrogative clause, Mat.

7.16; Jno. 4. 29. See py.

pateye, (mye & ye) strengthened for

pyre, surely then, much more then, 1 Co.

6. 3.
pytpadrgais,® dat. pl. . - — pntpadrays
pytpadays, or AGas |, ov, 4, C 2. rem. 4) (uwHrnp

& daXotdw, poet. for GLodw, to smite) a

striker of his mother, matricide, 1 Ti. 1.9.

pytpay, acc. sing. . 5 : : . peytpa
payrpas, gen. sing. 2 . : 2 id.
pntpt, dat. sing. 4 : ; ? 5 pytnp
pNTpOs, gen. sing. . : : : id.
pila, nom. sing. fem. (§ 9. tab. I. a) 3 eis

pug, dat. sing. fem. : 2 : : id.
puatvover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 4 puaiven

puaive |, fut. avo, (§ 27. rem. 1. ¢) aor. 1,
épinva & éuiava, (§ 27. rem. 1. e) perf.
peplayKa, perf. pass. pweyiacpar, aor. |,
pass. epravOnv, (§ 27. rem. 3) pr. to
tinge, dye, stain; to pollute, defile, cere-
monially, Jno. 18. 28; to corrupt, deprave,
die he LOR SIGS 145 TIE ANU Oley fe).

placa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pollution, moral defilement, 2 Pe. 2. 20.

pacpds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pol-
lution, defiling, 2 Pe. 2. 10. L.G.

pilav, acc. sing. fem. : ; P : els

puavOdcr, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : puaiv
pias, gen. sing. fem. ‘ ; t els

piacpa |, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. 6) - poaives
pudopatas ace. pl. : placpo.
pacpds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . : . paiva
page, gen. sing. : . pac L6s
pitypa.,” azos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. oe) . + plyvupe

poyvepe), fut. pigw, (§ 36. rem. 5) aor. 1, euiéa,
perf. pass. peeuypas, to mix, mingle,

WIEN, Gres BYR ALB, atety fel IRWOS tly fe
piypa, atos, 70, (or piypa) (§ 4.

tab. D. c) a mixture, Jno. 19. 39.

ents 1.19: 2 Pe. 2. 20. g 2 Pe, 2. 10, h Jno. 19. 39,

pukpa 270 Lor Oba

puxpa, nom. sing. fem. pukpos rem. 3) to remember, recollect, call to mind, Mat.
puxpav, acc. sing. fem. ‘ ; 2 : id. 26.75; Lu.1.54,72; 16.25: in N.T., ina
puxpot, nom. pl. mase. . : : ; id. passive sense, to be called to mind, be
in é : : id. borne in mind, Ac. 10. 31; Re. 16. 19
pLUKpots, dat. pl. masc. . 1 ? ? ?

puuKpov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. : id. et al.

pveia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
pikpos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) little, small in size, rem. 2) remembrance, recollection, Phi.
quantity, etc., Mat. 13. 32; small, little i. 33 1 Thes. 3.6; 2 Ti. 1.3/5 “nention’:

in age, young, not adult, Mar. 15. 40; pevelav qovetaGar, to make mention, Ro.

little, short in time, Jno. 7. 333 puxpov, 1-9; Ep: 1.16; 1 Thes. 1. 25>Philes4-

sc. Xpovor, a little while, a short time, pviya, aros, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) pr.

JNOw13 335 pera. puuKpov, after a little a memorial, monument ; a tomb, sepulchre,

while, a little while afterwards, Mat.26.73; Mar. 5. 5, et al.

little in number, Lu. 12. 32; small, little puvnpetov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) the

in dignity, low, humble, Mat. to. 42; same as pvnpa, Mat. 8. 28; 23. 29,

Thi dies puukpov, as an adv., little, a little, et al.

Mat. 26. 39, et al. puny, ns, 7, (8 2. tab. B.a) remem-
piuKpOTepov, nom. sing. neut. compar. puxpos brance, recollection, mention ; pn
puKporepos, nom. sing. masc. comp. (§ 8. rem. 5) id. moveta ar, to make mention, 2 Pe. 1. 15.
peukpod, gen. sing. masc. - : A id. pynpovevds, fut. vow, (§ 13. tab. M)
puxpovs, acc. pl. masc. é : : 2 id. aor. 1, euvnpovevea, to remember, recol-
puKxpd, dat. sing. masc. : : : id. lect, call to mind, Mat. 16.9; Lu. 17.32;
pukpov, gen. pl. ‘ : : ; ; id. Ac. 20. 31, et al.; to be mindful of, to fix
MiAnrov, acc. . : MiAytos the thoughts upon, He. 11. 15; to make
MéAnros |, ov, 1, (§ 3. tab. C. § Miletus, a cele- mention, mention, speak of, He. 11. 22

brated city of Caria. pvnpLootvov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
Midyrov, gen. . é MiXnros a record, memorial, Ac. 10. 4; honour-
Muyo, dat. . : : : P id. able remembrance, Mat.26.13; Mar.14.9.
pidwov |,“ tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Lat. miliarium) pynovd, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pLyeopat

a Roman mile, which contained mille Luo, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. pucew

passuum, 1000 paces, or 8 stadia, i.e. purely, pres. infin. act. A : : F id.

about 1680 English yards. L.G. pucets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
pupeto ban, pres. infin. A : puyweopae pice |, @, fut. How, (§ 16. tab. P) perf. peuionka,
eis 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ; id. aor. 1, euionoa, (pcos, hatred) to hate,

Pipéopmat, ovpar], fut. yoopar, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(ptjos, an imitator) to imitate, follow as
an example, strive to resemble, 2 Thes.
Beas 19)s) ke. £3.) 733) ono. hie

pipntys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) an
imitator, follower, \ Co. 4. 16; Ep. 5

et al.
pyyrai, nom. pl. paypenryys
pupentys |, od, 6 . : pLyLéoprae
piprvynoKeae, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. PLYyLVTKY

pupevnoKy, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. A id.
fyvjoKe |, to remind ; mid. pupvynoKopat, aor. 1,
(pass. form) éuyjaOyy, fut. uvnoOjocopar,
perf. peuvnpat, with pres. signif. (§ 36.

regard with ill-will, Mat.5.43,44; 10.22;
to detest, abhor, Jno. 3. 20; Ro. 7. 15;
in N.T. to regard with less affection, love

less, esteem less, Mat. 6. 24; Lu. 14. 26.

pon, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. puorew
plonoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . , id.
[LLOnOELS, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : ; id.
pucnoover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : id.
pone wot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.

paarrodocia |, as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(ucbds, adrodidwpe) pr. the discharge
of wages ; requital ; reward, He. 10. 35;
I1. 26; punishment, He. 2. 2.

ucbarodoctay, acc. sing. . wtcbamodocta
P pe

a Mat. 5. 41.

puro Oo.

pucbamoddrys |,“ ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (yucGds, darodi-
Swp) a bestower of remuneration; recom-

penser, rewarder. N.T.
picfor, nom. pl. masc. pio Bos
picbios |, tov, 6, 7 pa Oos
pucOiwv, gen. pl. pic bros
pucOov, acc. sing. puobos

pa Oos | , ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) hire, wages, Mat.
20.8; Ja. 5. 4, et al.; reward, Mat. 5
12, 46; 6.1, 2, 5, 16, et al.; punishment,
2ePes 2,003, etal.
ptaOvos, a, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) hired ;
as a subst., a hired servant, hireling, Lu.
iso iy Wo er
pucbou, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to hire out, let out to hire; mid. to hire,
Mate20n 0s 75
picbwpa, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
hire, rent; in N.T. a hired dwelling, Ac.
28. 30.
picOwrds, ot, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
hireling, Mar. 1. 20; Jno. To. 12, 13.

poOov, gen. sing. : . pubs
pcbow, a], fut. ow, (§ 20. tab. T) : id.
plcOupa |, aros, Td ; : : ; id.
pucOdpar,” dat. sing. picbopa
pucOdcacGor, aor. 1, infin. mid . pc bow
pucOurds |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) polos
pucbwray, gen. pl. pucbwres
pucovpLevou, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. pure
puucovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. z id.
purovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
PLUTOvVTOY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. ‘ id.
pucovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. 3 id.
puc®, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ; é id.
prov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. F id.

MurvAnvy |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Mitylene, the
capital city of Lesbos, in the A°gean sea.
ace.

Mervdavay,”
Muyayr }, 6, Michael, the archangel, indecl.

MervAnvn

pvaa. |, pv, das, Gs, 7, (§ 2. rem.5) Lat. mina; a
weight, equivalent to 100 drachme ; also
a sum, equivalent to 100 drachmz and

the sixtieth part of a talent, worth about

four pounds sterling, Lu. 19. 13, et al.

pevay, acc. sing. contr. p

pvdopat, par}, (§ 36. rem. 3) see PYLWATKO,

pvaa

Palh

prodto

pas, ace. pl. contr. . pda

Mvacoyr |, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Mnason, pr. name.

Mvacwv,? dat. Mvdcwv
preia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) pupynoKw
pret, dat. sing. peta.
pvelav, acc. sing. : : ‘ 5 id.
prea, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) plpynoKw
LVYPACL, dat. pl. pvnpa
pvypata, acc. pl. : . : : id.
puvypatt, dat. sing. . ‘ : : : id.
ee nom. and acc. pl. : pevnpetov
pevneeiots, dat. pl. . F : : id.
perquetor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 puLpeynoKo
pVnpLetov, gen. sing. pvnpetov
ponpcton, dat. sing. : 4 5 5 id.
pypetov, gen. pl. . ; : : : id.
pvnpn |, ns, 9, (8 2. tab. B. a) ppv ycKw
pUnpeny,” acc. sing. penn
pvnpeoveve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. penpovetd.
povnprovevet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
pevynprovevety, pres. infin. ‘ 6 5 id.
pevnpovevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . id.
pevyprovetnre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : id.
pvnpovevovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
pvnpovedtso }, fut. etow, ($ 13. tab. M) pupynoK
pvnpovevwopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. é prnpovete
pvnpoovvor |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) pupeynoKo
pono Onvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : 5 id.
punoOys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
pevino Onze, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. ‘ id.
puynoOnre, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. . id.
pn, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. a id.
pynoteveions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. ], pass. prynoredoo

pvnotev |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) aor. 1, pass.
euvnotevOnv, to ask in marriage ; to be-
troth; pass. to be betrothed, affianced, Mat.
Haran Wb, 18) P47 4, 5

poyAdAov,/ acc. sing. masc.

poytAddos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (pdyis &

Aadéw) having an impediment in one’s

poytAdXos

speaking with difficulty, a stam-
(a). LXX.
poyts |,8 ady. (pdyos, labour, toil) with difficulty,
scarcely, hardly.
podov, acc. sing. p.00L0s
p.010s |, Ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) ee modius) a
modius, a Roman measure for things dry,

speech,

merer.

containing 16 sextarii, and equivalent to

a Ye. 11:6. 6 Ac. 28. 30. ¢ Ac. 20. 14,

d Ac. 21. 16,

ec: 2ePerdlerlo. f Mar. 7. 32. g Tu. 9. 39,

pLot 272 jLovos
about a peck; in N.T. @ corn measure, Mat. porxovs, acc. pl. [LOLXOs
5. 153 Mar. 4.21; Lu. 11. 33. ports |, adv. (p0A0s, labour) with sity scarcely,
prot, dat. sing. ($ 11. tab. K. a) eyo hardly, Ac: 14. 18; 27. 7,8, 165) Ro:
potxadioa, acc. sing. protxanis 5.4; 1 Pe. 4. 18.
poorxadides, voc. pl. . , ; : id. Mod6x J," 6, Moloch, pr. name, indecl.
pootxaAtor, dat. sing. . : : : id. podvverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. podtve
otyadidos, gen. sing. . : : : id. , -
potas) iSos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) proxys podive], ee Boe _ - se pel
porxdopat, Gpar|, fut. yoopac id. Hae Per : ak pee er
prorxao Gan, pres. infin. : LOL LOLOL eae itis: eats cake ) a Paes
sigairad, Berar eeide apiece incl ; a. sully; to defile, ae ae morally, 1 Co.
Bice as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) pLoxos ‘ eal ea I ae "ae C. al
porxeia, dat. sing. poorxeta tats bag oe sage LG : Sate
pLorxeca, nom. pl. e e O a . id. a if ite i z ‘ ii 7“ mise
Jet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. , povopov,” gen. sing. : {LoAvo 0s
POLS peel aie HOIXEVO | ouch |, ss fp (8 2 tab. B. a) eran
polyevey, pres. infin. : : 4 ; id. : a gage? 2 p
poorxevers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. =. id. Uy ase i ae hoppy
porxevOijvar, aor. 1, infin. pass—B. D. Ln. sf fee we) ate
porxyacba1, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Mat. ee 0 aa a ie ee ae!
poorxevop.evn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. . id. pov} 1: ae Scr ala Lae
protxevovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. - id. B elie oe bees f BS
prorxevorets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. : ; id. OY, Cae tad HOYOS
porxevons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id. OVC oe a a ¢. ee povoyers
Fr aigetes|) Cit. eveie,: (8 13. tab.) ays PURO ES, ods, 6, 4, (§ 7. ta ) (povos
> s yévos) only-begolten, only-born, Lu.
Pa ages ne VOCs BE ; : a 7. 12; 8. 42; 9. 38; He. 11. 17; only-
potxos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an adulterer, Lu. begotten in respect of peculiar generation,
18. 11; 1 Co. 6.9; Hes 13. 43 Ja. 4.4. 3 10: t. mas BB ao, Bea nO Pp
pouxairis, (Sos, , (8 4. rem. 2. c) povoycrars: gen. sing. masc. povoyerrys
(equivalent to proixds, fem. of pLotxos) eee ON STEER Hays
an adulteress, Ro. 7.3; Ja. 4.4; by gree dat. se Dee ely : ; : _
meton. an adulterous mien, lustful signi- at he sa ice ng a 4 ; : 3 : id.
ficance, 2 Pe. 2. 14; from the Heb., povov |, eues
spiritually adulterous, faithless, ungodly, povos |, y, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) wilhout accompani-
Mat. 12. 39; 16. 4; Mar. 8. 38. LG. ment, alone, Mat.14.23; 18.15; Lu.10.40,
porydopar, Gpat, fut. yropar, (§ 19. et al.; singly existent, sole, only, Ino. 17. 3,
tab. S) (mid. of poly, to defile a mar- et al.; lone, solitary, Jno. 8. 29; 16. 32;
ried woman) to commit or be guilty of alone in respect of restriction, only, Mat.
adultery, Mat. 5. 32, et al. 4.4; 12.4, etal.; alone in respect of cir-
prouxeia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and cumstances, only, Lu.24.18; not multiplied
rem. 2) adultery, Mat. 15.19; Mar. 7. 21, by reproduction, lone, barren, Jno. 12. 24.
et al. Lovo, adv. only, Mat. 5. 47; 8. 8;
porxevo, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) ov povov — adda kat, not only— but alsa,
aor. |, epoixevoa, trans. to commit adul- Mat. 21. 21; Jno. 5.18; pip provov—
tery with, debauch, Mat. 5. 28; absol. GANG, not only—but, Phi. 2. 12, et al.
and mid. to commit adultery, Mat. 5. 27; provow, &, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T)
Jno. 8. 4, et al.; to commit spiritual perf. pass. PLewovenp.a, to leave alone;
adultery, be guilty of idolatry, Re. 2. 22. pass. to be left alone, be lone, 1 Ti. 5. 5.
se EE ———ee
a Ac. 7. 43. 62Co. 7.1. e Col. 3. 13.

pLovou 2

Ld

3 pupla

povov, gen. sing. masc.
povovs, acc. pl. masc. ; id.
provodOadpoy, acc. sing. masc. povodbadpos
povopbarpos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (podvos &

ddOadpos) one-eyed; deprived of an eye,

Mat. 18.9; Mar. 9. 47.
povew, o|, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
prov, dat. sing. masc.

popdy |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) form, Mar.
(Qs BR LN 5 Oy Ho

propddw, @ 0, fut. Ooo, (§ 20. tab. 48)
aor. 1, pass. euoppuwbyv, to give shape
to, mould, fashion, Gal. 4. 19.

fovos

.

pecvos
id.

9

ae

poppwots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
pr. @ shaping, moulding ; in N.T. external
2 Ti. 3.5; a settled
form, prescribed system, Ro. 2. 20.

form, appearance,

popdy, dat. sing. pop)
proppny, acc. sing. id.
poppow, &], fut. dow ¢ id.
poppwby, @ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, sib. pass. ‘6 21.

tab. U) poppow
popdwow, acc. sing. poppwcis
Mee cess eats, cs) 7 tab Ee 5 pepey

poor, acc. sing. . 5 . [LooXOS
Gy asia @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) aor. 1,
euoorxoToinga, (udaxos & rroréw) to

form an image of a calf, Ac. 7. 41. N.T.

Pe | gen. pl. pvedds

pvéw, o], fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. Pp) ae pass. e-

ponat, (pvto, to shut the mouth) to ini-
tiate, instruct in the sacred mysteries; in
N.T. pass. to be disciplined in a practical
lesson, to learn a lesson, Phi. 4. 12.
pvatnplov, tov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(pvorns, an initiated person, pveéw) a
matter to the knowledge of which initiation
is necessary; a secret which would remain
such but for revelation, Mat. 3. 11; Ro.
Ii.1 2:55) COl., ©. 26; et al.;

power or principle, 2 Thes.

a concealed

2

2.

7; a hidden
205) W]e

pvOos

meaning of a symbol, Re. 1.
pvors, dat. pl.
pv00s |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ word, speech,
a tale; a fable, figment, 1 Ti. 1. 4, et al.
pvovs, ace. pl. pvdos
(§ 19. tab. S) to low, bel-

also, to roar,

pvKaopat, pat],
low, as a bull; as a lion.
peuxGrat,? 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pkdop.au
pouxtyptera,” puktypica
puxtnpico |, fut. éow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (pUKTHP, the
nose) to contract the nose in contempt and

3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass.

derision, toss up the nose;
Gal. 6. 7.

pvrikds |,f 7, dv, ($7. tab. F.a) (utdy, @ mill) of a
mill, belonging to a mill.

to mock, deride,

pocxos |, ov, 6, 9, ($3. tab. C. a) pr. a tender purov, acc. sing. pros
branch, shoot; a young animal; a calf, pvros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 5 a millstone, Mat.
young bullock, Lu. 15. 23, 27, 30; He. 18. 6, et al.
12. 19; Re. 4. 7. pvthov, gen. sing. pvros
por, dat. sing. [LoaxXos prvro, dat. sing. —B. Ln. ; id.
pooxXwv, gen. pl. id. poirove, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 24.41)
prov, gen. sing. (§ 11. tab. K. a) eyo prcrov], wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a mill-house, a
piovoikds |, 7, ov, OF od, 6, 7, (wotoa, 4 muse, place where the grinding of corn was
song, music) pr. devoted to the arts of the performed.
Muses; a musician; in N.T., perhaps, a pirove® dat. sing. podrov
singer, Re. 18. 22. Mipa |,” wv, Ta, Myra, a fe of hoe —Rec.
povotkoy,” gen. pl. [LOvOLKOS Gr. Sch.
poxOov, acc. sing. Fp }.0xos Mvppa, B. Ln. Tdf.
p.0xos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) wearisome labour, pupa, ace. pl. pdpov
toil, travail, 2 Co. 11. 27; 1 Thes. 2. 9; pupiddas, ace. pl. peupids
2 Thes. 3. 8. poupiaces, nom. pl. . id.
poxOy, dat. sing. ; pdxos popudder, gen. pl. id.
P pupids , dos (a), 4, (§$ 4. tab. D. b) (puptos, innu-
pveros |, od, 6, ($3.tab.C.a) marrow, He.4.12. merable) a myriad, ten thousand, Ac.
a Gal, 4. 19. 6 Re, 18. 22. ¢ He, 4. 12. d Re. 10. 3. e Gal. 6. 7. J Mar. 9. 42, g Mat. 24. 41. h Ac. 27.5,

19

pupa

274

19. 19; indefinitely, a vast multitude, Lu. 12. 1;

Ac. 21. 20, et al.
pevpidot, dat. pl. peupias
prpitw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1 pubpov
pupior}, at, a, (§ 9. tab. 1. d) (pupios, innumera-

ble) indefinitely, a great number, 1 Co.

4.15; 14.19; specifically, pvpvot, a my-

riad, ten thousand, Mat. 18. 24.

puptous, acc. pl. masc. pupion
pupioat,* aor. 1, infin. pupil
puptwv, gen. pl. pupion

pupor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢) pr. aromatic juice
which distils from trees; ointment, unguent,
usually perfumed, Mat. 26. 7, 12; Mar.
14. 3, 4, et al.

pupilo, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to

anoint, Mar. 14. 8.

Mvoia. |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Mysia,
a province of Asia Minor.

Mvciay, acc. : : F Mvoia
pvornpia, acc. pl. pLvaTHpLov
porripiov |, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. . ae pevéw
pvaorypiov, gen. sing. pLvoTHpLov
bore: dat. sing. “ : : . id.
pvaotnpiov, gen. pl. F : id.

porate |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Ge to shut,
close, & oy) pr. to close the eyes, contract
the eyelids, wink; to be near-sighted, dim-
sighted, purblind, 2 Pe. 1. 9.

pvwrdaov,’ nom. sing. masc. part. pres. A

porwr, dat. sing.

poodle
podo

poral], wos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. a) the mark of
a blow; a stripe, a wound, | Pe. 2. 24.

Popeopat, odpar |, fut. yoopar, (§ 17. tab. Q) pdpos
popnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. pLopeopLau
popnonrar, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
papot,? nom. pl. pG@pos

pe@pos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) blame, ridicule;
a disgrace to society, a stain, 2 Pe. 2. 13.
Popeopat, odpat, OF popdopat, Gpar |, fut. yoo-

peau, aor. 1, pass. enopynOny, to find fault

Naap
popds, acc. pl. fem. pLwpos
pope, voc. sing. masc. . id.
popia), as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. Ke JLwpos
pwpiay, acc. sing. popia
puwpias, gen. sing. . 2 : ; 3 id.
pLwpot, nom. and voc. pl. masc. puwpos
pwpodoyia. |,” as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(pwpos & Adyos) foolish talk.
pwpov, nom. sing. neut. “ : « }Lwpds

popos |, da, ov, (§7.rem. 1) pr. dull; foolish, Mat.
4.263 23.147, 19; 2 Li. 2.23, etal.; from
the Heb., a fool in senseless wickedness,
Mateses22.
popaive, fut. av@, (§ 27. rem. 1. c)
aor. |, ewopava, to be foolish, to play the
fool;
vict of folly, 1 Co. 1. 20; pass. to be con-

in N.T. trans. to make foolish, con-

aicted of folly, to incur the character of
folly, Ro. 1. 22; to be rendered insipid,
Mat. 5: 13; Lu. 14. 34.

propia, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) foolishness, 1 Co. 1. 18, 21, 23,

et al.
Popo, dat. sing. mase. pLwpos
Moceéa, ace. ‘ : : : - Moojjs
Mocet, dat. ; : j : : id.
Mocéws, gen. é ; ; ‘ : id.
Moon, dat. é : : : : id.
Moony, acc. . . . . . . id.
Moojs, or Moiojs, éws, 6, Moses, pr. name.
Mwiioéa, acc... : . . : Mwiiojs
Moicet, dat. 5 : ; - - id.
Moioéws, gen. . : 3 ; : id.
Mwionjy, acc. c : : : = id.

NV.

Naoacodv, 6, Naasson, pr. name, indecl.

Nayyai 6, Naggai, Nagge, pr. name, indecl.

Nalapé6, or Nalaper, 9, Nazareth, a city of Ga-
lilee, indecl.

with, censure, blame, 2 Co.8.20; passively, Nalapnve, voc. sing. Nalapnvos
21C0.10.93: Nalapnvor, acc. sing. 4 : c id.
pope, ace. pl. neut. pLmpos Nalapyvos, ov, 6, an inhabitant of Nazareth,
propa, nom. pl. fem. . : : id. B: Ln. Tdf. (Mar. 10. 47.)
popatve |, fut. avd, (§ 27. rem. 1. é : : id. Nafwpatos, Rec. Gr. Sch.
popavOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. popaive Nalapyvod, gen. sing. Nalapynves
a Mar. 14. 8. 62 Pe.1.9. cl Pe, 2, 24: d2 Pe. 2. 18. e Ep. 5. 4, J Lu. 3. 25,

Nap

275

VEKpo

Nafwpatoy, ace. sing. : Nawpatos

Nafwpaios, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Nazarite; an
inhabitant of Nazareth.

Nafwpaiov, gen. sing. ; 4 ‘

Nalwpaiwy,. gen. pl. : ‘ : :

Nadav,* 6, Nathan, pr. name, indecl.

Nalwpatos
id.

Nadaranar, 6, Nathanael, pr. name, indecl.

val, a particle, used to strengthen an affirmation,
verily, Re. 22.20; to make an affirmation,
or express an assent, yea, yes, Mat. 5.37;
ING? Bote (ae fle

Naty,’ on Nain, a town of Palestine, indecl.

vaots, dat. pl. ‘ 3 j ; ,

acc. sing. 5 é

vaos
Vaov, id.
vads |, Gd, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. A (valw, to one pr. a

dwelling; the dwelling of a deity, a tem-

ple, Mat. 26. 61; Ac. 7. 48, et al.; used

figuratively of individuals, Jno. 2. 19;

1 Co. 3. 16, et al.; spe. the cell of a tem-

ple; hence, the Holy Place of the Temple

of Jerusalem, Mat. 23. 35; Lu. 1.9, et

al.; a model of a temple, a shrine, Ac.

19. 24.
vaov, gen. sing. . C : C
Naowp,” 6, Naum, pr. name, indecl.

,
VQos

vaovs, acc. pl. . c id.
vapoos |, ov, %, (S835 tabs C5 b) (Heb. =", me
nard, andropogon nardus of Linn., a spe-
cies of aromatic plant with grassy leaves
and a fibrous root, of which the best and
in N.T. oil of

spikenard, an oil extracted from the plant,

strongest grows in India;

which was highly prized and used as an

ointment either pure or mixed with other

substances, Mar. 14. 3; Jno. 12. 3.
vapoov, gen. . . vapoos
Népxwooos |, ov, 0, Narcissus, pr. name.
Napkicoov,’ gen. . . . : . Nopxusoos
vavayew, |, fut. yow, aor. 1, evavaynoa, (§ 16.

tab. P) (vats & ayvupe, to break) to

make shipwreck, be shipwrecked, 2 Co.

ita ise PoA Ria tela tic
vav«Anpos |, ov, 6, ($3. tab.C. a) (vats & Kdijpos)

the master or owner of a ship.

vavk\npy,° dat. sing. . 4 P vauxkAnpos

vaty, acc. sing. ; ; : ‘ . vars

vais |, vews, 9, (§ 6. rem. 4. g) (véw, to swim) a
ship, vessel.

a Lu. 3.31. 6 Lu. 7. 11,

e Lu. 3. 25. d Ro. 16.11.

vavrTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a@ ship.

man, sailor, seaman, Ac. 27. 27, 30; Re.

Roel
vavrTat, nom. pl. . : . . 2 vavTns
vavTns |, ov, 6 ; : 3 ; . vars
vauTov, gen. pl. . : ; ; z vauTns
Nax«p,* 6, Nachor, pr. name, indecl.
vad, dat. sing. c - - vaos
veaviay, acc. sing. - i ‘ veavias
veavias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.d) . véos
veaviov, gen. sing. - ; veavias
veavioke, voc. sing. . veaviokos
VEAVLCKOL, nom. and voc. pl. id,
veaviokov, acc. sing. A id.
veavioos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) veos
Neadzodw," acc. . - NeazoXts

Nedzodts |, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) .) Neapolis, a city
of Thrace on the Strymonie gulf.

veas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. fem. 5 véos
Neepav,' 6, Neeman, Naaman, pr. name, indecl.

vekpa, nom, sing. fem. veKpos
vekpay, ace. sing. fem. id.
vexpot, nom, pl. masc. id.
vexpots, dat. pl. masc. id.
VEKpOV, nom. sing. neut. and acc. masc. F id.
vexpos |, a, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) (véxus, @ dead body)

dead, without life, Mat.
met. VEKpOS TUL, dead to a thing,

Mile his 22 oes
no longer
devoted to, or under the influence of a thing,

Ro. 6. 11; dead in respect of fruitless-

ness, Ja. 2. 17, 20, 26; morally or spiri-

tually dead, Ro. 6. 13; Ep. 5. 14; dead

in alienation from God, Ep. 2. 1, 5; Col.

2. 13; obnoxious to death, mortal, Ro.
8. 10; causing death and misery, fatal,
having a destructive power, He.6.1; 9.14,

et al.

vexpow, ©, fut. dow aor. 1, évexpwca,
(§ 20. tab. T) pr. to put to death, kill; ia
N.T. met. to deaden, mortify, Col. 3. 5;
pass. to be rendered impotent, effete, Ro.
L.G.

VeKpwots, ews, OF (§ 5. tab: BE. c) pr.

Ave TOr whe. Th. U2.

a putting to death; dying, abandonment

to death, 2Co.4.10; deadness, impotency,
Ro. 4. 19. L.G,
VeKpov, gen. sing. masc. vexpos
vexpovs, acc. pl. mase. VEKPOS
320. LL Ff Ac. 27. 41 g Lu. 3. 34. hk Ac. 16.11. t Lu. 4. 27.

VEKPO

VEKpou, a], fut. Oru, (§ 20. tab. T) veKpos
vekpov, gen. pl. 5 é : ‘ . id.
vexpwoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. vekpow
véekpwow, acc.. sing. : : ‘ VEKpwous
vexpwots |, EWs, 7), (Si5aitaba Bae) = VEKpos
vevexpwpévoy, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass.

(§ 21. tab?) ae vexpse

VEVEKpWLLEVOD, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

vevixynka, | pers. sing. perf. ind. act. vuKaw
veviukynkare, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . : id.
vevouobérnrat, 3 pers. sing perf. ind. pass. vowoberéw
vevopoberyro, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pass. for
evevojobernro, (§ 14. rem. 1. f) id.
véov, acc. sing. masc. and nom, neut. : véos

véos |, a, ov, (§7.rem. 1) recent, new, fresh, Mat.
Quy wleCos 54758 Cols sats) Ele ani25 241;
young, youthful, Tit. 2. 4, et al.

2. tab. B. d) (veay,

youth,

veavias, ov, 6, (§
idem, from ypéos) @ young man,
Ac. 20. 9; 23. 17, 18, 22; used of one
who is in the prime and vigour of life, Ac.
fo Itsy

veaviokos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
young man, youth, Mar. 14. 51; 16. 5,
et al.; used of one in the prime of life,
Mat. 19. 20, 22; veavioxou, Soldiers, Mar.
rivele fshee

veooaos, ov, 0, ($532 tab; C2 a) the
young of birds, a young bird, youngling,
chick,

voco.d, Gs, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) (contr. for yeoooud, from yeoo-

Lu. 2. 24.

aos) a brood of young birds, Lu. 13. 34.
vooctov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

contr. for veoociov ) the young of birds,

a chick; pl. a brood of young birds, Mat.

23. 37:

6, (contr. for yeooads)

a young bird, v.r. Lu. 2. 24.

, ~
VOOGOS, Ov,

veoTys, THTOs, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
youth, Mat 19. 20; Ac. 26. 4, et al.

VEWTEPOS, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (compar.
of véos) younger, more youthful, Lu. 15.
72, 13, e¢ al.

vewtepikos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
juvenile, natural to youth, youthful, 2 Ti
Do Wily dul ee

4 Lu. 2, 24. DilsbesyGr ce He. 12. 1.

276

VEWTE
veoroos |, 00,6 —~ - : : : + veos
veooaous,* acc. pl. veooaos
vedtns |, THTOS, 7) véos
VEOTHTOS, gen. sing. . . . veoTns
veoduror,’ acc. sing. masc. : » veddutos

vedgutos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (aides & diw)
newly or recently planted; met. a neophyte,
one newly implanted into the Christian
Church, a new convert, 1 Ti. 3.6. LXX.
vevel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . 3 5 vevw

vevoayTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 : id.

vevo |, fut. vevow, aor. l, evevoa, (§ 13. tab. M)
to nod ; to intimate by a nod or significant
gesture, Jno. 13. 24; Ac. 24. 10.
vuordatu, fut. cw & Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2)
to nod; to nod in sleep; to sink into a

sleep, Mat. 25.5; to slumber in inactivity,

27 Be 2 5 3.
vepéAat, nom. pl. : veto
vepéAas, dat. pl. . ; : . : id.

vepern |, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a cloud, Mat. 17.5 5
24. 30; 26. 64, et al.

vepedy, dat. sing. é vepéern
vepedrny, acc. sing. . : : ; id.
vedhédys, gen. sing. 5 ¢ 4 é id.
vepeAor, gen. pl. “ A 5 5 3 id.
NedGarcip, 6, Nephthalim, pr. name, indecl.

végos |," €os, 70, (§ 5. tab. E.b) @ cloud; trop. a

cloud, a throng of persons, He. 12. 1.

vedpos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a kidney; pl.
vedpot, the kidneys, reins ; from the Heb.,
the reins regarded as a seat of desire and
affection, Re. 2. 23.

veppos

vedpovs,* acc. pl. : : ; .
VewKOpov,” VEewkOpos
vewKopos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (vads, Att. veds,

& Kopew, to sweep clean) pr. one who

ace. sing. fem.

sweeps or cleanses a temple; generally,
one who has the charge of a temple,
edituus ; in N.T. a devotee city, as having

specially dedicated a temple to some deity.

vewrépas, acc. pl. fem. . : veorepos

vewrepikds,f acc. pl. fern. . : $ vewrepiKds

vewrepiKos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) véos

vewTepot, nom, pl. masc. ‘ vedTepos
, an! ,

vewtepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . Wee

vewrépous, acc. pl. masc. . vEedTEpos
d Re. 2. 23. e Ac. 19. 35. 2) Ti. 2.22.

sil |

v7,” a particle used in affirmative oaths, by.
vyGer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ :
vidover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind—B. Ln. . -
vyGer, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 6. 28) i
v7Ow }, fut. Vow, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) (véw, idem) to
spin, Mat. 6. 28; Lu. 12. 27.

vyGu

id.

vynmalere,” 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. vyrualey
vyuatw |, fut. dow VIyTLOS
use nom. pl. . : c : F id.
vyriots, dat. pl. : id.
vytuos |, tov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) er & 2) pr.

not speaking, infans; an infant, babe,

child; Mat. 27. 163 1 Co:>13. 11 ; one

below the age of manhood, a minor, Gal.
4.1; met. a babe in knowledge, unlearned,
simple, Mat. 11. 25; Ro. 2. 20.

vyTiato, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
be childlike, 1 Co. 14. 20.

vnriov, gen. sing. ‘ ‘ é viyTrLos
vyTiov, gen. pl. : : ; : = id.
Nypéa,° acc. 5 5 A 5 . Nypevs

Nypevs }, éws, 6, ($ 5. tab. E. d) Nereus, pr. name.
Nypi,? 6, Neri, pr. name, indecl.
vyctov,* ov, Td : : ; . - vos
vioov, acc. sing. 0 id.
vncos |, ov, 7, (§$ 3. tab. C. b) Gen to apa) an
island, Ac. 13. 6; 27. 26, et al.
vyotov, ov, Td, (3 3. tab. C.c) a
small island, Ac. 27. 16.

viTov, gen. sing. vijos
vynoreia, dat. sing. : - vnoreia
vqoreia.], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) vores
vyoretais, dat. pl. . vyoteia
vyoretav, acc. sing. : ‘ : - id.
VITTELS, acc. pl. masc. vijores
Myoreav, gen. pl. , : vyotela
vnoTevely, pres. infin. : 2 ; i vnotetw
vynotevynte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. : ‘ id.
vynotevopev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ ; id.
vynorevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
vyorevovtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
VyoTEvovat, 3 pers. pl. pers. ind... ‘ id.
VOTEVTAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 : id.
vynotevoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor]. id.
VNTTEVTOUCL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : é id.
VHoTEvY, fut. evo, (§ 13. tab. M) Vnotts
vyotevwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . » vnotetw

vijotis |, vos, ews, (§ 5. tab. E. c) and wos, 6, 7%,

270

ViKN
(§ 4. rem. 2. c) (vn & éobiw) fasting, Mat.
iS By Wile wes tis 2
vynorteia, as, 9, fasting, want of food,
2 Co. 6.5; 11.27; @ fast, religious
abstinence from food, Mat. 17. 21; Lu.
2. 37, et al.; spe. the annual public fast
of the Jews, the great day of atonement,
occurring in the month Tisri, correspond-
ing to the new moon of October, Ac. 27.9.
vyorevu, fut. vow, aor.1, évyjorevoa,
($ 13. tab. M) to fast, Mat. 4. 2; 6. 16,
TAR LON OsEL Soe Chua.
VAT, dat. sing. : vnoos
vnpadvov, acc. sing. masc.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. .
vnpddeor, Rec. (1 Ti. 3. 2) . \ ee
vnpdad.os |, ov, 6, 7 . . : . vido
vnpariovs, acc. pl. masc.—Gr, Sch. Tdf. ‘
vynpadéovs, Rees (MN Liss rn) \ vnpadios
vnde, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. vip
vypovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . - id.
unpe |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor.1, evnwa,
to be sober, not intoxicated ; in N.T. met.
to be vigilant, circumspect, 1 Thes. 5. 6, 8,
et al.
vnpadwos, \and later yydadeos) fov,
6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) sober, temperate,
abstinent in respect to wine, etc.; in N.T.
met. vigilant, circumspect, | Ti. 3. 2, 11;
Ditee2e02:
vypwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. vido
vyware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . 6 id.
Niyep,/ 6, Niger, pr. name, probably not declined.
vikad, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ViKaW
vika, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . , . id.
Nuxavopa,® acc. . . . . . Nixavwp
Nixavop |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) Nicanor, pr.

name.

vikaw, @ |, fut. yow vikn

vikn |," nS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) victory; meton. a

victorious principle, 1 Jno.°5. 4.

vikaw, @, fut. now, perf. veviknKa,
aor. 1, eviknoa, (§ 18. tab. R) to con-
quer, .overcome, vanquish, subdue, Lu.
II. 22; Jno. 16. 33; absol. to overcome,
prevail, Re. 5.5; to come off superior
in a judicial cause, Ro. 3. 4.

vikos, €0s, To, \§ 5. tab. E. b) (a later

a1€o. 15. 31. 61 Co. 14. 20. c Ro. 16. 15.

@ Lu. 3, 27.

e Ac. 27. 16. J Ac. 13.1. g Ac. 6.5. hl] Jno. 5. 4,

VLIENT 2
equivalent to vikn) victory, Mat. 12. 20; 1 Co.
Co arene
vukjoat, aor. |, infin. . : F ‘ yikaw
viknoaoe, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1. id.
VUKHOEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. = id.
vucnon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
VUKHONS, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
Nuxddnpos |, ov, 6, (8 3. tab. C.a) Nicodemus, pr.
name.
Nuxodatrys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a Nicolaitan,
or follower of Nicolaus, an heresiarch of
the Apostolic age, Re. 2.6, 15. (7).
NixoAairay, gen. pl. Nixodatrys
Nuxodaor,” acc. . . Nuxodaos
NixddAdos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Nicolaus, pr.
name.
Nixomodw,’ ace. . : : - NuxozoXus

NuxozoXts |, ews, 7, (§ 5. ae E. c) Nicopolis, a
city of Macedonia.

vixos |, €0s, ous, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) . viKkn
vik@, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. VUKGW
vikov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
vukovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
vikovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Nuwvevi,’ OF Nineveh, the capital of Assyria, indecl.
Nuwevirat, nom. pl. Nwrevirns
Nuevitais, dat. pl. : A A id.

Nuevirns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a Ninevile, an

inhabitant of Nineveh. ({).
virtew, pres. infin. . virTw
virreis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
virrnp |, Hpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) id.
virTpa," acc. sing. : virTnp

virre |, fut. wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) aor. 1, evupa,
(a form of later use for vil) to wash;
spe. to wash some part of the person,
as distinguished from Aovw, Mat. 6. 17;
Jno. 13. 8, et al.

viTTnp, nNpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f.) a
basin for washing some part of the person.

INGE:
virrovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. 5 . varTw
viva, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. id.
vupapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
vivacban, aor. 1, infin. mid. “ : : id.
viyys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ id.
vil, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. i id.
vipwvtat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid, 4 id.

a Ac, 6. 5, 6 Tit. 3. 12. e Lu. 11. 32, d Jno. 13. 5.

ie vop.o0

voe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : ‘ . vow
voetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; id.
voeitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. id.
yoew, |, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. P) vous
vonpa |, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) id.
vonpara, nom. andace. pl. . ; vonpoa.
vongoat, aor. 1, infin. : ‘ voeéw
vonowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. id.
voGo.,° nom. pl. masc. ; ‘ ; gles
vobos |, ov, 0, OF spurious, bastard.

vot, dat. sing. (§ 6. rem. 4. h) vous

vou.n |, 78; ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) (vépo, to feed) pas-
ture, pasturage, Jno. 10.9; éxewv vopyy,
to eat its way, spread corrosion, 2 Ti. 2.17.

vopnv, acc. sing. von
vopiter, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. vopito
vomitew, pres. infin. ‘ : : . id.
vopifovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.—B.

Ln. Tdf. : 5 : id.

vopicavres, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 14. 19)

vop.lovtwv, gen. pl. mase. part. pres. . id.
vopilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) é ; vopLos
vopicwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. vopicar
vopukas, acc. pl. fem. . VOpLUKOS
vopxot, nom. pl. masc.. id.
vopukots, dat. pl. mase. : c id.
vopuKoy, acc. sing. masc. id.
vopukos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) VO[LOS
vopuikovs, acc. pl. masc. . VO[LLKOS
vouikov, gen. pl. : : ; ; id.
vouy.as |, . . - - VOMOS
VOMLOaVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 voile
vopionte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. 5 ‘ id.
vopicpa |! atos, 7, (§ 4. tab. D. c). VO[LOS

vopodiwacKadot, nom. pl. » vomodivacKados
vopodwacKados |, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) (vopos &
di0aoKaAos ) a teacher and interpreter of
the Mosaic law, Lu. 5. 17, et al. N.T.
vopoberns
id.

as,
vomobeTreo, @ |, fut. now
vopoberys |," ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) Gopcebs ois

a ae luwgiver.

vopobecta |,*

vopoberew, &, fut. yoru, (§ 16. tab. P)
to impose a law, give laws; in N.T. pass. lo
have a law imposed on one’s self, receive
a law, He. 7. 11; to be enacted, consti-
tuted, He. 8. 6.

e He. 12. 8. Ff Mat. 22. 19. g Ro. 9. 4. A Jas. 4.12,

VOLLOV
- vopobecta, as, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
legislation ; ” vopobecia, the gift of the
Divine Jaw, or the Mosaic law itself, Ro.
9. 4.
Vo}LoV, acc. sing. : C VOMOS
vomos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. A (véww, to dispense,
distribute) a law, Ro. 4. 15; 1 Ti. 1. 9;
the Mosaic law, Mat. 5. 17, et al. freq.;
the Old Testament Scripture, Jno. 10. 34;
a legal tie, Ro. 7. 2, 3; a law, a rule,
standard, Ro. 3. 27; a@ rule of life and
conduct, Gal. 6. 2; Ja. 1. 25.
vopia, fut. tow, perf. vevopixa, aor. 1,
évopuca, (§ 26. rem. 1) to own as settled
and established; to deem, 1 Co. 7.26; 1 Ti.
Mat. 5. 17;
pass. to be usual,

6.5; to suppose, presume,

20.10; Lu.2.44, et al.;
customary, Ac. 16. 13.

vopikos, 7, ov, ($7. tab. F. a) per-
taining to law; relating to the Mosaic law,
Tit. 3.9; as a subst., one skilled in law, a
jurist, lawyer, Tit. 3.13; spe. an interpre-
ter and teacher of the Mosaic law, Mat.
220) 3'hs eb als

voptpas, adv. lawfully, agreeably to law
or custom, rightfully, 1 Ti, 1.8; 2 Ti. 2.5.

vopurpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. @ thing sanctioned by law or custom;

lawful money, coin, Mat. 22. 19.

vojov, gen. sing. VOLOS
vojovs, acey ply : . : ‘ id.
vopm, dat. sing. : 3 ; : ; id.
voos, gen. sing. (§ 6. rem. 4. h) vous
voodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. voew
voovpeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. . id.
yvoovyvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. 9 id.
vorew, |, fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) . vooos
voonua|, atos, 7d, ($4. tab. D.c) . ; id.
voonpari,” dat. sing. . : voonp10.
vocots, dat. pl. < c 3 3 vooos
vogov, acc. sing. é ‘ : ‘ id.

vooos |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) a disease, sick-

ness, distemper, Mat. 4. 23, 24; 8. 173

9. 35, et al.
vooew, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) to
be sick; met. to have a diseased appetite

or craving for a thing, have an excessive

279

VOUVE

to dote, i Ti. 6. 4.
voonpa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D.c) dis-
ease, sickness, Jno. 5. 4.

and vicious fondness for a thing,

vooous, acc. pl. : : : + vocos
vooo.d |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) veos
vooota,’ ace. pl. voooiov
voooudy,° acc. sing. . VoooL
vooaiov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) : veos
OEE ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . ; ‘ id.
vooaous, ace. pl.—Const, Tdf. ;
veooaous, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. 2. 24) t yO Oe

voodiComévous, acc. pl. masc. part. pr. mid. voopile

voo pile |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (voodu, apart,
separate) to deprive, rob; mid. to appro-
priate; to make secret reservation, <Ac.

5. 2, 33 to purloin, Tit. 2

vordicacbat, aor. 1, infin. mid. voor pile
voowv, gen. pl. vooos
vooov,? nom. sing. mase. part. pres. vooéw
votov, acc. . , VOTOS

voros |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the south wind,
Lu. 12. 55; Ac. 27. 13; meton. the south,
the southern quarter of the heavens, Mat.

T2425 Lue Tk. 303) 03020) Re mebedtoe
/
vorov, gen. VOTOS
, e /
vovbecia |, as, 1 voveréuy
, C /
vovlecia, dat. sing. vovdecia,
, : .
vovleciav, acc. sing. . 5 . . id.
a . ,
vovierety, pres. infin. . voulerew
vovGereire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. 5 F id.

G], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (vots &
tiOnpt) pr. to put in mind; to admonish,

/
vovleTéw,

warn, Ac. 20. 31; Ro. 15. 14, et al.
/
voviecia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) warning, admonition, 1Co.10.11;

Hp6.).4; Lit, 310,

vovUerovvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. vouleTrew
vouJerovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
vovGera, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. F ‘ id.
vovlerov, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. r id,

vovpnvia. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (contr,
for yeounvia, véos & pny) the new moon,
gen. sing.—Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.

Ln. (Col. 2. 16)

“4
VOUPNVLAS,°
,
Veopyvias,
acc. sing.

i VOULYVLG

vour, vous
vouvexas |f adv. (vouvexys, vods & éyw) wnder-

standingly, sensibly, discreetly.

@ Jno. 5. 4. 6 Mat. 23. 37. e Lu. 13. 34,

ad] Ti, 6. 4, e Col, 2. 16 F Mar, 12, 34.

VOUS

280 Eev0d
ba

VOUS, vov, and in N.T. yods, dat. yot, 6, (contr. for voos) vuppovos, gen. sing. : : : : vuppov

(§ 3. rem. 3. and § 6. rem. 4. h) the mind,
intellect, 1 Co. 14. 15, 19; understanding,
intelligent faculty, Lu. 24. 45; intellect,
judgment, Ro. 7. 23, 253 opinion, senti-
ment; Ro. 14. 53; 1 Co. 1. 10; mind,
thought, conception, Ro. 11. 34; 1 Co.
2.16; Phi. 4.7; settled state of mind,
2 Thes. 2. 2; frame of mind, Ro. 1. 28;
1242s) COly24 155 phvAe23}s ol Die 0.5)
PY AM; Bo is AIRS asd,

voew, ©, fut. now, aor. 1, evonoa,
(§. 16. tab. P) to perceive, observe; to mark
attentively, Mat. 24.15; Mar. 13. 14;
2 Ti. 2.7; to understand, comprehend, Mat.
15. 17, et al.; to conceive, Eph. 3. 20.

vonpa, aTos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) the
mind, the understanding, intellect, 2 Co.
3. 14; 4.4; the heart, soul, affections,
feelings, disposition, 2 Co. 11. 3; @ con-
ception of the mind, thought, purpose, de-

vice, 2 Co. 2. Wis 10. 5.

vov | 5 and yuvi, ady. now, at the present time, Mar.
10. 30; Lu. 6. 21, et al. freq.; just now,
Jno. 11. 8, et al.; forthwith, Jno. 12. 31;
kal viv, even now, as matters stand, Jno.
11. 22; now, expressive of a marked tone
of address, Ac. 7. 343 13. 11; Ja. 4. 13;
5. 13 To vov, the present time, Lu. 1. 48,
et al.; ravoy, OF Ta vo, now, Ac. 4. 29,
et al.

ve |, vukTos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) night, Mat.2.14;
28.13; Jno. 3. 2; met. spiritual night,
moral darkness, Ro. 13. 12; 1 Thes. 5. 5.

/
YVUOO, or TT | , fut. gw, aor. 1, evvéa,
(§ 26. rem. 3) to prick, pierce, Jno.

19. 34.
vuordte, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . . wordle
veordlw |, fut. co & Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2). reds

vuoTdéer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind—Const. “e
vuordter, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Pe. 2. 3) OTe

vuxOjpepov |,” ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C. ce) (wé &

vUKTa, acc. sing. . : : : ‘ vve Hepa) & day and night, twenty-four
voktas, acc. pl. id. hours. L.G.

yukti, dat. sing. id. VGe, 6, Noe, Noah, pr. name, indecl.

vukTos, gen. sing. . : ‘ id. voOpot, nom. pl. masc. i : - vobpdos
Noupdav,* acc. : Nupdas vobpos |, dé, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) slow, sluggish ; unto-

Nupdas |, a, 6, 6 2. rem. ae) Nesp pi. name,

vu | 5 785 y, (§ 2. tab.B.a) a bride, Jno. 3. 29;
Re. 18..23; 21. 2, 9; 22. 17; opposed to
mevOepa, a daughter-in-law, Mat. 10. 35;
ILD ie ig 8%

ward, He. 5. 11; 6. 12.

voTov,’ acc. sing. . 4 5 A V@TOS

vartos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the back of men

or animals.

ma)
vupios, ov, 0, (§3.tab.C.a) a bride- ve
groom, Mat. 9. 15; 25. I, 5, 6, 10, et al. Eévais, dat. pl. fem. 5 . &€vos
vuppov, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a fevia|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. Dye id.
bridal-chamber; in N.T. viot tod vuppo- €eviay, acc. sing. , . ¢ 2 . fevia
vos, sons of the bridal-chamber, the bride- EevileoOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. : Eevilw
groom’s attendant friends, bridemen, per- €evilerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . . id.
haps the same as the Greek zapavijduot, €eviovra, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. . : id.
Mat. 9. 15; Mar. 2. 19; Lu. 5. 34. L.G. €eviovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . c id.
vipepyv, acc. sing. . F : ‘ - vopdy Ecvitw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : : &€vos
vipdys, gen. sing. id. éevicavtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, act. . Sevilw
vupdioy, acc. sing. . : 5 : - vupdios | EevicOdpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
vupplos |, ov, 0 - . . viepn Eevodoxéw, &], fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (Eevo-
vuppiov, gen. sing. . ; : ; - vupdios d0xos, €evos & d€éxop.ae) to receive and
entertain strangers, exercise hospitality,

TE, © Gvos, 6.—B. . *
ydjL0s, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Matas 22% a

a Col. 4. 15.

Beh ahs 5 ate

62 Co. 11. 25. e Ro. 11. 10.

Eevou
&évor, nom. pl. masc. févos
&évois, dat. pl. masc. . : : : id.
ێvov, acc. sing. mase. : : ; : id.

Eévos |, y, ov, adj. strange, foreign ; ahen, Ep.
2.12, 19; strange, unexpected, surprising,
1 Pe. 4. 12; novel, He. 13.9; subst. a
stranger, Mat. 25. 35, et al.; @ host, Ro.
16. 23.

€evia, as, 1 (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. state of being a guest; then,
the reception of a guest or stranger,
hospitality; in N.T. a lodging, Ac. 28. 23;
Phile. 22.

€evilw, fut. (ow, aor. 1, e&nca,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to receive as a guest,
entertain, Ac. 10. 23; 28. 7; He. 13.2;
pass. to be entertained as a guest, to lodge
or reside with, Ac. 10. 6, 18, 32; 21. 16;
to strike with a feeling of strangeness, to
surprise ; pass. or mid. to be struck with
surprise, be staggered, be amazed, 1 Pe.
4,4, 12; intrans. to be strange; £evi-
Covta, strange matters, novelties, Ac.

17. 20.
Eévov, gen. sing. neut. févos
E€vovs, acc. pl. masc, . F ; £ id.
Eévwv, gen. pl. . : ; : ‘ id.

ééarys |, ov, G, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (Lat. sextus or
sextarius) a sextarius, a Roman measure,
containing about one pint English; in
N.T. used for @ small vessel, cup, pot,
Mar. 7. 4, 8.

éeorav, gen. pl. é<orys
Enpa, nom. sing. fem. Enpos
Enpaiverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. Enpaivo

Enpaivy |, fut. avd, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) Enpos
Enpav, acc. sing. fem. 5 2 Zi id.
Enpas, gen. sing. fem. . 5 < j id.

Enpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) dry, withered, Lu.
23.31; » &npa, se. yn, the dry land,
land, Mat. 23. 15; He. 11. 29; of parts
of the body, withered, tabid, Mat. 12. 10.

Enpaive, fut. avd, aor. 1, e&ypava,
(§ 27.-rem. 1. c. e) perf. pass. é&ypap-
prot; aor. 1, pass. é&npavOnv, (§ 27.
rem. 3) to dry up, parch, Ja. 1.113 pass.
to be parched, Mat. 13. 6, et al.; to be

281 oykos

ripened as corn, Re. 14.15; to be withered,
to witner, Mar. 11. 20; of parts of the
body, to be withered, Mar. 3. 1, 3; to pine,
Mar. 9. 18.
Enp@, dat. sing. neut. ; . Epos
Empov, gen. pl. . 2 : - : id.
&iAa, ace. pl. EvXov

&iXwa, nom. and ace. pl. neut. &vAwos

EiXivos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Evdov

EvAov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) wood, timber,
I Co. 3. 123. Re. 18. 12.53 stocks, Ac.
16. 24; @ club, Mat. 26. 47, 55; a post,
cross, gibbet, Ac. 5. 303; 10. 39; 13. 293
auinee; Mu, 235) Situs Ren 25 7
EvAwos, (vn, ov, wooden, of wood,
made of wood, 2 Ti. 2. 20; Re. g. 20.
Evdov, gen. sing. . Evov
Evrw, dat. sing. : ; j ; ; id.
EtiAwv, gen. pl. F : A id.
Evpacbar, pres. infin. pass. (§ 19. tab. S) F Evpaw
Evpaw, |, fut. oo, aor. I, eEvpynoa, (§ 18. tab. R)
perf. pass. eSvpnpa, (vpov, a razor) to
cut off the hair, shear, shave, Ac. 21. 24;
WiCosmr-wsei0:
Evpyjcwvra, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid.

Supe
O.

6, OF 70, (§ 1. tab. A, and remarks) the prepositive
article, answering, to a considerable ex-
tent, to the English definite article: but,
for the principle and facts of its usage,
see the grammars; 6 pev—6 O€, the
one— the! other, Phi. 1. 16, 17; Hex 7.
FeOs6 20,021, 623, e2dusm ple some— others,
Mat. 13. 23; 22.5, 6; 6 de, but he, Mat.
4.43; 12.48; of dé, but others, Mat.
28.17, et al.; used, in a poetic quotation,
for a personal pronoun, Ac. 17. 28.

6, nom. and ace. sing. neut. (§ 10. tab. J.g) . és
éy6on, dat. sing. fem. dySoo0s
> , e e , 5 ,
6ySoyKovTa |, ol, at, Ta OKTO
dySoor, acc. sing. masc. ; dySoo0s
dydo0s |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) OKTO
OyKov," acc. sing. OyKOS

oykos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. bulk, weight ;
a burden, impediment, He. 12. 1.

© He, 12. 1.

ode

odupp

doe |, moe, TOde, (§ 10. tab. J. a, and rem. 1) demon.
pron. (6, 9, TO & 8é) this, that, he, she,
at, Lu, 1O. 30); 1O.25s Ae. 15423) eal.
doe, adv. thus; here, in this place, Mat.
12.6, 41; de 7H Ode, here or there, Mat.
24. 233 Ta woe, the state of things here,
Col. 4. 9; met. herein, in this thing, Re.
18; hither, to this place, Mat.
8. 29; 14. 18, et al.

1310;

ddevw |, fut. vow - 600s

éSevwv,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pie
ddyyetv, pres. infin. édnyéw
ddnyew, G |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) j édyyos
oonyn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. ddnyew
ddnynoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
donynoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : 2 id.
ddnyot, nom. and voc. pl. édyyos
ddnyov, acc. sing. . , ia:

ddyyds |, ov; 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) (536s & wy Eop.a)
a guide, leader, Ac. 1. 16; met. an in-
structor, teacher, Mat. 15. 14; 23. 16, 2
Ro. 2. 19.
ddnyew, @, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
to lead, guide, Mat. 15. 14; Lu. 6. 39;
Re. 7. 17; met. to instruct, teach, Jno.
165.13 50AC.15..9E-
oonyov, gen. sing.
600t, nom. pl.
ddouropew, |, fut. now, (885s & arép0s) to journey,
travel, Ac. £0. 9.
ddourropia, as, ) (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a journey, journeying, travel, Jno.

éddnyos
600

Ol) 2) Contr. 20:

Hdouropia |, as, 7 - ddouropew
OdotTropias, dat. pl. d0ouropta.
Sdouroplas, gen. sing. . ; : : id.
ddouTopovvTwr,’ gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ddouropEew
Odots, dat. pl. 600s
6oov, acc. sing. : : : ‘ . id.
Gd0vTa, acc. sing. 6d0vs
éddvras, acc. pl. . . . : . id.
édovres, nom. pl. : - : ; id.
6d0vTos, gen. sing. . - 5 : A id.
6dovTMV, gen. pl. . . . . id.

Sdozmovety, pres. infin—B. Ln. Tdf. os ,
6dov qoetv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 2. 23) QoeTOree
ddororew, GI, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dds &
mrovew) to journey, v.r. Mar. 2. 23.

a Lu. 10, 33.

060s |, ov, 9, (§ 3. tab. C. b) a way, road, Mat. 2. 12;
Teal3 LAS. 1251s (22-00 aLO = aneans Oy,
access, approach, entrance, Jno. 14.6; He.
9.8; direction, quarter, region, Mat.4.15;
10. 5; the act of journeying, a journey,
way, course, Mat. 10. 10; Mar. 2. 23;
1 Thes. 3.
gards extent, Ac. I. 12;

11, et al.; @ journey, as re-

met. @ way,
793
systematic

systematic course of pursuit, Lu. 1.
ING We Shy ids 17S
course of action or conduct, Mat. 21. 32;

a way,
Ro- 1s 3353 tCo. 45 17 etsala- ma eeaye
system of doctrine, Ac. 18. 26; a 68ds,
the way of the Christian faith, Ac.19.9, 23;
24. 2

ddevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
Journey, travel, Lu. 10. 33.
600s
Odovs, ace. pl. s z A . : id.

6d0d, gen. sing.

ddovs |, ddovTos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) a tooth,
Mat. 5. 38; 8. 12, et al.

ddvvats, dat. pl. f oouvn
ddvvacat, 2 p. . pres. ind. pass. for dura, an im-

pure form combining the terminations

of a contract verb and a verb in pee Govvaw
odvvaw, @ |, fut. yow, ($ 18. tab. R). édvvn

odvvn |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pain of body or
mind; sorrow, grief, Ro. g. 2; 1 Ti.
(v).

> , nw
ddvvaw, O,

6. 10.
to pain either bodily or
mentally; pass. to be in an agony, be
tormented, Lu. 2. 48; 16. 24, 25; to be
distressed,

Odts, and in N.T. ddiy, tvos, oF the
throe of a woman in travail, a birth-pang,

grieved, Ac. 20. 38.

1 Thes. 5. 3; pl. met. birth-throes, pre-
liminary troubles to the development of
a catastrophe, Mat. 24.8; Mar. 13.9;
from the Heb., a stringent band, a snare,
noose, Ac. 2. 24.

ddivw, fut. tv, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) to
be in travail, Gal. 4.27; Re. 12. 2; met.
to travail with, to make effort to bring to

spiritual birth, Gal. 4. 19. (7).

ddvvGpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. dovvaw
ddvvepevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
ddupj.ov, acc. sing. . . e « ddupp.os

6 Ac. 10. 9.

odupy

283

>

dduppos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (ddvpopat, to lament,

bewail) bitter lamentation, wailing, Mat.

2.18; meton. sorrow, mourning, 2 Co.

7. 7
608, dat. sing. ; P 600s
ddav, gen. pl. ‘ - : Z : id.
oe,2 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ol
’Oliar, acc. : = . e ’Olias

"O<ias |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Ozias, pr. name.

0 o|, fut. dfjow & d€érw, (§ 35. rem. 5) to
smell, emit an odour; to have an offensive

smell, stink, Jno. 11. 39.
dopn, Ts, 4, (§ 2.tab. B. a) smell,
odour ; fragrant odour, Jno. 12. 3; Ep.
B. 23 Phi. 4. 183 met. 2 Co. 2. 14, 16:
dev], adv. whence, Mat. 12.44; Ac. 14. 26; from
. the place where, Mat. 25. 24, 26; whence,
le Jnos 2.0):

wherefore, whereupon, Mat. 14. 7.

from which circumstance,

o0ovn |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. fine linen ;
a linen cloth ; a sheet, Ac. 10. 11; 11.5
606viov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a
linen cloth; in N.T. a swath, bandage for
a corpse, Lu. 24. 12, et al.

dOovnv, acc. sing. .« : 6Oovn
6Odvua, acc. pl. . : . 6Oovtov
6Goviots, dat. pl. : . 5 5 A id.
dOdviov |, ov, TO - : . : - 606vn
dboviwv, gen. pl. : : : » o06vi0v
oi, nom, pl. masc. (§ 10. tab. J.g) « 4 6s

oia, nom. sing. fem. (§ 10. rem. 7) ‘ oLos
ota, nom. and ace. pl. neut. . : id.

otoa, (§ 37. rem. 1) 2 perf. from obsol. efdw, with
the sense of the present, (§ 38. rem. 2)

OLKOO
oiketv, pres. infin. i oiKéw
OlKELoL, nom. pl. masc. . . . . OLKELOS
oixetos |, efa, etov, (§ 7. rem. 1) : : olKos
oiketous, acc. pl. masc. : olketos
oiketwy, gen. pl. . : F ‘ : id.
oikérat, nom. pl. ; , : » olKérns
oixereia|, as, 7, VT. d : i oikos
oikereias, gen. sing.—B. Ln. Tdf. . . c F

Oepamreias, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 24. 45) \ pee
olkerny, acc. sing. : 3 olkéerns
oucen=t ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. 4 : : oikos
oiker@v, gen. pl. : : f olkerns
oikew), |, fut. ie (§ 16. tab. 'P) O.KOS
oixnpa |, atos, 70, ($4. tab. Dic). é id.
oiknpatt,” dat. sing. : olknjLa.
oixyntypov |, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C.c) « OLKOS
oikia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem, 2) ; id.
oikua, dat. sing. . . . . oikta
oiktakol, nom. pl. . : : olktakds
oixuakds |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) , oikos
oiktakovs, acc. pl. OLKLAKOS
oiktay, acc. sing. oixia
oiktas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. : ; : id.
oikiov, gen. pl. . : 3 : : id.
oikodeo orev,” pres. infin. oikodeaTrOTEW
OiKOOETTFOTEW, |, fut. yow oikodea7r0T7S
oikodeomoTy, dat. sing. . ‘ F : id.
oikodeamroTyY, acc. sing. : F . id.

oixodearorns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (otkos &
dea7dr7 ) the master or head of a house
or family, Mat. 10. 25; 13. 27, 52, et al.
oikodeoToTeéw, , fut. now, (§ 16.
tab. P) pr. to be master of a household ;
to occupy one’s self in the management of

a household, 1 Ti. 5.14. L.G.

pluperf. ydewv, imper. toOr, subj. ida, oikodeororov, gen. sing. . . oikodeamroTNs

opt. eidednv, infin. eidévar, part. eidus, oikodopat, nom. pl. : : : : oikodopy)

fut elcopar & cidjow, to know, Mat. oikodopas, acc. pl. . . : : : id.

6. 8, et al.; to know how, Mat. 7. 11, oixodopet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 7 oikodop.ew

et al.; from the Heb., to regard with fa- oikodopetv, pres. infin. act. 5 = id.

vour, 1 Thes. 5. 12 oikodopetoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. or imper. p. id.
oloapev, 1 pers. pl. 5 “ C - oloa oikodopetTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
oldas, 2 pers. sing. 5 ; : 5 id. oikodopetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
oldact, 3 pers. pl. . ; : : : id. oixodopéw |, O, fut. now . ? : » oiKoddpmos
oloate, 2 pers. pl. : : : : id. oixodopy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. Bia). : id.
ioe, 3 pers. sing. . - 4G - : id. oixodopnOngeta, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . oiKodopLew
oiécbw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : d olopat oikodopyy, acc. sing. . ‘ : : oikodopy
oixet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . 3 - olKew olkooopys, gen. sing. ‘ 5 3 $ id.

a Jno, 11. 39. 6 Ac. 12.7. e1 Ti, 5.14.

OLKOO 284 oLKoS
oikodopjcat, aor. 1, infin. act. ; : oikodopéew olkovopiay, acc. sing. . : oikovoyia
oikodopnoavrt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id. oikovopias, gen. sing. . : : i id.
oixodopycere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ; id. oikoydpot, nom. pl. olKovdjL0s
oikodopynow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. aixavorats, dat. pl. ; id.
oikodopia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) oixoddjos | olxovdpov, ace. sing. . . id.

GiepBopiay,
Sees Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Ti. 1. 4)

acc. sing.—Rec. . 2

oikoddpos |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) (otkos & den,

rem. 2) pr. @ building of a house; met.

spiritual advancement, edification, v.r.

Hts Big 7
olkodopovpevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. oikodopew
oikodopovrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
oikodopovrrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
oikodopovvTor, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
oikodopo, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. id.
OlKOdOpLOV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
vikodopov, gen. pl—AI. Ln. Tdf. . ° od

oikodopovvtwr, Rec.Gr.Sch. ee Os

olkots, dat. pl. olkos
oikov, acc. sing. « id.
olxovopeiy,’ pres. infin. oikovopew
oikovopew, @ |, fut. How . . . olKovojmos
oikovopia, as, .—Gr. Sch. Taf. “i

kowwvia, Rec. (Eph. 3. 9) :

to construct) a builder, architect, v.r.
ACA. Tl.

oikodopew, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P)
aor. 1, w@KoooLyTA, (§ 13. rem: 2) perf.
pass. @OKOOOPMNLAL, to build a house; to
build, Mat. 7. 24, et al.; to repair, em-
bellish, and amplify a building, Mat. 23.29,
to construct, establish, Mat. 16. 18;

met. to contribute to advancement in re-

et al.;

ligious knowledge, to edify, 1 Co.14.4,17;
to advance a person’s spiritual condition,
to edify, 1 Co. 8. 1, et al.; pass. to make
spiritual advancement, be edified, Ac.g.31;
to advance in presumption, be emboldened,
1.Co. 8. 1c.

olkodopy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr.
the act of building
Matse24- 01, et als:

; a@ building, structure,
in N.T. @ spiritual
structure, as instanced in the Christian
body, 1 Co. 3.9; Ep. 2. 21; religious
advancement, edification, Ro.14.19; 1 Co.
L.G.

oikodopia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

14. 3. et al.

4

5 /
) oikodopia

oixovopos |, ov, 6, (§.3. tab. C. 2) (oikos & vépw,

oikovopovs,

eae
oikos |, ov

to administer) the manager of a household;
a steward, Lu. 12. 42; 16. 1, 3, 8; 1 Co.
4:25
public steward, treasurer, Ro. 16. 23; a

a manager, trustee, Gal. 4. 2; a
spiritual steward, the holder of a commis-
sion in the service of the Gospel, 1 Co.
fig 108 lites its Y/R WO IEBS “ly Tey

oikovopew, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
to manage a household; to manage the
affairs of any one, be steward, Lu. 16. 2.
2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) pr. the management of a house-

> / e
oikovopia, as, 7, (8

held; a stewardship, Lu. 16. 2, 3, 43; in
N.T. an apostolic stewardship, a ministe-
rial commission in the publication and
furtherance of the Gospel, 1 Co. 9. 17;
Ep: a e10's #3) 2); \COol.wite 25); mOnmann a=
ranged plan, a scheme, Ep. 1. 10; a@ due
discharge of a commission, 1 Ti. 1. 4.

acc. pl.

6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ house, dwelling,
Mat. 9. 6, 7; Mar. 2.1; 11; 3. 20, et al.;
place of abode, seat, site, Mat. 23. 38; Lu.

13.353; met. @ spiritual house or structure,
1 Pe. 2.5; meton. @ household, family,
ID oy RS Tin
1 Ti. 3. 15; He. 3. 6; family, lineage,
Lu. 1. 27, 69; 2. 4; from the Heb., a
people, nation, Mat. 10. 6; 15. 24.

17; @ spiritual household,

ecov, (§ 7. rem. 1) be-
longing to a house, domestic; pl. members
ies by 3.838
members of a spiritual family, Eph. 2. 19;

> a -
OLKELOS, €LQ,
of a family, immediate kin,

members ofaspiritual brotherhood, Gal.6.10.
oikérys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. e) pr. an
inmate of a house; a domestic servant,
household slave, Lu.16. 13; Ac. 10. 7;
Romer; bese ers:
oiketela, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) the members, or arrangements, of

a household, v.r. Mat. 24. 45.

OlKOVO{LOS

oe"

oTis 1:4.

6 Lu. 16. 2.

OLKOU

oikew, @, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) to dwell
in, inhabit, 1 Ti. 6. 16; intrans. to dwell,
to cohabit, 1 Co. 7. 12, 13; to be
indwelling, indwell, Ro. 7. 17, 18, 20
829; 11; -1| Co; 3° 16.
s, 7, (pr- fem. part. pass.

live;

oikoupevy,
of oikéw) scil. yn the habitable earth,
world, Mat. 24.14; Ro. 10. 18; He. 1.6,
et al.; used, however,. with various re-
strictions of meaning, according to the
context, Lu.2.1; Ac. 17.6, et al.; meton.
the inhabitants of the earth, the whole
human race, mankind, Ac. 17.31; 19. 273
Re. 3..10

oiknua, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D.c) a
dwelling ; .used .in various conventional
senses, and among therm, a@ prison, cell,
Ac. 12. 7.

oiknTypiov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
a habitation, dwelling, an abode, Jude 6;
trop. the personal abode of the soul, 2 Co.
5 66k

oikia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) a house, dwelling, an abode, Mat.
2. 11; 7. 24, 27, et al.;: trop. the bodily
ZC ors iis
a household, family, Mat. 10.13; 12. 25;

abode of the soul, meton.
meton. goods, property, means, Mat.23.13,
et al.

OiKLAKOS, OD, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) be-
longing to a house; pl. the members of a
household or family, kindred, Mat. 10.

Deans Osenle Gre
ovkov, gen. sing. . 5 . Z 7 OLKOS
. , ¢€ -

oixoupevy |, We. GP 8 : 2 ; : id.

,
oikovpevy, dat. sing. olkoupevyn
oikoupevyny, acc. sing. 5 ‘ : id.

, 7 .
oikoupevys, gen. sing. . : : : id.

oixoupyds |, 00, 6, %; (otkos & epyov) one who is
occupied in domestic affairs v.r. Tit. 2. 5.
N.T.
oikoupyovs, ace. pl. fem.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . \ = P
OLKOUpyos
oixoupds |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7- rem. 2) (otkos & ovpos,
a watcher) pr. a keeper or guard of a

oikoupovs, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Tit. 2. 5)

house; a home-keeper, stay-at-home, do-
mestic, Tit. 2. 5.
ace, plastemen — = ; ‘ :

3 (er 3 ,
OolKOUpoUus, OLKOUPOS

a Tit. 2. 5.

285

OLOL
oikous, acc. pla . A once
oikovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. : - oOiKew
olkreipyow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. olkreipw
oixteipw |, later fut. yow, (oikros, compassion) to

compassionate, have compassion on, exer-
cise grace or favour towards, Ro. 9g. 15.
oixtTipp.os, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) com-
passion; kindness, in relieving sorrow and
want, Phi. 2. 1; Col. 3. 12; favour, grace,
mercy, Ro. 12. 1; 2 Co. 1. 3.
oiktippwv, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. a)
compassionate, merciful, Lu. 6. 36; Ja.
Fee Otc
oikre(pw, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. : oikretpw
olkTipjot, nom. pl. ‘ : : OikTUppLos
oikrippoves, nom. pl. masc. oikTippLev
oixtippos |, od, 6, ($3. tab. C. a). oikTEeipw
oiktippod, gen. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. : B P
oixtippav, Rec. (Col. 3. 12) : ; bate
olkTIppLov, enh aple we 3 : 3 3 id.
oixtippv |, ovos, 6, 7) olkteipw
oikw, dat. sing. oikos
OLKWY, gen. pl. A : : : 2 id.
oik@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. olKkéw
oles, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. (by sync.) ions
oivoy, acc. sing. : oivos
oivorrdrns |, ov, 6, 1, (5 2 . tab. B. o) (Gives &
TOTNS, Tivw) wine-drinking; in a bad
sense, a wine-bibber, tippler, Mat. 11. 19;
ir 54.34. :
oivos], ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) wine, Mat. 9. 173
Mar. 2. 22, et al.; meton. the vine and
its clusters, Re. 6.6; met. otvos, @ potion,
oivos TOU Gupod, a furious potion, Re.
ily ty HOG Mie HOR iy/S GIB" viele se
oivov, gen. sing. . é : 3 otvos
oivoprvyia], as, 7), 6: 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(otvoprAr€, oivos & PrAvu, to bubble over,
overflow) a debauch with wine, drunken-
ness.
oivopAvylais,” dat. pl. oivopAvyia
ove, dat. sing. . . . . . oivos
olopar |, syncop. oipat, fut. oincopar, (§ 37.
rem. 1) to think, suppose, imagine, pre-
sume, Jno. 21. 25; Phi. 1. 16; Ja. 1. 7.
olopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. olopat
olor, nom. pl. mase. olos

61 Pe. 4. 3.

286

oALy@

ovoy
olov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. . ‘ olos
otos |, oia, oiov, (§ 10. rem. 7) relat. pron., correla-
tive to zotos & TOLOS, what, of what kind
or sort, as, Mat. 24. 21; Mar. 9. 3, et al.;
ovx otov, not so as, not as implying, Ro.
9. 6.
otov, gen. sing. neut. oLos
olous, acc. pl. masc. . : : : id.
ois, dat. pl. masc. and neut. 3 . os
olget, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 4) dépw
olcovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . ° : id.
oirwes, nom. pl. masc. . , ‘ batts
olw, dat. sing. neut. ow dntotovv.—Al. Ln. |
@ dymore, Rec. Gr. Sch. . =dniei otos
Mdf-som.|(no. 5-4)) 2.9 ne)
dxvéew, @ |, fut. yow, aor. 1, dKvyoa, (§ 16. tab. P)
(Oxvos, backwardness, slowness) to be slow,
loth; to delay, hesitate, Ac. 9. 38.
éxvypos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) slow;
slothful, indolent, idle, Mat. 25. 26; Ro.
12. 11; tedious, troublesome, Phi. 3. 1
oxVnpé, voc. sing. masc.. - éxvnpds
ékvynpoi, nom. pl. masc. ; ‘ : id.
Oxvnpov, nom. sing. neut. : A : id.
oxvnpos |, a, Ov + oxvew
Oxvnoat,* aor. 1, infin. , é : id.
oxtanpepos |,” ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (6xTa &
Hpepa) on the eighth day, N.T,
oxTo |, ol, at, Ta, eight, Lu. 2. 21; 9. 28, et al.
. 6ySoyKovTa, ol, ai, Td, indecl. eighty,
LIS AG B/S ae Y
dy8o0s, N, ov, the eighth, Lu. 1. 59;
aio, etvale
oA<Opiov, acc. sing. fem.—A, Ln. A Bday
OAcOpov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Thes.1. ‘al oAEbpios
bA€pwos |, ov, 6, 7 - oAcOpos

OdcOpov, acc. sing. . : id.
oXefpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) (6 Soha to destroy)
perdition, destruction, 1 Co. 5. 5, et al.
6A€Opios, tov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) de-
structive, fatal, v.r. 2 Thes. 1. 9.
dAoOpevu, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) to
destroy, cause to perish, He. 11.28. LXX,
dAoOpevTis, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
destroyer, 1 Co. 10. to.

OAy, nom. sing. fem. . : 3 5: 6Aos
oAy, dat. sing. fem. . : ; = c id.

OAnv, acc. sing. fem. . : c : 6Aos
oAns, gen. sing. fem. ‘ 5 . id.
oAfya, acc. pl. neut. - 6XLyos
éXLyau, nom. pl. fem. P : ; 4 id.
éAtyas, acc. pl. fem. : : - : id.
oALyny, acc. sing. fem. d ‘ 5 ; id.
odiyns, gen. sing. fem. A ; 5 id.
oALyou, nom. pl. mase. ; ; , : id.
oXLyots, dat. pl. masc. . g : ‘ id.
odLyov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. : id.
Xtyov, ady. : 4 4 A * id.
OAtyOmoTe, Voc. sing. masc. . OAvydmucTos
OAtyomaria |, as, H, V-T- ‘ : 2 id.
oh youre acc. sing.—B. Ln. : 3
am.otiav, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 17 a0) fMyomuoria
dAvyomioror, voc. pl. masc. . 6AvyomicTos

ddtydmuaros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (6Artyos &
TioTLs) scant of faith, of little faith, one
whose faith is small and weak, Mat. 6. 30;
8. 26, et al.
oAtyortatia, as, ); littleness or imper-
fectness of faith, v.r, Mat. 17. 20.

oAlyos |, », ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) little, small, in
number, etc.; pl. few, Mat. 7. 14; 9. 37;
20. 16; Lu. 13. 23; Ov odiyor, sc. Ag-
yov, in a few words, briefly, 1 Pe. 5. 12;
little in time, short, brief, Ac. 14. 28; Re.
12. 12; mpods ALyov, Sc. xpdvoy, for a
short time, for a little while, Ja. 4. 14;
little, light,
amount, ete., Lu.7.47; Ac.12.18; 15.2.;
év orlyo, concisely, briefly, Ep. 3. 3; al-
most, Ac. 26. 28,.29. (j).
oXdLyov, adv. (pr. neut. of 6ALyos) a
little, Mar..1. 19; 6. 31, et al.
éXdLyus, adv. little, scarcely, y.r. 2 Pe.

small, etc., in magnitude,

2. 18.
édéyou, gen. sing. masc. . : oALyos

odryoyoxos |, ov, 6, 7, ($7. rem. 2) (é6dtyos &
Yvxn) faint-hearted, desponding. L.G.

odvyoyxous,° -acc. pl. masc. . OAtyoyxos
iyo, dat. sing. masc. and neut. oAlyos

L
odiyov, gen. pl. . s 5 ; : id.
éAtyepet,* 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. ‘ dAvywpéw

oArywpéw, |, fut. jnow, (§ 16. tab. P) (6Xdtyos &
Opa, care) to neglect, regard slightly,
make light of, despise, contemn.

a Ac. 9. 38. 6 Phi, 3.5

c1 Thes, 5. 14, d He, 12. 5.

oALy@ 287 OVUM

édtyos, Rd Gre Schunldtaess : ; L Bdkvo odvvOos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an unripe or unseasonable
évtws, Rec. (2 Pe. 2. 18) J ne fig, such as, shaded by the foliage, do

ddoOpev7ijs |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) . oAcOpos not ripen at the usual season, but hang

dXoOpevTod,* gen. sing. oAobpeuTns on the trees during winter.

dAobpedvu |, fut. vow . : 5 OAcOpos | dAvVOovs,* acc. pl. oAvvOos

CAobpedwv,’ nom. sing. masc. part. er dAw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. - OAos

Rec. Gr. Sch. 3 > OdAobpetw | dAws, adv. fan : : . : id.

édeOpevur, A. D. Ln. Taf. : a dp-Bpos]," ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Lat. imber) rain,

dAoxavTwpa |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D.c) (dAoKav-
tow, to offer a whole burnt-offering, 6\d-
Kavtos, OAos & Kaiw) @ holocaust, whole
burnt-offering, Mar. 12. 33; He. 10. 6, 8.
LXxX.

OXdokavTHpara, acc. pl. bAckavTapa
bAOKAUVTMPLATOY, gen. pl. ; ‘ F id.
dAoKAnpia |, as, 7 6AdKANpos
ddoKAnpiay,’ ace. sing. oAoKAnpia
OAdKAnpot, Nom. pl. masc. oAOKANpOS
oAOKANpov, nom. sing. neut. . id.

dAGKAnpos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (Bros & kX7-
pos) whole, having all its parts, sound,
perfect,
the whole,

complete in every part; in N.T.
1 Thes. 5. 23; morally, per-
fect, faultless, blameless, Ja. 1. 4.
ddoKAnpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) perfect soundness, Ac.3.16. LXX.

OdoAvLovtes,? nom. pl. masc. part. pres. - ddordilo
ddorvlw |, fut. w, aor. 1, @AdAvEa, (§ 26. rem. 2)

pr. to cry aloud in invocation; to howl,

utter cries of distress, lament, bewail, Ja.

Be Ue
OAov, acc. sing. masc. 6Aos
6Aov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . : id.

oXos |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. E. a) all, whole, entire,
Mat. 1. 22; 4. 23, 24, et al. freq.

oAws, ady. wholly, altogether; actually,

really, 1 Co. 5. 1; 6. 73 15. 29; with a

negative, at all, Mat. 5.:34.

OAoTeAets,° acc. pl. masc. . oAoTEAs
dAoTeAys |, <os, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (GrAos &
TEAos) complete; all, the whole, 1 Thes.

Beek

OAov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. 6Xos
GAovs, acc. pl. masce. “ é ; ; id.
Oduprav,f ace. Odvprras

a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Olympas, pr. name.

’Odup ras |,

21Co, 10. 10. 6 He. 11. 28. e Ac. 3. 16. d Ja. 5.1.

#1 Co. 15. 33.

k Re, 18.17.

a storm of rain.

dpetpopar |, to desire earnestly, have a strong affec-

tion for, v.r. 1 Thes. 2. 8.
pretpomevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres—

Gr. Sch. Tdf. : Ome(pomat

imerpopevor, Rec. (1 Thes. 2. 8)

Opuretv, pres. infin, opiréew
durrew, @], fut. yoo . : : : optAos
Opdyjoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 Opiréw
optAia |, as, 7 op.tdos
dpurcat,’ nom. pl. dputALa,

opiros,” ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (508 re Dag 4
band) a multitude, company, crowd.
opir€w, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
to be in company with, associate with; to
converse with, talk with, Lu. 24. 14, 15;
Ach 205 103) 24.26:
puria, as, ) (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) intercourse, communication, con-
verse, | Co. 15 33%
pixAat, nom. pl.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. : oe
vedeAat, Rec. (2 Pe. 2. 17) ; opixhy
bptxAy |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a mist, fog,
cloud, v.r. 2 Pe. 2. 17.

dupa}, aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) the eye.

Sppare,: acc. pl. : Oppo.
Op pLaTov, gen. pl—Al. Ln. . £ ot -

éd0arpav, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 20.34) :
Opvvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . opvvw
dpvvew, pres. infin. : 5 : : id.
épvvere,. 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. - , id.
opvivat, pres. infin—Gr. Tdf. é ; i a

opvvew, Rec. Sch. (Mar. 14. 71) ;
op.vvouel, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : , id.

> om a + - eat rate
OMVU®, or Opvope |, fut. O/LOU/LAL, perf. OpL0)-
poxa, aor. 1, dpoga, (§ 36. rem. 5) to

swear, Mat.5.34, et al.; to promise with an

(v).

oath, Mar.6.23; Ac.2.30; 7.17, etal.

e 1 Thes. 5. 23. Ff Ro. 16, 15.
i Mar, 8. 33.

g Re. 6. 13. h Lu. 12. 54,

opodu 288

bpobvpacor |, adv. (dod & Ovpos) with one mind, with one
accord, unanimously, Ac. 1.14; Ro. 15. 6;
together, at once, at the same time, Ac.

2.11, 405) 4-.24,.eb ale

pota, nom. sing. fem. . : : ‘ O/40L0S
Opole, nom. and acc. pl. neut. . : “ id.
Spoud€er,* 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; 5pord.lw
époudCere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind.—B. Ln.

mapopordtere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (Mat. id.

D3en2i7.)

dporalw |, fut. dow . . . : O/L0L0S
O/LOLAL, nom. pl. fem. ; “ C ‘ id.
potas, acc. pl. fem. : é , 5 id.
Op0L01, nom. pl. masc. Z - é id.
OLoLoV, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. id.
Gpotomraeis, nom. pl. masc. . : . GpotomraOns

SpovoT Ons |, €os, ovs, 0, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (dot0s
& wados) being affected in the same way
as another, subject to the same incidents,
of like infirmities, obnoxious to the same
frailties and evils, Ac. 14. 15; Ja. 5. 17.

dpous |, ofa, ovov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (dpds, like) like,
similar, resembling, Mat. 11. 16; 13.
31, 33, 44, 45, 47, 523 Ino. 8. 55, et al.
freq.; like, of similar drift and force, Mat.
22. 39; Mar. 12. 31.

bporalw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
be like, resemble, Mar. 14. 70. N.T.

dpoudrys, TyTOS, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
likeness, similitude, He. 4. 15; 7. 15.

Spoiow, , fut. wow, aor. 1, dpoi-
woa, (§ 20. tab. T) to make like, cause to
be like or resemble, assimilate ; pass. to be
made like, become like, resemble, Mat.
6. 8; 13. 24; 18. 23; to liken, compare,
Mat. 7. 24, 26; 11. 16, et al.

- Gpolwpa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. that which is conformed or assimilated ;
form, shape, figure, Re. 9. 7; likeness, re-
semblance, similitude, Ro. 1. 23; 5. 143
Guin mou ss een 2.07.

dpoiws, adv. likewise, in a similar
manner, Mat. 22. 26; 27. 41; Mar. 4. 16,
et al.
dpotwats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) pr.
assimilation ; likeness, resemblance, Ja.
BuO:
épororns |, THTOs, H, (§ 4- rem. 2.c) . - OfL0L0S

dmowdrnTa, acc. sing. f
OfL0100, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) 6

opouwbevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 21. tab. U)

dpowwOpvar, aor. 1, infin. pass.

dpowwOycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. .

dpowwbnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.
dpotwpa |, atos, 7d, ($ 4. tab. D. c)
dpowwpata, nom. pl.

Spowwpart, dat. sing.

dpotws, adv.

dpotwow,” ace. sing. j
dpotwors |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
dpowwow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. .
bpowowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act.
épodoyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.

opodoyetra, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass.

Op.GAo

OpLoLoT NS
GjL0L0s

e /,
Opovow
id.
id.
id.
7
OL0L0$
dpolwpa
id.
¢
OjLOLOS
Opotwots
OL0L0S
pL0L0w
id.
dpodoyéew
id.

dporoyew |, ®, fut. now, aor. 1, opodeynoa, (§ 16.

tab. P) (dpos, like, and Aoyos) to speak
in accordance, adopt the same terms of
language; to engage, promise, Mat. 14. 7;
to admit, avow frankly, Jno. 1. 20; Ac.
24. 14; to confess, 1 Jno. 1.9; to profess,
confess, InO=(Os222 3) 12-04 2's AC M2376,
et al.; to avouch, declare openly and
solemnly, Mat. 7. 23; in N.T. dmoAoyetv
ev, to accord belief, Mat. 10. 32; Lu.
12. 8; to accord approbation, Lu. 12. 8;
from the Heb., to accord praise, He.
Toews

oporoyia, as, *, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) assent, consent ; profession, 2 Co.
OE eS Sh ANS Gs 1 138 SIGS Sh eh il, Tizke
10. 23.

dporoyoupevasy adv. (duooyovpe-
vos, Pass. pres. part. of dporoyew) con-
fessedly, avowedly, without controversy,

ie seers

dpodoyrjoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1

dporoynoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.

dpooynon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act.
duoroyynons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act.

épooyyow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.

dporoyia], as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

dpodoyiav, acc. sing.
dpodoyias, gen. sing.
dpodoyoupevws,® adv.

époXoyodvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act.

dpmodoyéew
id.
id.

eS eS eee 0 SS KK aa ae ae aac setlist iia nne

a Mar. 14. 70. 6 Ja. 3.9. ¢1Ti.3. 16.

—

opL0A0 289 ovov

a

dpodoyovvTur, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. Spodoyew
dpodoyoter, 3 pers. pl. pres: ind. act. : id.
dpodroy, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . ‘ id.
dpmodroySpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. id.
dpoAoyv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
duocat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 36. rem. 5) ‘ oped
dpdcas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. ; id.
époon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : id.
ouooys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
dmorexvov,* acc. sing. masc. dpudrexvos

Omdrexvos |, ov, 6, yD (§ 7. rem. 2) (duds, the same,
and TEXVN) of the same trade or occupa-
tion.
p00 |, adv. (610s) together; in the same place, Jno.
21.2; together at the same time, Jno.
4. 363; 20. 4.
dpodpoves,’ nom: pl. masc. Opoppov
duoppuv |, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. a) (6pos &
ppv) of like mind, of the same mind,
like-minded.
ops |, conj. (dpds) yet, nevertheless ; with pevTol,
but nevertheless, but for all that, Jno.
12. 42; even, though it be but, 1 Co.
le GPG (Gras Bio aie
ov, acc. sing. masc. (§ 10. tab. J. g) . - 6s
évaiuny,® 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, opt. mid. (§ 37.
Fem; 8) be : ovivypt
ovap |, 70, indecl. (§ 6. rem. 5) a dream, Mat.
1s FXO) 5) Po 6}, Te TOE DB WP 1

Ja. 1.53 to revile, insult with opprobrious lan-
guage, Mat. 5. 11, et al.

dverdurp.0s, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
censure, 1 Ti. 3.7; reproach, reviling, con-
tumely, Ro. 15. 3, et al. L.G.

"Ovycipov, ace. . . . » "Ovnoysos
Ovycyros |, ov, 0, G 3. tab. C. a) Onesimus, pr.

name.
"Ovngipw, dat. . : : . . "Ovinoyos

Ovnaidopos |, ov, 6, Onesiphorus, pr. name.
’Ovynoipdpov, gen.

"Ovnoipopos
dvixds |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) . ; : ovos
ovivne |, fut. dvyow, to help, profit, benefit ; mid.

KYs s 3 / > ,

évivapot, aor. 2, avyunv & dvapny,

opt. dvainv, to receive profit, pleasure,

etc.; with a gen., to have joy of, Phile. 20.

ovome |, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a name; the
proper name of a person, etc., Mat. 1.
22°G2/5 uO. 25) 27032, eb ales aaamere
name or reputation, Re. 3. 1; in N.T. a
name as the representative of a person,
Mat. 6.9; Lu. 6. 22; 11. 2; the name
of the author of a commission, delegated
authority, or religious profession, Mat.
TODO ep WeIH ipl WIR Ihe, Gow NGL 240)
ZLAQ; N2Sn 19) NC1 3 Os Aap 2 eb als
eis Ovopa, ev dvdpartt, on the score of
being possessor of a certain character,
Mat. 10. 41, 42; Mar. 9. 41.

On a? , x
ovaptov |,* tov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) A ovo
: ae ‘| ? vin ‘ ) . NM dvop.ac, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
res. infin. act. :
ees 2 5 - aa mba es to name, Lu. 6. 14; to style, entitle, Lu.
ers. pl. pres. ind. pass. ; id. :
eel Fi f e : ‘ _ 6. 13; 1 Co. 5. 11; to make mention of,
ers. pl. pres. ind. pass. é id.
évet Lope Cr ae ye: Pp 1 Co. 5.1; Ep. 5.3; to make known,
éveotLovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id. ; :
syerSité ee Me Pee fh 2 Ro. 15. 20; to pronounce in exorcism,
, n. pl. . part. acta ; ; ,
page : Soe S P eR tr 2 Ac. 19. 13; in N.T. to profess, 2 Ti. 2. 19.
dvevdil |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : - OVvELooS ae i ccm
2 , 5 , | dvoudew, pres. infin. act. . ; : ovop.alu
évevducpot, nom. pl. . : ovelouopes | , } : : ;
f cS : dvopalea bu, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. . id.
dvedur pois, dat. pl. : ; : ; id. ‘ ; : : ‘
5 ; : ' ovomacerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . id.
éverdicpov, acc. sing. . ; : : id. A ; p ;
3 - Sse * dvopalopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
dvedicp.ds |, od, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) ; - Oveldos 5 5 :
> , : 3 Z dvopalopevor, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
dveloicwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . . éveroiley 4 3 ‘ =
‘ dvop.ate |, fut. acw, (§ 26. rem. 1) . 5 Ovop.a
Be]
oveoos |,° eos, T0, (§ 5. tab. E. b) pr. fame, ovopacov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . dvopaluy
report, character; usually, reproach, dis- évépara, nom. and ace. pl. i : “ ovopa.
grace. OvoLaTt, dat. sing. 5 . é id.
éverdilw, fut. tow, aor. 1, dveidica, évépatos, gen. sing. id.
(§ 26. rem. 1) to censure, inveigh against, évopdrwv, gen. pl. ; F id.
Mat. 11. 20; Mar. 16.14; to upbraid, dvov, acc. sing. : f é 3 . vos
a Ac. 18.3. 6] Pe. 3, 8. ¢ Phile. 20, d Jno. 12, 14. e Lu, 1, 25.

20

ovos

ovos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 3. tab. C. a. b) an ass, male or female,
Mat. 21.72; 55.74) etal:
évdap.ov, tov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(dimin. of ovos) .@ young ass, an ass’s
colt, Jno. 12. 14.
évikds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) per-
taining to an ass ; pvros 6vikos, @ mill-
stone turned by an ass, a large, or, an

upper, millstone, Mat. 18. 6; Lu. 17. 2.

IND
évov, gen. sing. . : F ; : Ovos
Ov7rep,* acc. sing. masc. . 3 ; - Oamep
évra, acc. sing. masc. and nom. or acc. neut.

pl. part. pres. (§ 12. tab. L) : eit
Ovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . 3 3 id.
Ovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : ‘ id.
Ovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . : : id.
Ovros, gen. sing. masc. and neut. part. pres. id.
OvTwy, gen. pl. masc. and neut. part. pres. . id.
ovtws |, adv. . 5 - ; . id.
ééefa, nom. sing. fem. . : : : éfvs
ofetay, acc. sing. fem. ; 2 P ; id.
6€ets, nom. pl. masc. . : i , id.
ofos |, eos, To, (§ 5. tab. Eb). : : id.
ofovs, gen. sing. . : b£0s
60, acc. sing. neut. 6&5

o€vs |, eta, v, (§ 7. tab. H. g) sharp, keen, Re.
Hs HOS Ge UR AMIS aS Tt IR TG) TGR

rts
00s, €0s, Td, ($ 5. tab. E. b) vinegar;
a wine of sharp flavour, posca, which was

swift, nimble, Ro. 3.

an ordinary beverage, and was often
mixed with bitter herbs, etc., and thus
given to the condemned criminals in order
to stupify them, and lessen their suffer-
ings, Mat. 27. 34, 48; Mar. 15. 36; Lu.
23. 36; Jno. 19. 29, 30.
Oats, dat. pl. . ; omy
om |, js, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a hole; a hole,
vent, opening, Ja. 3. 11; a hole, cavern,
He. 11. 38.
omys, gen. sing. ony
5m Oev |, adv. of place, from behind, behind, after, at
the back of, Mat. g. 20; 15. 23, et al.
drricw |, adv. behind, after, at one’s back, Mat. 4. 10 ;
Lu. 7. 38; Re. 1.10; ra drricw, the

things which are behind, Phi. 3. 14;

«4 Mar. 1d. 6. 61 Pe. 4.1. ec Lu. 6.3.

290 OT @S .

é6ricw and cis Ta éricw, back, backwards, Mat.
24. 18; Mar. 13. 16; Lu. 9. 62.

OvAa, nom. and acc. pl. 5 ‘ 5 OmAov
ordice |, fut. iw, (§ 26. rem. 1) Ol ' id.
omAtcacGe,? 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. . orrAtLw

omdov |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) an implement,
Ro. 6. 13; pl. 7a dwAa, arms, armour,
weapons, whether offensive or defensive,
Jno. 18.3; Ro. 13.12; 2 Co. 6. 73 10. 4.
o7Atlw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
arm, equip; mid. to arm one’s self, equip
one’s self, 1 Pe. 4. 1.

Ordwv, gen. pl. : Ne
Omolay, acc. sing. fem. nas
67rotot, nom. pl. mase. é ‘ é , id.
Omrotoy, nom. sing. neut. , ; ‘ id.

dzrotos |, ofa, otov, (§ 10. rem. 7. a) what, of what
sort or manner, 1 Co. 3. 13; Gal. 2. 6;
1 Thes. 1.9; Ja. 1. 24; after zovovTos,
as, Ac. 26. 29.

ézrore |,° adv. when.

drrov |, adv. where, in which place, in what place,
Mat. 6. 19, 20, 21; Re. 2. 13; whither,
to what place, Jno. 8. 21; 14. 43 Grou
av, or éay, wherever, in whatever place,
Mat. 24. 28; whithersoever, Mat. 8. 19;
Ja. 3.4; met. where, in which thing, state,
etc, Cole3. 11; whereas, 1 'iCo: 3. 35
2pPey 2eott-

érrdvopa |, to be seen, appear, Ac. 1. 3.

émravopevos,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres... omTdvopat

érracia. |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(dr7alu, equiv. to dpa) a vision, ap-

parition, Lu. 1. 22; 24. 23; Ac. 26. 19;

PN CO a ia ee
émtacia, dat. sing. érracia
émraciay, acc. sing. , : : A id.
émrractas, acc. pl. . . . . id.

orros |, 1 ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (ér7du, to roast)
dressed by fire, roasted, broiled, etc.
émrov,® gen. sing. masc. . : : 67T0s

orapea |,” as, ”; (§ 2. tab. B. b) autumn; the
fruit season; meton. fruits, Re. 18. 14.

dzus |, adv. how, in what way or manner, by what
means, Mat. 22. 15; Lu. 24. 20; conj.
that, in order that, and 67ws ph, that

@ Ac. 1.3. e Lu. 24, 42. Jf Re. 18. 14.

291

opa

not, lest, Mat. 6. 2, 4, 5, 16, 18; Ac. 9. 2, et al.

freq.
dpa, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 6 - épaw
opa, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. ; 5 id.
dpapa], atos, 7d, ($4. tab. D.c) - : id.
dpdpart, dat. sing. . : 4 Opapia.
6papatos, gen. sing. Gl.
dpdoe, dat. sing. opacts
6pacets, acc. pl. : id.
opasts |, ews, % (S Saitabspbrc) ie dpa
épard,* nom. pl. neut. . Opatos
Op@te, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . épaw
dpards |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : : id.

opae | P @, fut. bWopau, rarely aor. 1, dduny,
imperf. Ewpuv, perf. Ewpakea, aor. 2,
eldov, aor 1, pass. opOny, fut. opOjoo-
peat, (§ 36. rem. 1) to see, behold, Mat.
2. 2, et al. freq.; to look, Jno. 19. 37; to
visit, Ino. 16. 22; He. 13. 23; to mark,
observe, Ac. 8. 23; Ja. 2. 24; to be ad-
mitted to witness, Lu. 17. 22; Jno. 3. 36;
Col. 2.18; with @coy, to be admitted into
the more immediate presence of God, Mat.
5.8; He. 12. 14; to attain to a true
knowledge of God, 3 Jno. 11; to see toa
thing, Mat. 27. 4; Ac. 18. 15; dpa, see,
take care, Mat. 8.4; He. 8.5, et al.;
AE 1

et al.; to reveal one’s self, Ac. 26. 16;

pass. to appear, DNC, 254,
to present one’s self, Ac. 7. 26.

Opapa, atos, 7d, ($ 4. tab. D.c) a
thing seen, sight, appearance, Ac. 7. 31;
a vision, Mat. 17.9; Ac. 9. 10, 12, et al.

opacts, ews, ”, (§ 5. tab. E. c) seeing,
sight ; appearance, aspect, Re. 4.3; a@
vision, Ac. 2. 17; Re. 9. 17.

patos, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) visible,
Col; x, 162

6dbadpos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
(dopa, pFyv) an eye, Mat. 5. 29, 38;
6.23; 7-3,4,5, et al.; d@Oadpos zrovn-
pos, an evil eye, an envious eye, envy, Mat.
20. 15; Mar. 7. 22; met. the intellectual
eye, Mat. 13.15; Mar.8.18; Jno. 12. 40;
Ac. 26. 18.

ois, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
sight; the face, visage, countenance, Jno.

« Col. 1. 16.

|
i}

b Tit. 1. 7s

OpEe@v

Tig ZV GARE 9
Ws Oe

16; external appearance, Jno.

js, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. mental bent,
impulse; anger, indignation, wrath, Ep.

épyn |;

4.31; Col. 3.8; per épyis, indignantly,
Mar. 3. 53; vengeance, punishment, Mat.
Be 778 1b Be 7B ie wes Roy a 7.
et al.

dpyile, fut. {ow & 1, (§ 35. rem. 11)
aor. 1, pass. apyiaGyv, to provoke to
anger, irritate; pass. to be angry, indig-
nant, enraged, Mat. 5. 22; 18. 34, et al.

opytAos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) prone
to anger, irascible, passionate, Tit.1.7. (i).

épyy, dat. sing. : é é 5 - py
opynv, acc. sing. : id.
opyijs, gen. sing. 5 ‘ ; ‘ id.
dpyiLeaOc, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. épyite
opyCoprevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
épyile |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) : . dpyh
épytXor,’ acc. sing. masc. ¢ épyidos
dpyiAos |, y, ov, ($7. tab. F. a) . bpyh
dpytaOeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. — dpyikw
dpyuid.], as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) épéyoo
pyvids, acc. pl. . E : ; j Bpyuud
Opéyerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. dpéyw
6peyspuevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
opéyovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . id.

opeyo |, fut. &», (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to extend,

stretch out; mid. to stretch one’s self out,
to reach forward to; rnet.to desire earnestly,
long after, 1 Ti. 3.1; He. 11. 16; by
impl. to indulge in, be devoted to, 1 Ti.
6. 10.

épyuud, as, a the space measured by
the arms outstretched; a fathom, Ac.
22 Os DIS:

Opeéts, ews, 1, (§ 5. tab. E.c) desire,
longing ; lust, concupiscence, Ro. 1. 27.

Opel, dat. sing. opos
épeuyj, dat. sing. fem. épewvos
Opewny, ace. sing. fem. ; 3 é ; id.
opevos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) épos
dpecer,° dat. sing. . : dpeets
opeéis |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) épéyo
Opec, dat. pl. Opos
dpewy, gen. pl. : E : , id.

¢ Ro. 1. 27.

opy
opy, nom. and ace. pl. opos
épOas, acc. pl. fem. 6pOds

@], fut. you, ( 16. tab. P) (dp60s
& 7rovs) to walk in a straight course ; to

opborodéw,

be straightforward in moral conduct, Gal.
2.04) NAD:
épOorodovcr,” 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . 6pborodew
opOos |, 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (dpw, to raise up)
erect, upright, Ac. 14. 10; plain, level,
straight, He. 12. 13.
6pbas, adv. straightly ; rightly, cor-
rectly, Mar. 7. 35; Lu. 7. 43, et al.
ép0oropéw, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (dp6ds &
TEV) to cut straight ; to direct aright ;
to set forth truthfully, without perversion

or distortion, 2 Ti. 2. 15. LXX.

6pGoropodvra,’ acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . opGotopéw
opFo.at,° nom. pl. fem. opOptos
épbpilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) opOpos
6pOpwai, nom. pl. fem.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . i ‘

opOprar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 24. 22) \ épOpivos
6pOpwos |," y, ov, (Gi7eitabsekl. a) opOpos
dp§p.os |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) . s : id.
oppor, acc. sing. . 6 cS c . id.

opOpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the dawn; the
morning, Ino. 8. 2; Ac. 5. 21; dpOpos
Babus, the first streak of dawn, the early
dawn, Lu. 24. 1.

6pOpi~w, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
rise early in the morning; to come with

LXX.
épOpwos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) of or
belonging to the morning, morning, Re.

the dawn, Lu. 21. 38.

22. 16; (usually 7), a later form for
opOptos.

opOp.os, ta, Lov, (§ 7. rem. 1) at day-
break, early, Lu. 24. 22.

opOpov, gen. sing. opOpos
opbas |, 6p06s
opta, ace. pl. Oplov

opie, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. - dpi
dptlo |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1, pass. oplo-
Onv, perf. dproj.at, (Gpos, 4 bound, limit)
to set bounds to, to bound ; to restrict, He.
4.73; to settle, appoint definitively, Ac.
17. 26; to fix determinately, Ac. 2. 23;
to decree, destine, Lu. 22. 22; to constitute,

a Gal, 2, 14. 62 Ti. 2.15

292

e Lu. 24, 22.

opus

appoint, Ac. 10. 42; 17. 313; to characterise with
precision, to set forth distinctively, Ro.
1. 4; absol. to resolve, Ac. 11. 29.
plots, dat. pl. Optov
dptor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. ©. (pbs) a limit,
bound, border of a territory or country; pl.
Ta pla, region, territory, district, Mat.
2. 16; 4. 13; 8. 34, et al.

dpioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. dpilo
dpiobevtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. J, pass. id.
dpiwv, gen. pl. . OpLov
opkilopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. opkilw
épkie |, fut. iow Opkos
OpKov, acc. sing. ‘ : : i id.

opkos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) an oath, Mat.
14.7,9; 26.72, et al.; meton. that which
is solemnly promised, a vow, Mat. 5. 33.
épxilu, fut. iow, (§ 26.rem. 1) to put
to an oath; to obtest, adjure, conjure, Mar.
3. 73 Ac. 19. 13.

dpkov, gen. sing. Opkos
OpKovs, acc. pl. e . . . . id.
Opko, dat. sing. , : ; , ; id.

dpxwpoaia. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(Spxos & duvupe) the act of taking an

oath; an oath, He. 7. 20, 21, 28. LXX.
Spxopooias, gen. sing. . épxwpoota
Oppaw, @ |, fut. now, (§$ 18. tab. R) Opp

oppy |, 7) NS ”; (§ 2. tab. B. a) (dp, 9, Opvupt, to put
in motion) impetus, impulse; assault, vio-
lent attempt, Ac. 14. 5; met. impulse of
mind, purpose, will, Ja. 3. 4.
Sppaw, @, fut. yow, aor. 1, apyenoa,
(§ 18. tab. R) pr. trans. to put in motion,
incite; intrans. to rush, Mat. 8. 32; Mar.
Ao 1i8}5 Wins fs 615, Ge NL
(§ 4. tab. D. c)

violence, Re.

o ,
Oppynya, GATOS, TO,
violent or impetuous motion ;

18. 21.
Sppnpa], aros, 7 opp}
Sppajpare,® dat. sing. Cppnpa
opvea, nom. pl. Opveov
Bpvéors, dat.pl . ea ty id.
pveor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) opis
épveov, gen. sing. Opveov

opus |, ios, 6, ” (§ 4. rem. 4) a bird, fowl ;
the domestic hen, Mat. 23.37; Lu. 13.34.

@ Re, 22. 16, e Re. 18. 21.

opode

293

Opveor, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a bird, fowl,

IRE Tig A. 1G) 1675 Pt

dpobecia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(Spos, a bound, limit, and TiOnt) pr. the
act of fixmg boundaries; a bound set, cer-
tain bound, fiwed limit, Ac. 17. 26. N.T.

épobecias,* acc. pl. : :

opos |, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a mountain, hill,
Math ni, tA outst 20.cebnal.
dépeuvos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) moun-
tainous, hilly, Lu. 1. 39, 65.

Opous, gen. sing. : é : :

-
Opvatoe@, or TT@], fut. gw, aor. 1, dpvéa,
(§ 26.rem.2) to dig, excavate, Mat. 21.33;
25. 18; Mar. 12. I.

oppaves |, n, Ov, OF ov, 6, 4, bereaved of
parents, orphan, Ja. 1. 27; bereaved, deso-
late, Jno. 14. 18.

éppavovs, acc. pl. masc. , : ;

Opx copa, oda], fut. yoopat, ($ 17.tab.Q)
aor. 1, opxXnodunv, to dance, Mat.11.17,
et al.

opxnoapévys, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 dpxéoprae
6p@, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. épdw
dp@pev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : : id.
Sp@v, norm. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Sp@vres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
6pGca, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. id.

OS, Ns ol, (§ 10. tab. J. g) rel. pron. who, which,
qui, que, quod, Mat. 1. 16, 23, 25, et al.;
in N.T. interrog. ep
Mat. 26. 50; in N.T. Os pev—ds de, for
6 pev—6 de, Mat. 21. 35; 2 Co. 2. 16,

6, wherefore, why,

et al.

ws, adv. as, correlatively, Mar. 4. 26;
Jno. 7. 46; Ro. 5. 15, et al.; as, like as,
Mat. 10. 16; Ep. 5. 8, et al.;
as, Gal. 6. 10, et al.;
8. 8, et al.;
al.; before numerals, about, Mar. 5. 13,

according
as, as it were, Re.

as; Im. 165 1; Acs 35 12s et

et al.; conj. that, Ac. ro. 28, et al.; how,
when, Mat. 28. 9; Phi.
2. 23; as an exclamatory particle, how,

Ro. 11. 2, et al.;

Ro. 10. 15; equivalent to dare, accord-
ingly, He. 3. 11; also, on condition that,

a Ac. 17. 26.

»”
opos

éppaves

ec ,
dpobecta

provided that, Ac. 20. 24; ws eizetv, 80
He7. 9:

oo os

to speak,

6aa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. 6ao0s

éoat, nom. pl. fem. id.
dodxis |, adv. jadi
doas, ace. pl. fem. id.
dota, acc. pl. neut. . O@LOS
dcov, acc. sing. masc. a

Oolos ta, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) pr. sanctioned by
the supreme law of God, and nature; pious,
devout, Tit. 1. 8; pure, 1 Ti. 2.8; su-
premely holy, Ac. 2.27; 13.35; He. 7.26;
Re. 15. 43 16. 53 7a dora, pledged boun-
lies, mercies, Ac. 13. 34.

davdrns, TyTos, 7H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
piety, sacred observance of all duties to-
45; Ep. 5. 24.
éatws, adv. piously, holily, 1 Thes.2. 10.

wards God, holiness, Lu. 1.

dovdtys |, THTOS, Oo-Los
dodtyTt, dat. sing. OoLoTys
éatous, acc. pl. mase. OoLos
doiws |, adv. 3 ; id.
oar: ns, 9, (§ 2.tab. Boa). : sy) Olen
oop, acc. sing. dopn
dopa, gen. sing. . id.
dcot, nom. pl. mase. 6a0s
Ocov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. id.

doos |, N, OV, (§ 10. rem. 7. b) a correlative to
TCG0S, TOTOVTOS, etc., as great, as much,
Mara 7A03 03) JNO Ott se te wie; Oo) Ol
10. 25; ed daov xpovor, for how long a
time, while, as long as, Ro. 7. 1; 80, ep
dcov, Sc. xpovov, Mat. 9. 15; dcov
xpovov, how long, Mar. 2. 19; neut.
Gcov repeated, dcov dcov, used to give
intensity to ‘other qualifying words, e.g.
pLuKpov, the very least, a very very litile
while, He. 10. 37; ep daov, in as much
as, Mat. 25. 40, 45; kal’ dcov, by how
much, so far as, He. 3.3; or, in as much
; 9. 27; pl. dca, so
far as, as much as, Re. 1. 2; 18. 7; how

as, as, so, He. 7. 20

great, how much, how many, what, Mar.
3.8; 5.19,20;
as, all who, 2 Co. 1. 20; Phi. 3.15; 1 Ti-

how many soever, as many

1 \ X x
6.13 dcos ay, Or éav, whoever, what
soever, Mat. 7.12; 18. 18.

61 Thes. 2. 10.

owous 294 ovoetr
écdkus, adv. as often as, 1 Co. 11.25, 26; Re. ore |, adv. when, at the time that, at what time, Mat. 7. 28;

its es (Ao Q. 25; Lu. 13. 35, et al. freq.

daous, acc. pl. masc. . Oo0s$ 6 Tl, acc. sing. neut. . . daTts

darep |, NTEp, ozep, (Os & aep) an emphatic form ore |, Conj. ; : ; ‘ ; ‘ id.
of the relative, Mar. 15. 6. Orov, gen. sing. neut. Att. for odtwos K id.

ry , 5] > / e * i

ooTea, acc. Pi. OoTEOV ov, gen. sing. masc. or neut. ° : 1 t0S

OOTEO), obv |, €ov, ov, 76, (§ 3. rem. 3) a@
bone, Mat. 23. 27; Lu. 24. 39, et al.
édcréwv, gen. pl. daTéov
écrovv, nom. sing. contr. ; : 5 id.
dott |, TIS, 6 TL, EN. OUTWoOS, HaTLVOS, outwos, &
Orov, (§ 10. tab. J. h) (os & Ts) relat.
pron. whoever, whatever; whosoever, what-
soever, Mat. 5.39, 41; 13. 12; 18. 4; its
use in place of the simple relative is also
required in various cases, which may be
learnt from the grammars; éws 67ouv,
se. xpovov, until, Lu. 13. 8; while, Mat.
Bo Ae
OTL,
6. 5, 16; often used pleonastically in re-

conj. that, Mat. 2. 16, 22, 23;
citing another’s words, Mat. 9. 18; Lu.
19. 42; Ac. 5. 23; as a causal particle,
for that, for, because, Mat. 2.18; 5.3, 4,53
13. 13; because, sceing that, since, Lu.
Dale OH INGE Uo ie
éoTpakwa, nom. pl. neut. OoTPaKLWoOS
éoTpaxivots, dat. pl. neut. 2 : 5 id.
éarpadivos |, 9, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (doTpaxov, an
earthen vessel) earthen, of earthenware,
D(C a 7/p 7) Nb We Aleb | 1OXES
dodpnots |," ews, 7, (8 5. tab. E. c) (6odpatvopat,
to smell) smell, the sense of smelling.

datas, acc. pl. . dads
édogves, nom. pl. : : . : id.
dopvi, dat. sing. c : : : é id.
dodvv, acc. sing. . é : : id.
dodvos, gen. sing. . ; i : : id.

daus], vos, 7, ($5. tab. E.g) pl. af doepves,

the loins, Mat. 3. 4; Mar. 1. 6, et al.
Ooos
oowv, gen. pl. . . . . . id.
orayv |, conj. (ore & dy) when, whenever, Mat. 5. 11;

6. 2; Mar. 3. 11; Re. 4. 9, et al. freq.;

dow, dat. sing. neut. . , : ;

in N.T. in case of, on occasion of, Jno.
9. &; 1 Co. 15: 27;\ He. 1..6.

ob ], adv. (pr. gen. of ds) where, in what place, Mat.
2.9; 18. 20; whither, to what place, Lu.
10. 1; 22. 10; 24. 28; ov éay, whither-

soever, 1 Co. 16. 6.

ov before a consonant, OUK before a vowel with

a lenis, and gyy with an aspirate |, adv.
of negation, not, no, Mat. 5. 373 12. 43;
23. 37; the peculiarities of its usage, and
as distinct from py, may be learnt from
the grammars.

ovxi, adv. not, Jno. 13. 10, 11; when
followed by GAAa, nay, not so, by no
means, Lu. 1. 60; 12. 51; used also in
negative interrogations, Mat. 5. 46, 47;

6. 25.

ova |,” interj. (Lat. vah) expressive of insult and
derision, ah! aha!

ovat |, interj. (Lat. v@) wo! alas! Mat.11.21; 18.7;
Zonet 2 Asis.) LO,etpalys oT ovat, subst.,
a woe, calamity, Re. 9. 12; 11. 14.

ovdapas |,° adv. (otSapds, nO one, ne unus quidem)
by no means.

ove |, adv. (ov & dé) neither, nor, and not, also not,
Mat. 5.15; 6. 15, 20, 26, 28; when sin-
gle, not even, Mat. 6. 29; 8. 10.

ovdeis |, ovdepia, ovdév, ($ 10. rem. 6. c) (ovdé &
cis) not one, no one, none, nothing, Mat.
5-133; 6.243 19.17; met. ovoey, nothing,
of no account, naught, Jno. 8. 54; Ac.

21. 24.

3 , . fi 5 s
ovoepia, nom, sing. tem. . . . OUOELS
ovdepiar, acc. sing. fem. . ‘ : é id.
ovoev, nom. and acc. sing. neut. 3 c id.
ovodva, acc. sing. masc. . : : : id.
ovoevi, dat. sing. neut. : ; ; id.
obdevés, gen. sing. masc. and neut. 5 : id.

oddérore], adv. (oddé & wdre) never, Mat. 7. 233
21. 16, 42, et al. freq.

ovdere |, adv. (otdé & ww) not yet, never yel, never,
Lu. 23. §3; Jno. 7. 39, et al.

SUN, POOR AEs eee | eee eh ee

a1 Co. 12.17.

6 Mar. 15, 29.

e Mat. 2. 6.

ovbet

ovfeis j, ovGéy, later forms for ovdels, oddev, V-r. 1 Co.

Tee 2hacuCOu res:
ovGev, nom. sing. neut.—~A. C. Ln. Tdf.
ovdev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 13. 2)
ovGevds, gen. sing. masc—B. Ln. Tdf.
ovoevds, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co, 11. 8)
see ov.

‘ \ ovdeis

>
OUK,

ov«ert |, adv. (ov & et) no longer, no more, Mat.
22. 46, et al.

ovdkovr |,” then, therefore; used interrogatively, Jno.
Lon oye

ovr | 52 particle expressing either simple sequence or

consequence; then, now then, Mat. 13. 18;
then, Lu.
15.28; Jno. 6.14, et al.; therefore, con-

INOW Os 20, etales thereupon,
sequently, Mat. 5. 48; Mar. 10. 9, et al.;
it also serves to mark the resumption of
discourse after an interruption by a paren-
thesis, 1 Co. 8. 4, et al.

ovre |, ady. (od & Tw) not yet, Mat. 15.17; 16.9;
24. 6; Jno. 2. 4, et al.

ovpa|, ds, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a tail, Re. g. 10, 19;

1244:
ovpat, nom. pl. otpd
ouputs, dat. pl. . 5 5 id.
oipavé, voc. sing. . oupaves
ovpavios |, fa, voy, OF (ov, 6, 7 id.
ovpaviov, gen. sing. fem. ovpavios
ovpaviw, dat. sing. fem. id.
ovpavcber |, Uae
oupavol, nom. pl.
ovpavots, dat. pl. 5 s ‘ 6
otpavcy, acc. sing. . : id.

ovpavos |, 08, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) and pl. ofpa-
vol, Ov, ot, heaven, the heavens, the
visible heavens and all their phenomena,
Mat. 5. 18; 16. 1; 24. 29, et al. freq.;
the air, atmosphere, in which the clouds
and tempests gather, the birds fly, etc.,
Mat. 6. 26; 16. 2, 3, et al.;
peculiar seat and abode of God, of angels,
of glorified spirits, etc., Mat. 5.34, 45, 48;
GMO LON 12.850); 135) 303) 00%
32, 38, 41, 42, 50, 51, 58; in N.T. heaven

heaven as the

Jno. 3.

as a term expressive of the Divine Being,
Mat. 19. 143
Alle ARF Is Heh chy A UINGh Bo 7/5

His administration, etc.,

« Jno. 18, 37.

295

|
|
4
|

6 Ro. 16. 9.

OUTOS

> , tf / e e
OUPAVLOS, La, LOY, OF Lov, 0, , heavenly, celes-
lial, Mat. 6.14, 26, 32; 15.13, et al.

otpavofev, adv. from heaven, Ac.
DAR ses 204 1D:
ovpavov, gen. sing. ovpavos
ovpavovs, acc. pl. . : é : : id.
oupavo, dat. sing. id.
ovpavay, gen. pl. id.
ovpdas, acc, pl. . oupa.
OtpBavor,’ ace. . . . OvpBaves
OipBavds |, od, 6, 6 3. tab. C.a) Urbanus, Urban,
pr. name.
Oitpias], ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. d) Urias, Uriah, pr.
name.
Ovpiov,’ gen. Ovpias
ovs, acc. pl. masc, . ; 3 j . Os
ots], @Tos, TO, (§ 4. rem. 3. b) the ear, Mat.
MCh F/B WIEN Vio B38 lib 2s FoR SNAG:
Te bil; ebiale
Grdpiov, ov, Td, (dimin. of driov)
an ear, v.r. Mat. 14. 47.
@Tlov, ov, 70, in N.T. simply equiva-
lent to ods, an ear, Mat. 26. 51; Mar.
14. 473 Lu. 22. 51; Jno. 18. 10, 26.
ovoca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. (§ 12. tab. L) eipt
ovoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. : ‘ id.
ovoav, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. 6 id.
ovo”, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. ; id.
ovens, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
ovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
ovcia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
ovotay, acc. sing. : otcia
ovolas, gen. sing. . : ; : : id.
ovaav, gen. pl. fem. part. pres. : ; eipe
ove |, conj. (ob & TE) neither, nor, Lu. 20. 36;
ovTe—ovTe, OF ovde—ouTE, neither—
nor, Lu. 20. 35; Gal. 1.12; in N.T. also
used singly in the sense of ovoé, not even,
Mare sa03)5) bu. 12: 2601 Coma:
ovTot, nom. pl. masc. 3 j ; » OUTOS

ovtos |, avry, Todro, (§ 10. tab. J. c, and rem. 3)
demons. pron. this, this person or thing,
Mat. 3. 3,9, 173 8.93 24. 34
et al. freq.; used by way of contempt,
this fellow, Mat. 13. 55; 27.473 avto
this very thing, this same thing,

10. 2;

TOUTO,
\ cal
2 Co. 2. 33 7. 113 eis airo TovTo, and

¢ Mat. 1. 6,

OUX

296 opOanr

elliptically, aivd todro, for this same purpose, on one who is in any way bound, or under obligation
this account, Ep. 6. 18, 22; 2 Pe. 1. 5; to perform any duty, Ro.1.14; 8.12;
Kat ovTos, and moreover, Lu.7.12; 16.1; 15.27; Gal. 5.3; in N.T. one who fails
20. 30; Kat Tovto, and that too, 1 Co. in duty, a delinquent, offender, Mat. 6.12;
6.6, 8; rovro pev—Todro Oe, partly— a sinner, Lu. 13. 4, cf. v. 2.
partly, He. 10. 33. dpery, As, 4, (§ 2. tab. B.a) a debt,
ovtws & ovTw before a consonant, adv. Mat. 18.32; met. a duty, due, Ro. 13.7;
thus, in this way, Mat. 1. 18; 2.5; 5.16, 1 Com7an3
et al. freq.; Os prev ovTws, Os O€ OUTUS, odetAnpa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
one so, and another so, one in one way, a debt; a due, Ro. 4. 4; in N.T. a de-
and another in another, 1 Co. 7. 73 80, linquency, offence, fault, sin, Mat. 6. 12,
Nate a2) sete Ol e242 Che tl: ChaivaelAs
freq.; thus, under such circumstances, Ac. odor, (pr. aor. 2, of ddpethw) used
20.11; in such a condition, viz., one pre- later and in N.T. as an interj., O that!
viously mentioned, Ac. 27. 17; 1 Co. would that! 1 Co. 4.8; Gal. 5. 12, et al.
7.26, 40; and, perhaps, Jno. 4. 6; in an odets, nom., acc., and voc. pl. . : : ods
ordinary way, at ease, like Lat. sic, per- odor, : . édeirdy
haps, Jno. 4. 6. ddedos |, 70, Only in the nom. 6 6. rem. 5) (4p2d-
obx, see oi, Aw, to further, augment) profit, utility,
ovxi |, Fi ov advantage, 1 Co. 15. 32, et al.
Gdetrds, acc. pl. . : : : - dpery adperew, G, fut. yow, aor. 1, dpeAn-
oeiret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ : bdeiiw oa, (§ 16. tab. P) to help, profit, benefit,
ddeiXets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ; : id. Mat. 27. 24; Mar. 7. 11; Ro. 2. 25, et
OdetAérat, nom. pl... . . . opevrérns al.
OdetAcrats, dat. pl. . : ; : : id. apdrea, as, 7), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
oetrere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . odeiiw rem. 2) help; profit, gain, advantage,
detrérns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) @o ‘ » id. benefit, Ro. 3. 1; Jude 16.
operry |, js, 7H, (8 2. tab. B. a) : ‘ id. @péXipos, ov, 6, 7, 70, -ov, (§ 7.
odethypAa |, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D.c) . ‘ id. rem. 2) profitable, useful, beneficial ; ser-
OderAjpata, acc. pl. . 3 j : odetAnpa viceable, 1 Ti. 4. 8, bis.; 2 Ti. 3. 16;
dewryv, acc. sing. . ; ’ F - dpe Tit. 3. 8.
édeiAomev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 : édeihw ddeot, dat. pl. t ; : : . dus
oderAdopevny, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. . id. odeur, gen. pls =: : c : : id.
édetAcpevov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id. Opews, gen. sing. . : id.
Odeidovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. j id. ddbarpodovrcia |, as, y> (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
ddeiXovtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . 4 id. rem. 2) (60adrpos & dovAcia) eye-
ddeirovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; : id. service, service rendered only while under
inspection, Ep. 6. 6; Col. 3. 22. N.T.
opeiro], fut. now, (§ 35. rem. 5) aor. 2, dpbadpodovrcia, dat. sing.—Al. Ln. Sch.
OeXov, to owe, be indebted, Mat. 18. 6pGadpodovA€«iats, Rec; Gr; df ddOadpodovrcia
28, 30, 34; to incur a bond, to be bound (Col. 3. 22)
to make discharge, Mat. 23. 16, 18; to be bfpbarpodovr<iars, dat. pl. : ; . id.
bound or obliged by what is due or fitting ddbadpodovrciay, acc. sing. . 5 3 id.
or consequently necessary, Lu. 17. 10; bpbadrpoil, nom, pl. : : : : opOadpos
Jno. 13. 14, et al.; to incur desert, to de- 6pOadpots, dat. pl. : : : : id.
serve, Jno. 19. 7; to be due or (filling, dpGadpov, acc. sing. - : : id.
1 Co. 7. 3, 36; from the Aram. to be opbadpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) 2 . bpdw
delinquent, Lu. 11. 4. 6pGadrpod, gen. sing. : : : - ddbadpds
obetAerys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a opbadpovs, acc. pl. 3 ; x id.
debtor, one who owes, Mat. 18. 24; met. 6pbadpa, dat. sing. ; 3 A é id.

ofpOar 297 Taylo

sbbadpaw, a a) : : , spOadpds éWaptov |, lov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dimin. of owov, cooked

opbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 36. rem. 1). : ‘ . 6paw
odOevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
6dpbevros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
6fOyjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. pass. . : id.
é6hOynoopat, | pers. sing. fut. pass. : : id.
Od, acc. sing. . : 9 : : ods

ors], ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a@ serpent, Mat.
7. 10; 10. 163; an artificial serpent, Jno.
3. 14; used of the devil or Satan, Re.
12. 0, 14; 155) 20: 25: met: a) man of
serpentine character, Mat. 23. 33.

éppvtos,? gen. sing. . , 4 2 . éddpds

oppus], vos, 7, (§ 5. tab. E, g) a brow, eye-
brow ; the brow of a mountain, edge of a

precipice, Lu. 4. 29.

oxréw, @], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) . ; bxXos
oyAot, nom. pl. : & : , : id.
dxAots, dat. pl. . ; 5 : 5 id.
oxAov, acc. sing. é A id.

6xAorrorew, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. an P) One &
TrOLew) to collect a mob, create a tumult.
N.T.

dxNorroujoavtes,” nom, pl. mase. part. aor.1 — §yozrovéw

dx Aos | 9 0U, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) a crowd, a con-
fused multitude of people, Mat. 4. 25;
5.1; 7.28; spe. the common people, Jno.
7-49; @ multitude, great number, Lu.
5.29; 6.17; Ac. 1.15; by impl. tumult,
uproar, Lu. 22.6; Ac. 24. 18.
dxAew, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)

pr. to mob; to vex, trouble, Lu. 6.18; Ac.

5. 16.
dyXov, gen. sing. : ‘ ; : dxXos
dxAovprevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . dxAéw
6xAovpévous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
dxAous, acc. pl. . ‘ ; : : 6xXos
dxho, dat. sing. 3 2 ; é ‘ id.
dxAwy, gen. pl. . : id.

6x’pwua |, aros, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. . cea to
fortify, 6 dxupés, Jirm, strong) a stronghold ;

met. an opposing bulwark of error or
vice, 2 Co. 10. 4. LXX.
éxvpopdrwv,® gen. pl. . . . - dxtpopa
éWdpia, ace. pl. . C : - 5 éWdptov
a Lu. 4. 29. 6 Ac. 17. 5. ce 2 Co.

provision as distinguished from bread; a
dainty dish; fish) a little fish, Jno.6.9, 11;
ZENO eLO; 13.
owaptuv, gen. pl... : ‘ ; . éwaptov
owe] , adv. late ; put for the first watch, at evening,
Mar. 11. 19; 13. 353 de oaBPBarov,
after the close of the Sabbath, Mat. 28. 1.
ipos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) late ;
latter, Ja.5.7; poetic and later prose for
oytos, ta, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) late,
Mar. II. 11; n owia, sc. apa, evening,
two of which were reckoned by the
Hebrews ; one, from the ninth hour
until sunset, Mat. 8. 16; 14. 15, et al.;
and the other, from sunset until dark,
Mat. 14. 23; 16. 2, et al.
ower, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. Att. (§ 35. rem. 11) opaw

oweobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : ‘ id.
owerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. q ; : id.
oy, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind—A. B. C. Ln.

Sch. Tdf. A : : ; id.

owe, Rec. Gr. (Mat. 27. 4)

ounobe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
dia, nom. sing. fem. c c . - dios
éyias, gen. sing. fem. . : P ; id.
ouov,* acc. sing. mase. . P ‘ - dynos
oypos |, ov, 6, 7 é 5 P ; éwé
ow, ace. sing. . : : oyns
oytos |, ta, cov, (§ 7. rem. 2) , : : oye
os |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ; 3 - Opdw
owopat, | pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
éWouefa, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. : 3 : id.
oWovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : : id.
é6yovia, nom. pl. . : - dwevov

donor |, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (Syor, cooked pro-
visions, etc.), provisions ; a stipend or pay
of soldiers, Lu. 3. 14; 1 Co. 9. 7; wages
of any kind, 2 Co. 11. 8; due wages, a
stated recompense, Ro. 6. 23. L.G.

dWeviors, dat. pl. . . . . odviov
mayida, acc. sing. . : : - marys
Taywevowot,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, a ° mayiw<evw
Traywevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) . . TIVE
mayidos, gen. sing. . . 5 5 mays

10, 4. ad Ja. 5.7. e Mat, 22, 15.

Tayis 298 Tas
mays], (Sos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) THyvypt | TaWevovTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. TULOEVM
méyov, ace. sing. . i r Tayos ma.oevovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
adyos |, ou, 6; /(G13. tab, Coa)e a Tipyvue ma.woevoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
mayou, gen. sing. 3 : 5 Tayos madeutas, acc. pl. : mraudeut 7s
wéber, dat. sing. . : i 7ados Ta.evTyV, acc. sing. . : : id:
mabey, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 4) Técxw | TatdevTis |, 0d, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) mais
adn, ace. pl. ‘ f ardbos mra.devw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) ‘ ; id.
7aOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. : TATXW jaota, nom., ace., and voce. pl. 5 : TOLOLoVv
maOypa|, atos, 76, ($4. tab. D.c) . : id. wavd.dbev |,” adv.—Rec. Gr. Sch... . ; peas
mabipact, dat. pl. ; ardOnpa €x mwraioudGev, B. C. Ln. Tdf. (Mar. 9. 21)
wabjpora, nom. and ace. pl. ; ; 2 id. mavdtois, dat. pl. . . . . . matdSiov
ralnpdarwv, gen. pl. ‘ ; f id. mra.otov |, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) . : Tals
rabyrds |,” nh, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) A TéoXw qatotov, gen. sing. ; 6 7aiolov
mabovras, acc. pl. m. part. aor. 2, ($36. rem. 4) id. Tawiurkas, acc. pl. . : : TaLdioKy
maQdvros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : id. ma.dioKy |, ns, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) mats
wafos |, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) . 5 : id. TaiioKyny, acc. sing. TaLolcKy
mafovca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 : id. TALOLoKyS, gen. sing. . C : ; id.
maOay, nom. sing. mase. part. aor. 2. ‘ id. madurkOv, gen. pl. . : : : . id.
matoa, acc. sing. . , Tals Taioiwy, gen. pl. . : 7raLolov
Tradaywydv, acc. sing. : é : Tradaywyds tatoos, gen. sing. Tats
madaywyds |, 0d, 6, (§ 3. tab.C.a) (rats & dyw- maidwv, gen. pl. . : : c c id.
yos, dyw) a pedagogue, child-tender, a maigew,° pres. infin. . mail
person, usually a slave or freedman, to mailw |, fut. raigopat, ($ 26. rem. 2) Tals

whom the care of the boys of a family

was committed, whose duty it was to mais |, maiods, 6, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. ce) @ child in

attend them at their play, lead them to
and from the public school, and exercise
a constant superintendence over their
conduct and safety; in N.T. an ordinary

director or minister contrasted with an
Apostle, as a pedagogue occupies an in-
ferior position to a parent, 1 Co. 4. 15;
a term applied to the Mosaic law, as
dealing with men as in a state of mere

childhood and tutelage, Gal. 3. 24, 25.

relation to parents, of either sex, Jno.
Anais
either male or female, and of all ages from

et al.; a child in respect of age,
infancy up to manhood, a boy, youth, girl,
maiden, Mat. 2.16; 17. 18; Lu. 2. 43;
8. 54; a@ servant, slave, Mat. 8. 6, 8, 13,
CEA V."9);) Lue 7/575 (CE ve 32 105, an atien=
1. 69;
Ac. 4. 25; also, Lu. 1. 543; or, perhaps,

dant, minister, Mat. 14. 2; Lu.

a child in respect of fatherly regard.

Taaywyovs, acc. pl. . . . Tradaywyos mauddptov, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
mawoapiots, dat. pl. . : : aad pLov (dimin. of zrais) @ little boy, child; a boy,
maduptov |, iov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. ae Tats lad, Mat. 11. 16; Jno. 6. 9.
qaloas, acc. pl. ; ; ‘ ; id. maidela, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
travdeta. |, as, 0 (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id. rem. 2) (radevw) education, training up,
mavdeia, dat. sing. TOALoeta nurture of children, Ep. 6. 4; instruction,
An acc. sing. ; ; ; é id. discipline, 2 Ti. 3.16; in N.T. correction,
qmatdelas, gen. sing. . ; ; : : id. chastisement, He. 12. 5, 7, 8, 11.
maoevet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : TALEvw maidevTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
mwawev0act, % pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. (§ 14. preceptor, instructor, teacher, pr. of boys ;
rem. 3. b) : , ‘ : id. genr. Ro. 2. 20; in N.T. a chastiser, He.
maidevopela, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. 5 id. 20s
qoidevojevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id. | madevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
a Ac. 26, 23. 4 Mar. 9. 21. ¢ 1 Co. 10. 7.

TAaLOoa

299 Tavoo

aor. l, eraidevoa, to educate, instruct children, 12. 33; He. 1.11; met. to treat as antiquated, to

Ac: 7. 22); 22.33) genr. Talo<vopat, to be
taught, learn, 1 Ti. 1. 20; to admonish,
instruct by admonition, 2 Ti. 2.25; Tit.
2.12; in N.T. to chastise, chasten, 1 Co.
11.32) 2:Co. 6.9; He: 12:16; 7, 10; Re:
3. 19; Of criminals, to scourge, Lu. 23.
16, 22.

maoioGev, adv. from childhood, from
a child, Mar. g. 21. N.T.

Ta.olov, ov, TO, (§ 2.tab. C.c) (dimin.
of Tats) an infant, babe, Mat.2.8, et al.;
but usually in N.T. as equiv. to zais,
Mat. 142 21; Mar. 7. 28, et al. freq.; pl.
voc. used by way of endearment, my dear
children, 1 Jno. 2. 18, et al.; also as a
term of familiar address, children, my lads,
Ind. 21. 5.

raidioKn, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.a) (fem.
dimin. of zats) @ girl, damsel, maiden; a
female slave or servant, Mat. 26.69; Mar.
14. 66, 69, et al.

malo, fut. malEouat, (§ 26. rem. 2)
to play in the manner of children; to sport,

abrogate, supersede, He. 8. 13.

mahaud., nom. sing. fem. and ace. pl. neut. - maXatds

mahaud, dat. sing. fem. : : : ide
maAuidy, acc. sing. fem. . ; : ‘ id
maAawas, gen. sing. fem. : : ‘ ra
maAatov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. 3 ; id.
maauds |, d, dv, (§ 7. rem. 1) . A ; eG
maha.orys |, THTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) . : id.
madadryTl,” dat. sing. . ‘ : . -wadaudrns
mada.ov, gen. sing. neut. . 5 2 . qaNdauds
mudavovpeva, ace. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. TwoAaLow
madavovpevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) : : 3 id.
maNXatovs, acc. pl. masc. . : ; . qaXauds
TaXatow, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) ’ Sen
madod, dat. sing. neut. . , - - gqadaws
mrahamOycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. pass. , aaa

wan |,° ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (rddXw, to swing
round, sway backward and forward) wrest-

ling; struggle, contest, Ep. 6. 12.

madvyyeveria], as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(waAuy & yéveots) anew birth; regenera-
tion, renovation, Mat.19.28; Tit.3.5. L.G.

to practise the festive gestures of idolatrous traduyyevecia, dat. sing. . : : mahuyyeverta
worship, 1 Co. Io. 7. maduyyeverias, gen. sing. ; ; : id.
maigas, nom. sing. mase. part. aor. 1. 5 malw ;
maton, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. é 5 id. Taw | , adv. pr. back; again, back again, Jno.
movi, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem. 3. b) y ; mae 10.17; Ac. 10. 16; 11. 10, et al.; again

‘ ; , by repetition, Mat. 26. 43, et al.; again
Talo |, fut. zaiow, perf. aemaika, aor. 1,
éxatoa, (§ 13. tab. M) to strike, smite,
with the fist, Mat. 26. 68; Lu. 22. 64;

with a sword, Mar. 14. 47; Jno. 18. 10;

in continuation, further, Mat.5.33; 13.44,
45, 47; 18. 19; again, on the other hand,
1 Jno. 2. 8, et al.

TrapmAnbet |,” adv. (as & mA O0s) the whole mul-

to strike as a scorpion, to sting, Re. 9. 5. hide torethers Gltuab ance
fo} ? =

mana |, adv. of old, long ago, Mat. 11. 21; Lu. Tapmoddov,* gen. sing. masc.—Rec. Gr. Sch. F
10. 13; He. 1.1; Jude 4; of waAat, old, adAw moAXov, B.D. Ln. Tdf. nears maparoXus
former, 2 Pe. 1.9; some time since, already, mapaonvs |, TapmTohAn, Tap7roXv, (§ 7. rem, 8. a)
Mar. 15. 44. (was & mous) very many, very great,
maXatds, a, ov, ($7. rem. 1) old, not vast
mew or recent, Mat. 9. 16,173; 13. 52; IlappvvXia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
teu 5e 30,.eu als Pamphylia, a country of Asia Minor.
madavorys, THTOS, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) Tlappvdfav, ace. : , : - Tlapdvdia
oldness, antiquatedness, obsoleteness, Ro. TlapdvaAias, gen. : : : . id.
4.16. away, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : : Tas
maXdaiw, @, fut. dow, perf. weza- mavdoxei,’ dat. sing. : : ; . mavdoxets
Naiwxa, (§ 20. tab. T) to make old; pass. mavdoxeiov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) 3 id.
to grow old, to become worn or effete, Lu. TAavooxes |, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) (a later form

a Ro, 7. 6. 6 Ep. 6. 12. ° Lu, 23, 18. d Mar. 8.1. e Lu. 10, 35. J Lu. 10. 34.

mavny

for mavdoxeds, mas & déxopar) the keeper of a
public inn or caravanserai, a host.
Tavooxetov, ov, Td, 4 public inn, place
where travellers may lodge, called in the
East by the name of menzil, khan, cara-
vanserai.
mavnyspel,” dat. sing. . . Tavryyupls
ravizyupis | ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. .<) (nas & dyupis,
an assembly) pr. an assembly of an entire
people; a solemn gathering at a festival ;
a festive convoeation, He. 12. 23.
mavout |,” adv. (was & otKos) with one’s whole house -
hold or family.
mavorrAia |, as, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (3as
& oor) panoply, complete urmour, a
complete suit of armour, both offensive
and defensive, as the shield, sword, spear,
helmet, breastplate, etc., Lu. 11. 22; Ep.

Gai, 13
mavorAiav, acc. sing. . . ravorhia
mavoupyia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Tavoupyos
Bevo y i dat. sing. mavoupyia.
acc. sing. . id.

Tavoupyiay,
mavovpyos },° ov, 6, %, (§ 7. rem. 1.2) (nas & epyov)
pr. ready to do anything; hence, crafty,
cunning, artful, wily.
mavoupyia., as, 7, knavery, craft, cun-
ning, Lu. 20. 23; 1 Co. 3. 19, et al.

qavra, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc.pl.neut. as
qavrTas, acc. pl. masc. . i ; 5 id.
mavTaxy |, adv.—Al]. Ln. Tdf. 4 4 \ ‘d
TAVTAXOV, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac, 21. 28) y
Tal adv. : 3 : : id.
mavtaxov|, adv. . ; , : 5 id.
TavTeNes, acc. sing. neut. i mavTedys

mavTeAys |, €os, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. -* (was &
téos) perfect, complete; eis TO 7mav-
TeAés, adverbially, throughout, through all
time, ever, He. 7, 25; with a negative, at
all, Lu. 13. 11.

qmavres, nom. pl. masc. F _ 7was
mavTn |," adv. 5 2 - ‘ j id.
qavri, dat. sing. masc. and neut. : ‘i id.
mavtober |, adv. . , : : F id.
TavToKpatopos, gen. sing. - - TavTOKpaTwp

mavroKpatwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (was &
Kparos) almighty, omnipotent, 2 Co.6.18;
Re. 1. 8; 4.8, etal. (qa). L.G.

a He, 12. 23. 6 Ac. 16. 34,

300

Tapas
mavrTos, gen. sing. masc. and neut. . Tas
mavtore |, adv. = : Bs : 0 id.
mavT7wy, gen. pl. masc. and neut. ‘ : id.
TavTus |, adv. ; 3 C : 5 id.

map by apostrophe for zapd.

Tapa | , Prep., with a genitive, from, indicating source

or origin, Mat. 2. 4, 7; Mar. 8. 11; Lu.

2 etialies og Tap avon, his relatives
or kinsmen, Mar. 3. 21; 7a map’ avTas
qmavta, all her substance, property, etc.,
Mar. 5. 26; with a dative, with, by, nigh
to, in, among, etc., Mat. 6. 1; 19. 26;
Pig BIR pI, O50 Tap éavTo, at home,
Gos 16; 2'

ment or estimation of, 1 Co. 3. 19; 2 Pe.

in the sight of, in the judg-

2. 11; 3. 8; with an accusative, motion,
by, near to, along, Mat. 4. 18; motion,
towards, to, at, Mat. 15. 30; Mar. 2. 13;
motion terminating in rest, at, by, near,
by the side of, Mar. 4.1, 4; Lu. 5.1;
8. 5; in deviation from, in violation of,

inconsistently with, Ac. 18.13; Ro. 1. 26;

Il. 24; above, more than, Lu. 13. 2, 4;

Ro. 1. 25; after comparatives, Lu. 3. 13;

1 Co. 3. 11; except, save, 2 Co. 11. 24;

beyond, past, He. 11. 11; im respect of, on

the score of, 1 Co. 12. 15, 16.
mapafaivere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . - TapaBaive
tapaPaivovct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. 6 . id.
mapa Paive |, fut. Byropar, aor. 2, rapeByy, (§ 37.

rem. 1) (rapa & Baivw) pr. to step by

the side of; to deviate; met. to transgress,

violate, Mat. 15. 2, 3; 2 Jno. 9; to incur

forfeiture, Ac. I. 25.

mapaBacis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

a stepping by the side, deviation; a trans-

gression, violation of law, Ro. 2.23; 4.15,

et al.

mapafarys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a

transgressor, violator of law, Ro.2.25,27;
(a).
mrapaBaivev, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . mapaBaivw
mapaBaddw |, fut. Badd, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (rapa

& BadXw) to cast or throw by the side of;
to compare, Mar. 4. 30; absol., a

Gale2 1854 Ja212-105 0.

met.
nautical term, to bring-to, land, Ac.20.15.

mapaf3oA%, 7S; ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) a

ce 2 Co. 12. 16. d Ac, 24. 3,

mapap

placing one thing by the side of another; a com-
paring ; a parallel case cited in illus-
tration; a@ comparison, simile, similitude,
19 ;
short relation under which something else

Maniy4= 305 Hes rr. a parable, a
is figured, or in which that which is ficti-
tious is employed to represent that which
is real, Mat. 13. 3, 10, 13, 18, 24, 31, 33,
Gills RYO, EHO. Olic BG FAIS 8 675 18 Dig BY
et al.; in N.T. a type, pattern, emblem,
He.9.9; @ sentiment, grave and sententi-
ous precept, maxim, Lu. 14.7; an obscure
and enigmatical saying, anything expressed
in remote and ambiguous terms, Mat.
13. 35; Mar. 7.17; @ proverb, adage,
Lu. 4. 23.

mapaPahwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . trapaBpakrAw
mapapace, dat. sing. TrapdBacts
Tapapacewy, gen. pl. : : ; : id.
mapafacéws, gen. sing. : : id.
rapaBacts |, ews, 4, ($ 5. tab. E. c) . tapaBaivw
mapafsarar, nom. pl. mapaParns
Tapaparnv, ace. sing. : : 3 id.
mapaBarns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. oe TapaBaive

trapafialopar |, fut. dropat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (rapa
& Budlw) to force; to constrain, press
with urgent entreaties, Lu. 24. 29; Ac.

16. 15. L.G.
mapaBoXats, dat. pl. trapaodyn
mapafsoXds, acc. pl. . . 4 id.

tapaBodevonar |, fut. evoopat, Cerca risk-
ing, venturesome) to stake or risk one’s self,
Verbhin 230. Nab:

rrapaPoXevodpevos, Nom. sing. masc. part.

aor. 1.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. trapaBodevopnat
tapaPovAevodpevos, R. (Phi.2.30)
trapafsody |, As, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. a) TapafsadrXw
tapafPoAy, dat. sing. . . 0 mrapaPody
mapaPoAnv, acc. sing. : ; : : id.
mapafsoAys, gen. sing. . ; : ‘ id.
mapaPovrcvopar |, fut. evoouat, (§ 15. tab. O)

mapa & BovAetw) to be reckless, regard-

lessysPhis 25 305 NSE.
trapafovAevodpevos,* nom. sing. masc. part.
aor. 1

» tapaPovAevopat
mapayyei\artes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. I,

(§ 27. rem. 1. d) TapayyeAXw
TapayyeiAas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.

301

Tapao
mapayyet\ys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. TapayyéAdo
mapayyeXia. |, as, Oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
tapayyedia, dat. sing. mapayyeXio.
TapayyeXiav, acc. sing. . ; : 3 id.
mapayyeXtas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. ‘ id.
mapayyedXe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . mapayyéhAw
mapayyéAXct, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.
mapayyéAXev, pres. infin. ; : c id.
mapayyéAAopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ id.

mapayyéAXw |, fut. eA, (§ 27. rem. 1.b) (apa &
ayye\\w) to announce, notify ; to com-
mand, direct, charge, Mat. 10. 5; Mar.
63183; 85 65) Luo 20-7et als;
obtest, entreat solemnly, 1 Ti. 6. 13.

to charge,

mapayyeXia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) a command, order, charge,

Ac. 5. 28; direction, precept, 1 Thes.

Ax 2, et al:
mapayyé\wv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. TrapayyeAAw
Tapayet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tapayw
TapacyevopLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2,

(§ 37. rem. 1) Tapayivopat
TapayEevopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 . id.
TApayEVOLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
Tapayevoj.evov, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
TapayEvopLevovs, ace. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
Tapayevenat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . id.
Trapay€vovTa, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. - id.
Tapdyerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. Trapayw
TapaytveTa, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tapaytvopat

Trapayivopat |, fut. yevyoop.at, aor. 2, Tapeyevoyyy,
(§ 37. rem. 1) (mapa. & yivopa.) to be
by the side of; to come, approach, arrive,
Mati. 1; 3519); Mar. 14)435)5) bu. 7745
et al.; seq. ex, to come upon in order to
seize, Lu. 22. 52; to come forth in

public, make appearance, Mat. 3. 1; He.

yy Hie
Tapdyovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . Trapayo
Tapayovtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. 5 id.
Trapaye |, fut. d&w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (apa & ayo)

to lead beside; intrans. to pass along or by,

Mat. 20. 30; Jno. 9.1; to pass on, Mat.

9. 9, 27; intrans. and mid. to pass away,

be in a state of transition, 1 Co. 7. 31;
We Jnow 2S, p 17-00 (a)
Tapayov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . . Tapayw

TapadedojLEvol, nom. pl. masc, part. perf. pass. Trapadlowpt

a Phi, 2. 30,

Tapao

Tapad<oora, 3 pers. sing. perf. pass. (§ 30.

rem. 4) Trapadlowp.e
mapadeduxeray, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. act. (§ 13.

rem. 8. f) : : 3 : id.
mapadeowxdat, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. act.

(§ 30. tab. Z) ‘ : : id.
Se ae acc. pl. masc. part. pres.

act. mrapaderypatilw

mapaderypatilw |, fut. iow, “6 26. rem. 1) (zapd-
Sevypa, an example) to make an example
of; to expose to ignominy and shame, Mat.
T. 19); He. 6.6. > LiG;

Tapaderypatioat, aor. 1, infin. act. mapaderyparice

Tapadeuroy, acc. sing. : : C . mapadeuros

mapddeoos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (of Oriental

in the Heb. D315) a park, a forest

where wild beasts were “kept for hunting ;

origin;

a pleasure-park, a‘garden of trees of vari-
ous kinds; used in the LXX. for the
Garden of Eden; in N.T. the celestial

paradise, Lu. 23. 43; 2 Co. 12. 4; Re.

2. 7-
maopadcicw, dat. sing. ‘ 4 + Tapaderros
snare 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. Trapadexopat
mapadexer ban, pres. infin. 5 z c id.
mapadexeTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; id.

mapadexopar |, fut. Comat, ($ 23. rem. 1. b) (apa
& d€yopar) to accept, receive; met. to
recewe, admit, yield assent to, Mar. 4. 20;
1 Fra UG), eV a be

to receive or embrace with favour, approve,

Ac. 16. 21; 22.18;

love, He. 12. 6.
mapadexovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. Tapadexopat
Tapad€exov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. ‘ id.
TapadiatpiBai,* nom. pl. Tapadvatpyin

mapadiarpiin |, js, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. a) (zapa &
dat pef3n, waste of time, delay) useless
disputation.

Trapao.oot, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj.—Ln. Tdf.

(§ 30. rem. 5) ‘ : TapadiowpL
Tapaog, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 15. 24)

mapadiooueBa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. (§ 30.

tabopAeAs) «| : : ; F id.
Tapao.wovat, pres. infin. act. - : : id,
TapaoidovTa, acc. sing. mase. part. pres. act. id.
mapad.devtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
Tapaod.ovros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
mrapaciooc bar, pres. infin. pass. : : id.

302

a1 Ti. 6. 5.

TaApad

mrapadioorat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; Tapadiowpt

japadioovs, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.

Tapadiog, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj.—A. B. D. 4

mapado, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 15. 24) \ a:
rapadiowpt |, fut. ddow, (§ 30. tab. Z) (rapa &
b(Swpe) to give over, hand over, deliver

up, Mat. 4° 12)5\15. 253) 10. 4, 14, et al.;

to commit, intrust, Mat. 11. 27; 25. 14,

et al.; to commit, commend, Ac. 14. 26;

15.40; to yield up, Jno. 19. 30; 1 Co.

15.24; to abandon, Ac. 7.42; Ep. 4. 1y;

to stake, hazard, Ac. 15.26; to deliver as

a matter of injunction, instruction, etc.,

Mar. 7.13; Lu. 1.2; Ac. 6. 14, et al.;

absol. to render a yield, to be matured,

Mar. 4. 29.

mapdadoos, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
delivery, handing over, transmission; in

N.T. what is transmitted in the way of

teaching, precept, doctrine, 1 Co. 11. 2;

2 Thes. 2. 15; 3. 6; tradition, tradition-

ary law, handed down from age to age,

Mat. 055.2, 35 Get rale
mapaodiows, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Tapadioupe
Tapao.oact, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . : id.
mapacolets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 30. rem. 4) 4 : 0 id.
trapadolelon, dat. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
mrapadobeions, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
mapadoOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ; 5 id.
tapadobncec be, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . id.
TapadoOnoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . id.
mapasoda, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
Trapaoot, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 30.

rem. 5).—B. D. Ln. Taf. : id.

Tapas, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 4. 29)
TapadovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
mapadoga,” acc. pl. neut. mapaoosos
mapadogos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) aes do€ar,

beside expectation) unexpected; strange,

wonderful, astonishing, Lu. 5. 26.
mapaddce, dat. sing. Trapadocts
Tapadocets, ace. pl. ; : : ; id.
mapadécewy, gen. pl. . : . : id.
Trapadoow, accusing. ire : 5 id.
mapddoots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec). . Tapadidwptt
Tapadovvan, aor. 2 infin. act. (§ 30. rem. 1) id.
mapadovs, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.

6 Lu. 5. 26.

Tapao

. . U
wapao@, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. - rapadidwjue

rapad@, 3 pers. sing. aor, 2, subj. act. . id.
mapadoce, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
Tapadact, 3 p. pl. aor. 2, subj. act.—B. Ln st re
Tapadwace, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 10. 19)
mapadwcovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . 5 id.
mapadwow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
TAapAadwrwy, nom, sing. masc. part. fut. act. id.
mapalnAodpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mapalnddow

mapalnd<w, o|, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (rapa &
(dow) to provoke to jealousy, Ro. 10.19;
to excite to emulation, Ro. 11. 11, 143 to
provoke to indignation, 1 Co.10.22. LXX.

mapatyAGoat, aor, |, infin. . : » mapalnrow
TapalnAacw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : id.
mapalnAacw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
mapalakacciay,* acc. sing. fem. . mapabadaccvos
mapafaddacvos |, ia, cov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (rapa &

Oadacce.) by the sea-side, situated on

the sea-coast, maritime.
mapaeivat, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 28. tab. V) mapatiOnpe
Trapadewpew, o], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (rapa &

Oewpéw) to look at things placed side by

side, as in comparison, to compare in thus

looking, to regard less in comparison, over-

look, neglect, Ac. 6. 1.
mapabyky |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) - mapariOnur |
mapabykny, acc. sing. Tapabnkn |

mapabncopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid.

(§ 28. tab. W) a mapatiOnp

trapabjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
mapabou, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. mid.

(§ 28. rem. 8. d) id.
mapabact, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
Trapauwéw |, @, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (rapa &

aivéw) to advise, exhort, Ac. 27. 9, 22.
mapatyv@, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : . Tapavew
mapattetoGat, pres. infin. . : + Tapatréopat

Tapatréopat |, odjprot, fut. yoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(rapa & airéw) to entreat; to beg off,
excuse one’s self, Lu. 14. 18, 19; to depre-

He.

12.19; to decline receiving, refuse, reject,

cate, entreat against, Ac. 25. 11;

IW, 43 75 fa teh Anis 635 OS IES 1a 8

to decline, avoid, shun, 2 Ti. 2. 23.
TOpaLTNoafrevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 Tapatteopar |
id.
id.

mapaitnonasde, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.
Tapattov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper.

303

a Mat. 4, 13.

TOApak

Tapatrovpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. . TapaiTéopat
rrapaxabelonat |, aor. 1, (pass. form) xaléoOnv,
(mapa & KabeLoprar) to sit down by, v.r.
Lu. 10. 39.
mapakaberOcica, nom. sing. fem. part.
aor. 1.—A. B.C. Tdf. .
mopaxabicaca, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu.
10. 39) 0 5 :
mapaxabilu |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (mapa &
Kail) to set beside; intrans. to sit by
the side of, sit near, Lu. 10. 39.

mapaxabélopar

, 5 ¢
mopakabicaca,” nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 mapakxabica

: :
TApakaret, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. TapakaAێw

Tapakadety, pres. infin. act. cl 0 A id.
TapakaNeto(e, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
TapaKkaNetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass, id.
TapakaXelre, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
TapaKadecat, aor. 1, infin. act. . : id.
TapakarEera, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. act. id.
TapakaNéoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
TapaKar<éon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
TapaKaXecov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.

Tapaxadew |, &, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (rapa &
Kadéw ) to call for, invite to come, send for,
Ac. 28.20; to call upon, exhort, admonish,
persuade, Lu. 3. 18; Ac. 2. 40; 11. 23;
to beg, beseech, entreat, implore, Mat. 8.5,
31; 18. 29; Mar. 1. 40; to animate, en-
courage, comfort, console, Mat. 2.18; 5.4;
2 Co. 1. 4, 6; pass. to be cheered, com-
forted, Lu. 16. 253; Ac. 20. 123; 2 Co.
Feetsemeteals

mapakAyots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
a calling upon, exhortation, incitement, per-
suasion, Ro. 12.8; 1 Co. 14. 3; hortatory
instruction, Ac. 13. 153 15. 31; entreaty,
importunity, earnest supplication, 2 Co.
8. 4; solace, consolation, Lu. 2. 25; Ro.
15.4, 5; 2 Co. 1. 3, 4, 5, 6, 73 cheering
and supporting influence, Ac. 9. 31; joy,
gladness, rejoicing, 2 Co. 7. 13; cheer, joy,
enjoyment, Lu. 6. 24.

mapaKAytos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
one called or sent for to assist anothers an
advocate, one who pleads the cause of an-
other, 1 Jno. 2. 1; genr. one present to
render various beneficial service, and thus

the Paraclete, whose influence and opera-

6 Lu. 10. 39.

TOApak

304

Tapan

tion were to compensate for the departure of Christ
himself, Jno. 14. 16, 26; 15. 26; 16. 7.

mapakaAdovpefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. TapakaAéew
mapaKkadovjev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.
mapakadovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
TapaKkaNovvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
mapakadovct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.

mapakadirrw |, fut. Yo, (§ Qe remetl. a) (rapa &
kaAvTTo) to cover over, veil; met. pass. to

be veiled from comprehension, Lu. 9. 45.

Tapakada, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mapakadéew
mapakaAov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
mapakadavrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. pass. id.

mapakatabyky |, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (zapaxa-
tatiOnp, to lay down by, deposit) a de-
posit, a thing committed to one’s charge, a
My WANE 5 COR BP AB iin 37
mapakaTabyKkyy, acc. sing. Tmapakatrabnkn
mapdxear|, (§ 33. tab.D.D) (rapa & xetpac) to
lie near, be adjacent; met. to be at hand,
be present, Ro. 7. 18, 21.

mapakerrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. TapaKelpLar
mapakekaduppevov,” nom, sing. neut. part.

perf. pass. : TapakadirTw
mrapaKkekAnpeba,, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass.

(§ 22. rem, 4) Trapakadéo
TapakexeyaKort, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. zrapayepalw
mapakAnOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. Tapakadew
mapakAnOnoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . id.
mapakAnfact, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
mapakAnoe, dat. sing. TapaKAyous
TapakAHTEws, gen. sing. . : ‘ 5 id.
TapakAyoww, acc. sing. : - id.
mapaKkAnats |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. A TapaKadew
mapaKkAnrov, acc. sing. . TapaKAnTos
mapaKAntos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) TrapaKkanr€o
mapakoy |, 7s, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) TrapaKovu
Tapakoynv, acc. sing. Tapakoy
Tapakons, gen. sing. . id.

tapaxoovbéw, |, fut. yow, C 11. tab. P) (rapa
& axodoviéw) to follow or accompany
closely; to accompany, attend, characterise,
Mar. 16.17; to follow with the thoughts,
trace, Lu. 1. 3; to conform to, 1 Ti. 4. 6;

lives LO:
mapakoAovOnoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. qapaKkoAovbew
mapakovoyn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. Tapakovw

Tapakovw |, fut. ovcopat, (rapa & axovw) to hear

a Lu. 9, 45.

amiss, to fail to listen, neglect to obey, disregard,
Mat. 18. 17, bis.

mapakon, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) an
erroneous or imperfect hearing ; disobe-
dience, Ro. 5. 19; a@ deviation from obe-

dience, 2| Co. 10. 6; He. 2: 2.

TapaxtrTw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (rapa &
KUTT) to stoop beside; to stoop down in
order to take a view, Lu. 24. 12; Jno.

20. 5, 11; to bestow a close and attentive

look, to look intently, to penetrate, Ja. 1.25;

eRe ian.
mapakvyar, aor. 1, infin. 3 TOpAKUTTW
Tapakvyyas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 c id.
mapadafse, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. TapadapBave
tapadafeiv, aor. 2, infin. act. 4 ; id.
mapadaf3ovra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
tapadaPovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
mapadaBev, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
TapaAdapPaver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
TapaAdapBavera, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
TrapaAapPavovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
tapadapdvover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

TapaAap Pave |, fut. AjWopat, (§ 36. rem. 2) aor.2,
mapeAaBov, (rapa & AapBavw) pr. to
take to one’s side; to take, receive to one’s
self, Mat. 1. 20; Jno. 14.3; to take with
one’s self, Mat.2.13,14,20,21; 4.5,8; to
receive in charge or possession, Col. 4. 17;
He. 12.
struction, Mar. 7. 4; 1 Co. 11. 23; 15.3;
to receive, admit, acknowledge, Jno. 1.11;

28; to receive as a matter of in-

1 Co. 15. 1; Col. 2. 6; pass. to be carried
off, Mat. 24. 40, 41; Lu. 17. 34, 35, 36.
rapadéyopat |, (rapa & Aéyw, to gather) to gather
a course along; to sail by, coast along,

INOS 3/5 cals Lets
Trapadeyopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Tapahéyopat
trapaheAvpeva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. Tapadvw
TrapadeAvjLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
Trapadedupevor, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

rapadnpOncerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

(§ 36. rem. 2) . ‘ - maparapBave
mapadyWopuat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. : id.
mapaAtos |, cov, 6, %, (§ 7. rem. 2) (wapa & Xs)

adjacent to the sea, maritime; ) Tapa-

Atos, SC. xépa, the sea-coast, Lu. 6. 17.
mapadtov,’ gen. sing. fem. ERNE

6 Lu. 6.17.

Tapar

305

TA PAT

mapadrayy |," As, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (zapadrAdoow, to in-
terchange) a shifting, mutation, change.
mapadoyifyrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. — rapadoyiLopat
mapadoyilopat |, fut. icopat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (capa
& NoyiGopac) to misreckon, make a false
reckoning ; to impose upon, deceive, delude,
circumvent, Col. 2. 4; Ja. 1. 22.

mapadoytCoj.evot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mapadoyilopat

mapadurikoy, acc. sing. masc. mapaAuTiKos
TapadvrTeKds |, n, OV + : . : Tapadve
mapadutiKovs, acc. pl. masc. TapadvuTiKos
TapadvTlKo, dat. sing. masc. . . id.

mapadve |, fut. Yow, (§ 13. tab. M) (zapa & Alo)
to unloose from proper fixity or consistency

of substance; to enervate or paralyse the

body or limbs; pass. to be enervated or en-

feebled, He. 12. 12; pass. perf. part. zrapa-
NeAvpEevos, paralytic, Lu. 5. 18, 24, et al.
mapautixds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)

paralytic, palsied, Mat. 4.24; 8.6; 9.2,6,

et al.
. D
Tapapelvas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | TapajLev
TapapLevelv, pres. infin. . . . id.

1, wapepewa, (§ 27.
to conlinue,

Tapapeve |, fut. peva, aor.

rem. 1. a. d) to stay beside;
stay, abide, 1 Co. 16.6; He. 7.23; met. to
remain constant in, persevere in, Ja. 1.25.

Tapapev@, | pers. sing. fut. ind. ‘ Tapapevo
wapapv0ctcbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper.

mapapvOdopot, oduar |, fut. noopar, ($17. tab. Q)

TrapapvOéopat

(mapa & pvbéopat, to speak, from pd-
Gos) to exercise a gentle influence by
words ; to soothe, comfort, console, Jno.
Dio wot le Dhess ce hena sco cer,

hort, \\ Ches. 2. 14.

exL-

mapapvoia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) comfort, encouragement, 1 Co.
14. 3.

mapapvovor, lov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
gentle cheering, encouragement, Phi. 2. 1.

mapaprvojowrvTat, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mapapvbéoprae
/ « .
rapapv0ia. |, as, 7 id.
;
mapapviiav,’ acc. sing. rapapvbio.
, ae , ,
mapapverov |,° tov, TO TapapvGeoprat
Tapapvlovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

mapavomew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16, tab. P) (rapa &
VO}L0S) to violate or transgress the law,
ING 18's BY

aJa.1.17. 61Co. 14.3. e Phi. 2.1.

e Ac, 23. 3.

Tapavoj.ta, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

violation of the law, transgression, 2 Pe.
2. 16.
4 3 4
Tapavopia |, as, + : : : Tapavopew
, F
Tapavopias,” gen. sing. : . . Tapavoj.ia
Tapavomov,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Tapavopew

Tapamecovras,s acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2,
(Sisverem= 1): ; :

TapamiKkpaive |, 1, wapemixpava,
(§ 27. rem. 1. c. e) (wapa & mixpaivw)
pr. to incite to bitter feelings; to provoke;

Tap omtmres

fut. ava, aor.

absol. to act provokingly, be refractory,
E1eny3) Osu LaxeXs
TapamrikpacL0s, Od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

exacerbation, exasperation, provocation ;

contumacy, rebellion, He. 3. 8, 15. LXX.
TapamiKkpac}.ds |, 00, O - . . Tapamukpaives
Tapamikpacp@, dat. sing. TapamiKpac [Os

mopatintw |, fut. recodpat, aor. 2, mapérecor,
(§ 37. rem. 1) (rapa & mintw) pr. to
fall by the side of; met. to fall off or away

from, make defection from, He. 6. 6.
TaparTopea, atos, To, (84. tab. D. c)
pr. a stumbling aside, a false step; in N.T.
a trespass, fault, offence, transgression, Mat.

Ga raseisiy Maxseiey 26) 20s ROA aeons

et al.; a fall, defulcation in faith, Ro.
Hig tts, We, Ibe Ce
mapatAetoat,® aor. J, infin, . : TapamAcw

TapaTAéw |, fut. evoopat, (§ 35. rem. 1. 3) (zapa

& rAéw) to sail by or past a place.
adv. : 5 2 TrapamAnoos
rapamAynovos| ov, 6, 7, TO,—ov, (§ 7. rem. 2)

(apa &7 aAyotos, near) pr. near along-

side; met. like, similar; neut. TapamAy-

raparAnatov,"

o.oy, adverbially, near to, with a near
approach to, Phi. 2. 27.

raparAnotus, adv. like, in the same

or like manner, He. 2. 14.
Roh
tTapam\ynoiws, adv. . . . TapatAnoLos
4, , ,
Tapamropever San, pres. infin. TAPATOPEVOPLGL

Trapamopevouat |, fut. evrouat, (§ 14. tab.N) rapa
& TopEvop.at ) to pass by the side of; to

pass along, Mat. 27. 39; Mar. 11. 20;

Tee2O etal.
TAPATOPEVvOHLEVOL, nom.pl.masc part. pres. Tapamopevopat
Topamtwpa |, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) TapamirtTw

TaparTopact, dat. pl. TApaTT wpa.
hk Phi. 2. 27.

21

t He. 6.6 g Ac. 20. 16. t He. 2. 14.

6 Tapap

TApaTr 30
TapaTTHuara, ace. pl. TOpaTTwpLa.
TApaTTOMaTL, dat. sing. 5 . : id.
TapamTHwaTos, gen. sing. ‘ : : id.
TapaTTwpatwv, gen. pl. 4 ; : id.

Trapappew |, fut. pevoopat, a0n) 25 Tapeppuny, (§ 36.
rem. 1) (wapd & pew) to flow beside; to
glide aside from; to fall off from pro-
fession, decline from steadfastness, make
forfeit of faith, He. 2. 1.

Tapappvaev,* 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. TapappEew

mapaonpov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (rapa &
ona.) a distinguishing mark; an ensign
or device of a ship.

Tapacnpm,’ dat. sing. TapaonpLov

TapackevacovTuv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres.

mapackevaa |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) (mapa &
oKeva w, to equip) to prepare, make ready,

TapacKevaca

2 Co. g. 2, 3; mid. to prepare one’s self,
put one’s self in readiness, Ac. 10. 10;
LENCO IARS:

mapackeun, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
a getling ready, preparation; in N.T. pre-
paration for a feast, day of preparation,
Mat. 27. 62; Mar. 15. 42, et al.

/ + - /
Tapackevacerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. mid. . qapacKevalw

mapackeuy |, 7s, 7 + 3 : 4 : id.
Tapackeuyy, acc. sing. . . . TapacKevy
TAPATKEVI)S, gen. sing. —B. Ln. Tdf. . \ id
mopackeuy, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 23. 54) ;
TapacTyvat, aor. 2, infin. (§ 29. tab. X) TaplioTnAL
mapacTyoat, aor. 1, infin. : : : id.
TApPUTTHTATE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
mapactyae, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
wapacTyon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. i id.
Tapactnooucba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid.

(§ 29. tab. Y) } é : id.
TApPACTHTwLEV, I pers: spl nor. leysubje waar id.
mapactyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ; : id.
Tapacxov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 Trapexw

TapateOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass.—A. Ln.
mapaGetvar, Rec. Gr. Sch. | rapariOnpe
mapatilévar, Tdf. (Mar. 8.7). J
mapareive |, (wapa & relvw) to extend, stretch out ;
to prolong, continue, Ac. 20. 4.

maparynpetobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. mid. - TapaTnpéew
maparnpéew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (rapa &

Tpew) to watch narrowly, Ac. 9. 24; to

observe or watch insidiously, Mar. 3. 2;

Lu. 6. 73 14.15 20.20; to observe scrupulously,
Gal. 4. 10.

TapaTypnous, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c)
careful watching, intent observation, Lu.

17. 20.4 LiG.
Tapatnpynoavres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 Taparnpew
Tapatypyoews,” gen. sing. TapaTypnois

TapaTypyats |, ews, 7 . Taparnpéew
TapaTnpovjLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

mapatiVewor, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid.

(§ 28. tab. W) TrapatiOne
mapatiléneva, acc. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. . id.
mapatiléevov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
mapaténevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
mapatibévat, pres. infin. act. . ¢ “ id.
mapatilécOwoav, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.

mapariOnpu |, fut. rapabyow, (§ 28. tab. V) rapa

& TiOnp) to place by the side of, or near;

to set before, Mar. 6. 41; 8.6, 7; Lu.

9.16; met. to set or lay before, propound,

Mat. 13. 24, 31; to inculcate, Ac. 17. 3;

to deposit, commit to the charge of, intrust,

Lu.12.48; 23.46; to commend, Ac.14.23.

tapabnky, ns, 7, (§ 2- tab. B. a) a

deposit, a thing committed to one’s charge,

2Div xe Vite cl Tie 6:
2) oie igs

a trust, 1 8 205
mapariao1, 3 pers. pl. pres. ute asain
tapabdcr, Rec. Gr. Ln. Sch. (Mar. 8.6)
TapatvyxavovTas,* acc. pl. masc. part. pres. Tapatvyxave
Tapatvyxdve |, fut. revéoprar, aor. 2, rapérvxor,
(§ 36. rem. 2) (wapa & TvyxXavw) to
happen, to chance upon, chance to meet.
mapavtixa |,° adv. (rapa & atrixa) instantly, im-
mediately ; 6, ” 70, Tapautika, momen-
tary, transient, 2 Co. 4. 17. ({).
tapapepecbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass.—
Gr. Sch. Tdf.
mepipepecbe, Rec. (He. 13. 9) .
Tapapepopeva, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass.
—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . : . id.
Tepipepopmevat, Rec. (Jude 12) .
trapadépw |, fut. Trapoiow, aor. 2, TapyHveykor, (§36.
rem. 1) (zapa & dépw) to carry past;
to cause to pass away, Mar. 14. 36; Lu.

Tapapepw

22. 42; pass. to be swept along, v.r.
Jude 12; to be led away, misled, seduced,
Vite Hen 3.19.

@ He. 2.1. 6 Ac. 28.11.

.¢ Lu. 17. 20.

a Nem ieli. e 2 Co. 4.17.

Tapa

mapappovew, & |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (rapa & dpovew)
to be beside one’s wits ; Tapadpovarv, in

foolish style, 2

mapappovia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,

and rem. 2) madness, folly, 2 Pe. 2. 16.

Co; 11 23.

N.T.
mapapovia |, as, 1 Tapacpovee
mapadpoviay,* acc. sing. Trapadpovia
mapadpovav,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Trapadpovew
rrapaxeypaty |, (apd & xeydfw) to winter, spend

the winter, Ac. 27. 12; 28. 11; 1 Co.

164 65 Dita 3-012
Tapaxeyacia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) @ wintering in a place, Ac.

Pirie ain» JGLEy
Tapaxepacat, aor. 1, infin. Tapaxeyuace
rapaxewacta |, as, 7) : é : : id.
TrapaxejLaclav,” acc. sing. : Tapaxepacta
TapaXeyacw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. Tapaxeyage

TrapaxpnLa |, adv. (apd. & Xpna) forthwith, im-
mediutely, Mat. 21.19,20; Lu.1.64, et al.
mapdaXe,* dat. sing. TapoaAts
wapoaAts |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (equiv. to

7apoos ) a leopard, or panther.
mapeSadoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 27.

rem. 2. d) trapafsadw

map<Bn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) tapaBaivw

mapeBpiicayto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. » mapaPBualopat
rapeBidcato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ¢ id.
mapeyéveto, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37.

rem. 1) Trapayivoj.ae
TrapEyevopuny, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. . : id.
TapeyevovTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : id.
mapeyivovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . c : id.
mapedex$noav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. |

B. Ln. Tdf. Trapadexopat

amedéxOnoar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 15. 4)J
mapeoiooTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. (§ 30.

tab. A. A) Trapaciowp1t

mapeoioov, 3 pers. s. imperf. act. (§ 31. rem. 2) id.
TrapeoLoovr, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . : id.
rapedoOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass. (§ 30. rem. 4) id.
mapedoOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. : id.
mapedoOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
mapedocay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . : id.
mapedpevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.—

Al. Ln. Tdf. ait | en
mpos edpevovTes, R. Gr. Sch. (1 Co.9.13)

a 2 Pe.2.16. 6 2Co.11.23. c Ac.27.12. @ Re, 13.2.

307

e Ac.6,1.

TAPEL

Trapedpevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (rapedpos, one
who sits by, Tapa & €Opa.) to sit near;
to attend, serve, v.r. 1 Co. 9. 13.

TapeowKa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 28.

rem. 9. b. c) - Tapadlowpe
TApeOWKapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TrapedwKkay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . 5 id.
Tapeowkas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TAapeOWKAaTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TapEeowKe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ‘ id.
map€0evTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 28.

tab. W) - TapatiOnpr
mapefewpodtvto,” 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. Tapabewpew
TapeOnkay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . . trapatiOnpt
mrapéOnke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 6 id.
Tapel, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. TO PELpt
Tapeyrevas,! acc. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. . Taptnp
Tape}, (§ 12. tab. L) (rapa & eit) to be be-

side ; to be present, Lu. 13.1, et al.; to be

come, Mat. 26.50; Jno. 7.6; 11. 28;

Col. 1. 6, et al.; to be in possession, He.

13% (55) 2ebe. DOs 125) parte Tapov,

ovea, ov, present, 1 Co. 5.33; To wapov,
the present time, the present, He. 12. 11.

Tapovcta, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
2) Co: Phi.
arrival, advent, Phi.
Te, 20:3) Mats*24.+35°275 997. 305" liGo:
Tihe23, ecurale

rem. 2) presence, 10. 10;

2. 125) a) comme.

wapetvat, pres. infin. TO petit
rapeoayw |, fut. agw, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (rapa &
ciodyw) to introduce stealthily, 2 Pe.2.1.
japeiaakTos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
clandestinely introduced, brought in steal-

thily, Gal. 2. 4. N.T.

f} c e
mapeloaktos |, ov, 6, - Tapetayo
, ,
TrapeTaKTous,® acc. pl. masc. TapEloakTos
mapecoagovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. Tapeodyw

Trapeoovw, or dive |, fut. dvow, aor. 1, Tapeio-
cdtca, (rapa & eicdvw) to enter privily,
creep in Stealthily, steal in.

mapereoveav,' 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Traperdr'w
TapeioneveyKay Tes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1,
(§ 36. rem, 1) Tapeapepwr

Traperoépxop.a |, aor. 2, rapeonAdor, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(rapa & ciogpxoprar) to supervene, Ro.
5. 20;
mapeonAde, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind.

to steal in, Gal. 2. 4.

TapELoepyopat

J He.12.12. g Gal.2.4. h2Pe.2.1. t Jude 4, k2Pe.1.5.

TApel
mapeconrGov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. TapEwTepxopae
TOPE, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; Tape
mapeoTnKeicav, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. (§ 29.
rem. 4) maplarnpe

rapeoepw |, fut. raperoicw, aor. 1, rapevoyjvey-
ka, (§ 36. rem. 1) (apa & eioépw) to
bring in beside ; to bring into play, super-

induce, exhibit in addition, 2 Pe. 1. §.

mapetye, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) Tapexw
mapeixeto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid. : id.
mapetxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ¢ ; id.
mapexader, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. TrapaKkadew
mapekdAeoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 22.

Tend. 11))ie ye : - : 5 id.
mapekaheoar, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
Tapekarecas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TapEeKarece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TapeKkadovpev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. act. . : id.
mapeKaAovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ‘ id.
mapekAnOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.

(§ 22. rem. 4) . , c c id.
mrapekAnOnpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.
mapekAnOnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. id.

rapeKros |, adv. (rapa & éxrds) without, on the out-

side ; except, Mat. 5.32; Ac. 26.29; 7a

TOApEKTOS, other matters, 2 Co. 11. 28.

LXX.
mapexve, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TapakvTTH
mapedafse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 36.

rem. 2) TapadapBavw
mapéAaPes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
mapeAaPere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. , id.
mapéAaBov, 1 pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. aor. 2,

ind. act. : ; : 2 id.

mapeAaBocar, 3) epers;) ply aor. 25 nda ract:
(§ 35. rem. 13).—A. Gr. Taf.

mapéAafov, Sch. ; : is:
mapéAaBe, Rec. (2 Thes. 3. 6)
maped€yovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . Trapad€youa
mapehevoreTa, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36.
rem. 1) Trapépxopmar
mapeAevoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; id.
mapeAndrvOévat, perf. 2, infin. : ; id.
mapeAnAvOas, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. 2 . id.
mapeAOarw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. (§ sl
rem. 12).—A. C. D. Ln. Tdf. id.
mapehbérw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 26. 39)
mapeAbeiv, aor. 2, infin. . id.

308

TaApEp

mapeAOérw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. . . TapepXopat
mapeAOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . ; id.
mapeAOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 é id.
mapeAGay, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2. id.
mapéA\Owor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ‘ ‘ id.
ae ace. pl. rape ody

apepBory |, is, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. a) (rapepBiiddo,
to interpose or insert, Tape. & €uBadrrw)
an insertion besides; later, a marshalling
of an army; an array of battle, army,
He. 11. 343 a camp, He. 13.11, 13; Re.

20. 9; a@ standing camp, fortress, citadel,

Castles AC H2 1.3453 7h 22a ys 22 LO

TOss32"
mapeuBoAnv, acc. sing. . rapep [soap
TapenPoAjs, gen. sing. P F ; id.
TapeveyKE, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. (§ 36.

rem. 1) Tapadépw
mapeveyKety, aor. 2, infin. c 3 : id.
mapevoxAetv,* pres. infin. . . . TrapEevoxrcw

Tapevoxrew, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (rapa &
evoxAéw) to superadd molesiation ; to
trouble, harass, Ac. 15. 19.

Tropeset, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. < Tapexo

mapéen, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, subj—Al. Ln, oa -
mapeSe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 7. 4) .

Tapemionuot, nom. pl. masc. mapem(onj10s

TapeTTLOyL0Ls, dat. pl. masc. : : id,

mapertOnpos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) eae &
elOn}L0s) residing in a country not one’s

own, «& sojourner, stranger, He. 11. 133

LE eras piles tee ei Depa Gx,
TapeTOynLous, acc. pl. masc. : Taperlonpos
mTopemixpavay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27.

rem. 1. e) TapamiKpatve
mapeTopevovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. TapaTropevopat
mapepxecGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. TapepXop.at
TOpepXETaL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . C id.

Tapepxopat}, fut. rap ehevcopuat, aor. 2, apnd-

ov, ($36. rem. 1) (apd & Epxopar) to
pass by, Mat.8.28;
to pass, elapse, as time, Mat.

pass beside, pass along,
Mar. 6. 48;
14. 153; Ac. 27.9; to pass away, be re-
moved, Mat. 26.39,42; Mar. 14.35; met.
to pass away, disappear, vanish, perish,
Mat. 5.18; 24. 34, 353
be rendered void, Mat. 5.18; Mar. 13.31;

to become vain,

trans. to pass by, disregard, neglect, Lu.

a Ac, 15. 19,

6 He. 3. 16,

TAPET

II. 42; 15. 29; to come to the side of, come to,

UTS eae Re fey fo
méperw, ace. sing. * mapEcts
mapeots |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) mapinpe
Tapeckevacpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf.

pass. (§ 26. rem. 1). : TrapacKevale
TapEeTKVaoTcl, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. id.
auperpev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. Td peyp
wapéorat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : 1

kal mapeorat, Gr. Sch. Taf. ; id.

kaimep eotiv, Rec. (Re. 17. 8) |
rdpeote, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; id.
mapéorn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 29. tab. X) TaploTnpLL
mapeotyKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. id.
TUpPETTHKCOL, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. . id.
TapecTnkorwv, gen. pl. masc. part. perf. id.
TUPEOTHKOS, nom. sing. masc. part. -perf. id.
TapegTHTay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
ropestyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
mwapeotnge, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
mdpeort, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Td peut
maperToot, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. ($35.rem.8) mapiornpt
TapecT@Ta, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. contr. id.
TApPETTOTES, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. contr. id.
mapeoToTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. oa

D. Tdf. - et A

TApETTHKOTY, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Mar. |

liso Sy) | c : . : J
mapéoxov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36.rem.4) —zrapéxw
mapéerewe,* 3 pers. sing. imperf. maparetvn

mapernpouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. . Tapatypéw

TapeTnpovvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mid-—A. C.)
Dine Tdf- 5 id.
mapetypouv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 3: 2)e}
mapexe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. rapes
mapéxetv, pres. infin. act. id.
mapexer be, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. id.
mapexete, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.
mapexeTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. id.
mapexopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
TapeXovTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
TapeXOVel, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

Trapéxe |, fut. €&, aor. 2, Taper Xov, (§ 36. rem. 4)
(rapa & EX) to hold beside; to hold out
to, offer, present, Lu. 6. 29; to confer,

render, Lu. 7. 4; Ac. 22. 2; 28.25 Col.

4.1; to afford, furnish, Ac.16.16; 17.31;

19. 245 Te 6117; to exhibit, Vit. 2. 7;

@ Ac. 20. 7. 6 Col. 4. 11.

309

TOplo

to be the cause of, occasion, Mat. 26. 10; Mar.

DA OW leerr. 75, eb ale
mrapnyyeiAcper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27.

rem. 1. d) Tapayyé\dw
Tapyyyeray, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 5 id.
Tapyyystrc, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. id.
TapnyyXopev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. id.
Tapiyy€, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Trapayw

as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

to console) ex-

4 13
mapnyopta. |,
(rapynyopéw, to exhort ;

hortation ; comfort, solace, consolation.

mapyKoAovOnkas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. zapaxoAovbew
mapykoXovGyKdtt, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. id.
TapykoAovOnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1.—A. C.
Ln. Tdf. : id
ies SO li RecmiGrays chance adie ;

. 10)
mapnrOe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. TapéepYopat
mapnrAOov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. id.
Tapyvel, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 2) Tapawwéee
Tapyoav, 3 pers. pl. imperf. To pEeyLe
TapynTnpevov, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 13. rem. 2) TOPALTeopLat
TapyTnTavTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
mrapbevia|, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) —- zrapOévos
maplevias,” gen. sing. mapbevia
mapfévor, nom. pl. mrapbévos
mapOevots, dat. pl. id.
mrapOévov, acc. sing. id.
TapGevos, ov, ”, (§ 3. tab. C. b) a@ virgin,

marl, Mat. 1123) 2h 0K) 75) Li seeN Coe? Te;

et al.; in N.T. also masc., chaste, Re.

14. 4.

map0evia, as, ) virginity, Lu. 2. 36.
mapJevov, gen. sing. tmaplevos
mapfevwv, gen. pl. id.
TdpOo1,4 nom. pl. TlapOos
Il¢p6os |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. c. a) a Parthian, a

native of Parthia in central Asia.
rapinpt], fut. rapijow, (§ 32. tab. C.C) (rapa &

injee) to let pass beside, let fail beside ; to

relax; pass. perf. part. zapetpevos, hang-

ing down helplessly, unstrung, feeble, He.

Po Te

mapecis, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a

letting pass; a passing over, Ro. 3. 25.

TApLoTavereE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. TaplioTave
e Lu. 2. 36, d Ac, 2.9.

Taploe

mapioTynpt, and later also rapictdvw |, fut. rapacrijce,
(§ 29. tab. X) (rapa & (oTnpL) trans.
to place beside ; to have in readiness, pro-
vide, Ac. 23. 24; to
place at the disposal of, Mat. 26. 53;
Ac. 9. 41; to present to God, dedicate,

range beside, to

consecrate, devote, Lu. 2.22; Ro.6.13,19;
INCE. 313
1 iCoz

intrans. perf. zapéoryKka, part.

to prove, demonstrate, show,
24. 13; to commend, recommend,
8. 8;
mapectés, pluperf. zaperz7Kev, 20r. 2,
TapeaTyyV, and mid., to stand by or before,
Ac. 27. 24; Ro. 14. 10; to stand by, to
be present, Mar. 14. 47, 69, 70; to stand
19; 19. 24;
have come, Mar.

in attendance, altend, Lu. t.
of time, to be present,
4. 29; to stand by in aid, assist, support,
Ron 16552.

3 pers. sing. pres. ind.

“4
TaploTnot, TapioTnpe

acc. . . .

Tlappevay," Tloppevas
Ilappevas |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Parmenas, pr. name.
mdpooos |, ov, 9, ($ 3. tab. C.b) (rapa & 480s) @

way by; a passing by; évy mapddw, in

passing, by the way, 1 Co. 16. 7
mapodw,’ dat. sing. 7dpoo0s
mapoukeis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. c TapoiKkew
mapotkéw, ©}, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) TAPOLKOS
mrapotkia |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . id.
mapo.xia, dat. sing. mapouKkia
mapouktas, gen. sing. 5 . C . id.
Td pOuKol, nom. pl. masc,. Td pouKos
TOpOLKOV, nom. sing. neut. : : ‘ id.

mapotKos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (apd & oiKos)
a neighbour ; later, a sojourner, temporary
resident, stranger, Ac. 7.6, 29; Ep. 2. 19;
DBere2. ite
TapolKkew, 0, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. B)
to dwell beside; later, to reside in a place
as a stranger, sojourn, be a stranger or
sojourner, Lu. 24. 18; He. 11. 9.
mapoikia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) @ sojourning, temporary residence
in a foreign land, Ac. 13.17; 1 Pe.t.17.
LXX.
Tapotkous, acc. pl. masc. . . TapolKos
Trapoynta |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a and rem. 2)
(arapounos, by the road, trite, Tapa &
ol}40s) a by-word, proverb, adage, 2 Pe.

a Ac. 6. 6,

310

61Co. 16.7.

Tapop
2.22; in N.T. an obscure saying, enigma,
Jno. 16. 25, 29; @ parable, similitude,
figurative discourse, Jno. 10. 6.
mapoysiats, dat. pl. Tapouynta.
Tapoiutay, acc. sing. . 4 ‘ , id.
Tapoluias, gen. sing. ‘ ‘ , : id.
Tdpowor, acc. sing. masc, . Tdpowvos

, cS ¢ >
mapowvos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (apa & otvos)
pr. pertaining to wine; given to wine,
hence,

Uae

prone to intemperance, drunken ;

quarrelsome, insolent, overbearing,
Bh Sy AME TG OF

mapotxopat |, fut. ovxjoopat, perf. OXNMAL, (§ 13.
rem, 2) (rapa & olXopa, to depart) to
have gone by; perf. part. TapwXnjLevos,
by-gone, Ac. 14. 16.

Tapopoia, acc. pl. neut. TapopLoLos
rapopoudlere,” 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. rapopoudces
= 449 fi t / /

Tapopovdle |, fut. dow . . TApPO[LoLos

mapopovos |, ola, ovov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (zapa &
6/40L0S ) nearly resembling, similar, like,

Mar. 7. 8, 13.
rrapopodle, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to be like, to resemble, Mat. 23.27. N.T.
mapov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. : Tra pepe

Tapcvra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres.—A. Ln. \ a
id.

imdpxovra, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Pe. 1.8)

mTapovres, nom. pl. masc. part, pres. : id.
TrapovTos, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. : id.
maposuverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. pass. . . Trapoguve
maposive |, fut. vvd, (§ 27. rem. 1 a) (rapa. &

é€vvw, to sharpen, from ous) to sharpen;
Ae. 17.°163 to
irritate, provoke, 1 Co. 13. 5

met. to incite, stir up,
mapogvopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
an inciting, incitement, He. 10. 24; a@
sharp fit of anger, sharp contention, angry
dispute, Ac. 15. 39.
maposvopov, acc. sing. . . - Tapofucpos
Traposva}.0s |, ov, 0 . Taposiva
mapopyiere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. rapopyie
trapopyice |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apa &
pyilo) to provoke to anger, irritate, ex-
asperate, Ro. 10. 19; Ep. 6. 4. LXX.
Tapopyiop.s, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
provocation to anger; anger excited, indig-
nation, wrath, Ep. 4. 26. LXX.

Trapopy.op.os |, ov, 0 6 : mapopyice

e Mat. 23. 27,

Tapop

Tapopywrp.o," dat. sing. . TapopyLo}.0s
Tapopyto, l pers. sing. fut. ind. Att. (§ aye
rem. 11) . mrapopyie

traporpvve |, fut. vvd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (wapa &
étptva, to excite) to stir up, incite, insti-

gate, Ac. 13. 50.

Tapovcn, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. TApEyLL
mapovoia |, as, #, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
Tapovoin, dat. sing. Tapovola
Tapouctav, acc. sing. . . . . id.
mTapovaias, gen. sing. : . . . id.
mapovot, dat. pl. neut. part. pres. Tra pele

mapowioos, gen. sing. : mapowis

mapowis |, ios (z), 4; (§ 4. rem. 2. c (apd & Suov)
pr. a dainty side-dish; meton. a plate,
platter, Mat! 23. 25, 26.

mappyoia |, as, oh (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (p7-
ats, @ speech) freedom in speaking, bold-
ness of speech, Ac. 4. 13; Tappycia, as
an adv. freely, boldly, Jno. 7. 13, 26; so

ZO fly 0, SH

Phile. 8; confidence,

assurance, 2 Co. 7.4; Ep.3.12; He. 3.6;

peta mappyoias, Ac. 2.
licence, authority,
10. 19; openness, frankness, 2 Co. 3. 12;
Tappyota, and éy Tappyota, adverbially,
openly, plainly, perspicuously, unambigu-
ously, Mar. 8. 32; Jno. 10. 24; publicly,
before all, Jno. 7. 4.

mappyoidgopar, fut. dropas, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to speak plainly, freely, boldly, and
confidently, Ac. 13. 46; 14. 3, et al.

rappynoaleoGoar, pres. infin. Tappyowdlopar
rappnovalopar |, fut. doopar Tappyota
Tappnoalopevot, nom. pl. m. part. pres. rappnoralopar
Tappnovacopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Tappyotay, acc. sing. . : . Tappyota
Tappnotas, gen. sing. Z , ; j id.
Tappyociacdpevot, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 1 Tappnowlopa.
TAppynTiacwuat, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
mapoKknoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1 (§ 13. rem. 2) TapouKew
mapwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Taper
mapw&vvero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. Tapogvve
maputpuvar,? 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. TapoTpivw
Tapwxnpevas,° dat. pl. fem. part. perf. pass.

(§ 13. rem.2) . mapolxop.a

TOS, TATA, Tay | 8&0. ravtds, Tacs, Tav-
70s, (§ 7. tab. H. b) all; in the sing. all,

a Ep. 4. 26.

311

6 Ac. 13. 50.

the whole, usually when the substantive has the

article, Mat. 6. 29; 8. 32; Ac. 19. 26, et
al.; every, only with an anarthrous subst.,
Mat. 3. plur. all, Mat.

I. 17, et al. freq.; Tara, in all respects,

103 4.45, et alts

ACHZOn 253 1 COn On 2y>) Om 33%) Tar) 2
by a Hebraism, a negative with zG¢> is
sometimes equivalent to oidefs or poets,
Mat. 24. 22; Lu. 1. 37; Ac. 10. 14; Ro.
3. 20; 1 Co. 1. 29; Eph. 4. 29, et al.
TAVTAXN); adv. everywhere, v.r. Ac.
iy she
TavTaxobev, adv. from all parts, from
Mar. 1. 45.
TAVTAyXOov, ady. in all places, every-

every quarter,

where, Mar. 16. 20; Lu. 9. 6, et al.

mdvTn, adv. everywhere ; in every way,
in every instance, Ac. 24. 3.

mavtolev, adv. (ras & ev) from
every place, from all parts, Jno.18.20; on
all sides, on every side, round about, Lu.
19. 43; He. 9. 4.

IUVTOTE, adv. always,
ever, Mat. 26.11; Mar.14.7; Lu. 15.31;
L.G.

qwavTws, ady. wholly, altogether; at any

at all times,
18. 1, et al.
raie, by all means, 1 Co. 9. 22; by impl.
surely, assuredly, certainly, Lu. 4.23; Ac.
19. 2h 5) 21. 22), 28.45 Co. 9) 105 ov

in nowise, not in the least, Ro.

2 WTUS,
Zeon le COs.) TO; eT Olnr2.
7aca, nom. sing. fem.
wacat, nom. pl. fem.

macats, dat. pl. fem.

macay, acc. sing. fem. .

mdcas, acc. pl. fem. , ; ‘ ;
méon, dat. sing. fem. . :

mdons, gen. sing. fem. é : ;

qwao., dat. pl. masc. and neut. -

macxa |, 70, indecl. (Heb. MDB, Aram. snD8, fr.
MDA, to pass over) the passover, the paschal
lamb, Mat. 26.17; Mar. 14.12; met. used
of Christ, the true paschal lamb, 1 Co.5.7;
the feast of the passover, the day on which
the paschal lamb was slain and eaten, the
14th of Nisan, Mat. 26. 18; Mar. 14. 1;
He. 11. 28; more genr. the whole paschal
festival, including the seven days of the

TAaATKXA

TAS

e Ac. 14, 16,

TAOXE 31

feast of unleavened bread, Mat. 26. 2; Lu. 2. 41;
InOw2.e1ssneural.

macxel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : . WaoxXw
TAOXELY, pres. infin. . ‘ . s id.
TAO XETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . 4 ; id.
macxérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . : id.
macxoute, 2 pers. pl. pres. optat. A 5 id.
wdoxopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; 5 id.
mdoyxovres, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. . : id.

TAacXe |, fut. TET OAL, aor. 2, érafoy, perf.
mérovoa, (§ 36. rem. 4) to be affected by
a thing, whether good or bad, to suffer,
endure evil, Mat.16.21; 17.12,15; 27.193
absol. to suffer death, Lu. 22. 15; 24. 26,
et al.

waOynpa, aros, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
what is suffered; suffering, affliction, Ro.
SaiGy a2 Cont. 50s 175 ebni.3 .TO,veb alas
emotion, passion, Ro. 7. 5; Gal. 5. 24.

maQnros, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) passi-
ble, capable of suffering, liable to suffer ;
in N.T. destined to suffer, Ac. 26. 23.

aaos, €os, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) suf
fering; an affection, passion, Ro. 1. 26,

et al.
méoxwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. réoxo
racov, gen. pl. fem. a
maraéat, aor. 1, infin, . ’ NEES
qmardééas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . : ae
mardéy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj—Gr. Sch. }

TAMIR TRAE oA Oe A

matacon, Rec. (Re. 19. 15)

martagopev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. , / id.
mataéw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . k , id.

Ildrapa},* wv, ra, ($3. tab. C.c) Patara, a city on
the sea-coast of Lycia, in Asia Minor.

f ’ :
maracoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. 4 TATAGCow

Taracce |, fut. d&w, aor. 1, érdragéa, (§ 26.
rem. 3) to strike, beat upon; to smite,
wound, Mat. 26. 51; Lu. 22. 49. 50; by
impl. to kill, slay, Mat.26 31; Mar.14.27;
Ac. 7. 24; to strike gently, Ac.12.7; from
the Heb., to smite with disease, plagues,
Cliche a Can2.929) een linn Os Qari.

marel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. 3 ba orar ces
mateiv, pres. infin. act. : : : id.
mérep, voc. sing. (§ 6. rem. 1) TaTHp

= TAT Pa
Tarépa, acc. sing. : “ . : TaTHp
TaTEepas, acc. pl. 6 ‘ F 3 ; id.
matépes, nom. and voc. pl. é : : id.
TAarepwv, gen. pl. 5 5 . . . id.

TAaTEw, |, fut. oo, (§ 16. tab. iP) (waros, a path)
intrans. to tread, Lu. 10. 19; trans. to
tread the winepress, Re. 14. 20; 19. 153
to trample, Lu. 21. 24; Re. 11. 2.

maTnp |, TE00S, TPOS, O, (§ 6. rem. 1) a@ father,
Mat. 2. 22; 4. 21, 22; spe. used of God,
as the Father of man by creation, preser-
vation, etc., Mat. 5. 16, 45, 48; and pe-
culiarly as the Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ, Mat. 7.21; 2 Co. 1.3; the founder
of a race, remote progenitor, forefather,
ancestor, Mat. 3. 9; 23. 30, 323 an elder,
age, 1 Jno. 2. 13, 14; @
1 Co. 4. 15; father by
origination, Jno. 8. 44; He. 12. 9; used

senior, father in

spiritual father,

as an appellation of honour, Mat. 23. 9;
AC. 7. 2.
marpia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) descent, lineage; a family, tribe,
race, Lu. 2. 43 Ac. 3. 25; Eph. 3. 15.
matpixds, 7, dv, ($7. tab. F.a) from
fathers or ancestors, ancestral, paternal,
Gal. 1. 14.
aatpis, isos (i), %, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
one’s native place, country, or city, Mat.13.
54, 57; Mar. 6.1, 4; Lu. 4. 23, 24; Jno.
4. 44; @ heavenly country, He. 11. 14.
marpos, a, ov, ($7. rem. 1) received
from one’s ancestors, paternal, ancestral,
Ac. 22. 3; 24. 14; 28. 17.
TATHTOVCL, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. 5
Tlazpos |, ov, 7), (§ 3. tab. C. b) Patmos, an island
in the AZgean sea.

,
TATED

Tldrpw,’ dat. : , ‘ ; . Tlarpos
raToupLevy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. (§ 17. e
tab. Q) 4 : : : TarTEw

TaTpadwats,” dat. pl—Rec. Gr. Sch.
TATPOAMALs, IAS ined fs (aioe 30)
matpadwas, OF Agns}, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c, and
rem. 4) (zaryp & ddodw or ddoudw, 0
smite) a striker of his father; a parricide,

; Tatpadwas

Taicun- sa:

TaTpact, dat. pl. c : : 5 Tarp

@ Ac. 21.1,

bRe. 1.9.

Coat bits 21S

TAT pe 313 mew
ratpl, dat. sing. Tarp stop, leave off, desist, refrain, Lu. 5.4; 8.24, etal.
marpud}, ds, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id. Ilados }, ov, 1, (§ 3. tab. C. b) Paphos, the chief
marpiat, nom. pl. TAT pud. city in the island of Cyprus.

TaTpidpxat, nom. pl. marpidpxys | Ido, gen. . Ilddos
marpidpyus, ace. pl. . ; : ; id. maxvve |, fut. vy, aor. 1. pass. eraxvvOnv, (§ 27.

marpupyys |, ov, 6, ($ 2. tab. B. c, and rem. 4)
(warpid & é&pxy) % patriarch, head or
founder of a family, Ac. 2. 29; 7.-8, 9;
IBIS, Yin loi A LLPO.S,

TaTpiapxov, gen. sing. TATPLapXNs
TaTplas, gen. sing. TaTpld,
marploa, acc. sing. marpis
marpiou, dat. sing. : é id.
magnets), y, ov, ($7. tab. F. 2) Tarp
matpikov,” gen. pl. : TATPLKOS
matpis |, tdos, %, 6 4. rem. 2. ) TaTHp
IlarpdéBay,’ acc. TlarpoBas

IlarpdéBas |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem, 4) Patrobas, pr. name.
qatpomapaooros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (rarip
& Tapacords, fr. TApadtowpL) handed
down or received by tradition from one’s
L.G.
gen. sing. fem.

fathers or ancestors.

/ /
TaTpoTapacorov,” TOTpPoTapaooTos

. ,
matpos, gen. sing. TaTHp

matp@o.s, dat. pl. neut. TaTpGos
matpGos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) marnp
TatTpSov, gen. sing. masc. TATPGOS
mTatpaw, dat. sing. masc. ; : : id.
qmaverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. Travw
TlatXe, voce. IlavAos
TlavAoy, acc. . id.
IlatXos |, ov, 6, (5: 3. tab. C. a) ‘pain Paul, pr.
name.
I. Paul, the Apostle, Ac.13.9, et al. freq.
II. Sergius Paulus, the deputy or pro-
consul of Cyprus, Ac. 13. 7.

TlavAov, gen. : ; . . TladXos
IlavAw, dat. : F ; : ; id.
mavojrat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. oreo)
mavopiefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. ‘ id.
wavoacGat, aor. 1, infin. mid. . : A id.
qTavodTw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
maven, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. ; : id.
qavoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. 4 id.

Tava |, fut. gratvow, (§ 13. tab. M) to cause to
pause or cease, restrain, prohibit, 1 Pe.3.103

mid., perf. (pass. form) TETAVILGL, to cease,

a Gal. 1, 14, 6 Ro. 16. 14. el Pe. 1. 18,

rem. 1. a, and rem. 3) (maxis, fat, gross)
to fatten, make gross; met. pass. to be

rendered gross, dull, unfeeling, Mat.13.15;

ANG 28 427).
médats, dat. pl. eon
7édas, acc. pl. Q id.

7é0n |, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. 2) (méLa, the fost) see
tem) Mara isce4); nu S.120;

medives |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (wediov, a plain,
qeoov, the ground) level, flat.

qedwov,? gen. sing. masc. TEOLWOS

meCevewy,’ pres. infin. melevw

melevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (rela, the foot)
pr. to travel on foot; to travel by land,
AG? 20m 13
wel |, adv. (pr. dat. fem. of zefds, , ov, pedes-
trian, fr. wéla) on foot, or, by land, Mat.
4 13a MarnOn33)s
mefapyetv, pres. infin. Treapycw
mrelapyew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (reiopar
& apx7) to obey one in authority, Ac.
Rese 2 pee lltersomlis
or conform to advice, Ac. 27. 21.

genr. to obey, follow,

meapxycavras, ace. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 mreapxew
trePapxovat, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. 0 id.
welGets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. mrelbw
meiVeo Oat, pres. infin. mid. : ‘ : id.
meiverOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. : id.
mevGot, dat. sing. in some copies and an-
cient versions 5 id.
mewots, R. Gr. Sch. Ln. Tdf. a Cor2: uy
meiGots,’ dat. pl. masc. areiOos
meiopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. areibw
wedop.eOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid.—AI.
In. Taf. 6 5 id.
TeToiWapev, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ae 13. 18)
meiOopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ‘ ; id.
mevGopevous, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
weHopevon, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
meibés |, 1, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : 3 id.

ree |, 60s, ovs, > (§ 5. tab. E. h) Suada, the
goddess of persuasion; persuasiveness, v.r.
1 Co. 2. 4.

d Gu. 6. 17. e Ac, 20. 13. f1Co. 2. 4.

rem. 6) aor. 1, érewca, perf. pass. zé-
mevopat, aor. 1, pass. érecaOnv, (§ 23.
rem. 4. 7) to persuade, seek to persuade,
endeavour to convince, Ac.18.4; 19.8, 26;
28. 23; to persuade, influence by persua-
sion, Mat. 27. 20; Ac. 13. 43; 26. 28; to
incite, instigate, Ac. 14. 19; to appease,
render tranquil, to quiet, 1 Jno. 3. 19; to
strive to conciliate, aspire to the favour of,
Gal. 1. 10; to pacify, conciliate, win over,
Mat. 28. 14; Ac. 12. 20; pass. and mid.
to be persuaded of, be confident of, Lu.
20.6; Ro. 8.38; He. 6.9; to suffer one’s
self to be persuaded, yield to persuasion, to
be induced, Ac. 21.14; to be convinced, to
believe, yield belief, Lu. 16.31; Ac. 17.4;
to assent, listen to, obey, follow, Ac. 5. 36,
37, 40; perf. 2, réroba, (§ 25. rem. 5)
to be assured, be confident, 2 Co. 2. 3;
Phi. 1.6; He. 13. 18; to confide in, trust,
rely on, place hope and confidence in, Mat.
27. A3;; Mar. 10. 245, Ro. 2: 19.

eos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) persua-
sive Co 264s NEA

Tecpovn, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
yielding to persuasion, assent, Gal.5.8. N.T.

merolOnots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c)
(wérowba, perf. 2 of elu) trust, confi-
LXX.

miotis, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (zeé-
Gopar) faith, belief, firm persuasion, 2 Co.

dence, reliance, 2 Co. 1. 15, et al.

5.73; He. 11.1; assurance, firm conviction,
Ro. 14.23; ground of belief, guarantee, as-
surance, Ac.17.31; good faith, honesty, in-
tegrity, Mat. 23.23; Gal. 5.22; Tit. 2:10;
faithfulness, truthfulness, Ro. 3.3; in N.T.
faith in God and Christ, Mat. 8. 10; Ac.
3.16, et al. freq.; 7) aiotis, the matter of
Gospel faith, Ac. 6. 7; Jude 3, et al.
muotevo, ‘ut. evow, perf. reriorevka,
(§ 13. tab. M) to believe, give credit to,
Mar. 1. 15; 16. 13; Lu. 24. 25; intrans.
to believe, have a mental persuasion, Mat.
8.13; 9. 28; Ja. 2. 19; to believe, be of
opinion, Ro. 14.2; in N.T. qiorevew ev,
eis, emt, to believe in or on, Mat. 18. 6;
Ais AGO UO, Be UG ule age Aloe a)
believe, be a believer in the religion of

Christe Aci 2 Agus Ane deo? a3.) “Ais

314

TELPa

rel |, fut. qretow, perf. réreia, (§ 23. rem. 1. c, and

trans. to intrust, commit to the charge or power of,

Lu. 16. 11; Jno. 2. 245; pass. to be tn-
trusted with, Ro. 3. 2; 1 Co. 9. 17.
motos, 7, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) faith-
ful, true, trusty, Mat. 24. 45; 25. 21, 233
Lu. 12. 42; 2 Ti. 2.2; put in trust, 1 Co.
7. 25; true, veracious, Re. 1.53 2. 133
credible,

sure, certain, indubitable, Ac.

13. 34; 1 Ti. 1. 15; believing, yielding
belief and confidence, Jno. 20. 27; Gal.
3-93; spe. a Christian believer, Ac. 10.45;
16. 1, 15; 2 Co. 6.153; aorov, in
a true-hearted manner right-mindedly,
3 Jno. 5.

TLTTOW, 0, fut. oow, (§ 20. tab. 71)
to make trustworthy ; pass. to be assured,

feel sure belief, 2 Ti. 3.14.

ae(Owv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. eee
Tela, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. qreweuw
Trev, pres. infin. . . id.
mewdoete, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; i iat
mewdon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. P ; id
wewaoovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. 3 : id.

Tewvdw, @|, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) and you,

aor. 1, ézeivaca, (zelva, hunger) to
hunger, be hungry, Mat. 4.2; Mar.11.12;
to be exposed to hunger, be famished, \ Co.
4. 11; Phi. 4. 12; met. to hunger after
desire earnestly, long for, Mat. 5. 6.

mewdpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. Trewew
Tewovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
qewavTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. : 6 id.
jewovrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

Teipa |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a trial, attempt,

endeavour ; Aap Bavew Teipay, to attempt,
He. 11.29; also, to experience, He.11.36.

meat, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
aor. 1, évetpaca, perf. pass. TeTElpac-
prot, aor. 1, pass. ereipacOnv, to make
proof or trial of, put to the proof, whether
with good or mischievous intent, Mat.
16. 1; 22. 35, et al.; absol. to attempt,
NED 760
tempt, Mat. 4. 1, et al.; to try, subject to

CLG, ISOs Tie WG Bhe OR iho
trial, 1 Co. 10. 13, et al.
metpac}.os, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
putting to the proof, proof, trial, 1 Pe.
4.12; He. 3.8; direct temptation to

sin, Lu. 4. 133; trial, temptation, Mat.

6313); 2604 571 Coos; 135 etval.:
affliction, Lu. 22. 28, et al. LXX.

Teipaopat, Gat, fut. doopat, (§ 19.
tab. S) (i q. Att. Tetpaw ) to try, attempt,

trial, calamity,

essay, endeavour, Ac. 9. 26; 26. 21.

eipacer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. mreipalor
meipaceTa, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass... id.
mreipacere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
mreipaln, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. id.
mepacopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
mretpacopevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
mretpacop.evos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
metpacovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
reipatw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) Tetpa
meipacwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. meipalon
Telpav, acc. sing. = TEelpa
reipaopat, Gpat], fut. dropar - id.
metpagot, aor.}, infin. act. . ; : retpaly
metpacbets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
weipacOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . : id.
mrepacbys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
mepacbjre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
meIpas pots, dat. pl. TELAT LOS
TELPAc }LOV, acc. sing. . ¢ : id.
Treipacpos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) Teipa
Teipacpov, gen. sing. : : : : TELPAT LOS
TELAT HO, dat. sing. : 3 ‘ A id.
Teipacpav, gen. pl. : id.
meicavrTes, nom. pl, masc. part. aor. 1, act. . arelOw
Teioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. 3 id.
mevoOevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
revo Oys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
meio Oncovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
Tretopovn |," As, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) id.
metcopev, | pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
meAdyet, dat. sing. méayos

TENLYOS |, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. ») the es, ne open
sea, Mat. 18.6; @ sea, contradistinguished
from the sea in general, and named from
an adjacent country, Ac. 27. 5.

merexilw |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (7éXexvs, an
axe) to strike or cut with an axe; to be-
head, Re. 20. 4.

315

mev0o

TEUTO, fut. Yow, aor. 1, ereuwa, aor. 1, pass. ereupOyy,
(§ 23. rem. 1. a, and rem. 2. 4) to send,
to despatch on any message, embassy, busi-
Mat. 2. 8; 14.
JNO Tia te Ret T1715

MESS CLC:, Wiig, 228
29;
dismiss, permit to go, Mar. 5. 12; to send
2eebhess 2,

or put forth, Re. 14. 15, 18.

10;

to transmit, to

in or among, 11; to thrust in,

meupbévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. réuzrw
méupat, aor. 1, infin. act. ia
TepavTa, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
mTéeuwavrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
Tearte, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
mepvavTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
méeuwas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
mepwact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
mépwer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
Trews, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
mépivov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
Téepwouvat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. & P id.
Tenor, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.
Treo, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
mévnot,’ dat. pl. masc. . : mévns

mévys |, ntos, 6, 4, ($ 4. rem. 2. c) (zévopat, to
labour for one’s bread) pr. one who labours
for his bread ; poor, needy, 2 Co. 9. 9.
mevixpos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) poor,
needy, Lu. 21. 2.

mwevOety, pres. infin. . : : 3 revbéw
tevOepa |, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) mevOepos
mevOepdy, acc. sing. . . . trevOepa
tevOepas, gen. sing. 4 é : id.

mevbepos | Hf od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a futher-in-law.
mevOepa, as, on a mother-in-law, Mat.
8. 147;; 10: 35); Mar. 1. 30); Shu: 4°38);

2e85 3

tevOéw, G |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) aévOos
mevOnoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mev0ea
mevOnoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. . H ; id.
TevOnow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id

TevOos |, eos, T0, (§ 5. tab. E. b) mourning, sor-

TEUTELY, pres. infin. act. . 4 repro row, sadness, grief, Ja. 4. 9, et al.

TrE[LTFO[LEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id. mevbew, , fut. now, aor.1, érévOnoa,

Té“TOVTG, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id. (§ 16. tab. P) trans. to lament over,

TELTTHV, acc. sing. fem. : TELTTOS 2 Co. 12. 21; absol. fo lament, be sai,

réurros |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) : TeV TE mourn, Mat. 5.4; 9.15; Mar. 16. 10,
a Gal, 5. 8. 62Co.9.9 e Jno. 18. 13.

mevOo

316 TTETTOL
et al.; mid. to bewail one’s self, to feel com- TETELPAT [LEVOV, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. meppaco
punction, 1 Co. 5. 2. TETELT LAL, ] pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. aelbw

mevGovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mevoew TeTreiopeba, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. . id.
mevOovor, dat. pl. masce. part. pres. id. TETELT[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
mevOovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id. meTe\eKicpevov,”° gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . meNeKiCos
Tevixpav,* acc. sing. fem. 3 TEVLXPOS TETLET LEVOV, acc, sing. neut. part. perf. pass... qruelw
mevixpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) TVS memtorevKa, | pers. sing. perf. ind. TLTTEVO
mevrakts |,? adv. . ; : F : aevTe memustevkapey, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. id.
mevrakirxintot |, at, a, (mévre & yiduor) five times meriotevkas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. id.
one thousand, five thousand, Mat. 14. 21; memiotevKate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. . . id.
16. 9, et al. memtotevke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. id.
mevTakioxiAlovs, acc. pl. masc. TevTakioxiAcon | weTLTTEvVKELTaY, 3 pers. pl. plup. (§ 13. rem. 8. f) id.
TevTaKicxiAiwv, gen. pl. ; : : id. memiotevKkoot, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. c id.
mevTakoola, acc. pl. neut. mevtaxdotor | TemloTEvKOTas, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. id.
TevTAKOT LOL |, aL, a . . TEVTE TeTLTTEVKOTES, Nom. pl. masc. part. perf. id.
mevrakoctots, dat. pl. mase. mevTakcowo. | TeTLTTEUKOTWY, gen. pl. masc. part. perf. id.
TETLOTEVKWS, Nom. s.m. part. perf. (§ 13. rem. 13) id.
weve |, ol, at, Ta, indecl. five, Mat. 14.17, 19; TEeTIOTEVPAL, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
16. 9, et al. reTAAVHILEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. amXavaw
mwéumtos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) fifth, werAdvyobe, 2 pers. pl. perf. pass. (§ 19. tab. S) id.
Res 6:19)319-1)5 Os LO; 2.120: memAatuvrot, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 27.
mevraKis, adverb, five times, 2 Co. rem. 2. a) ; : : » mArarive
its Be (als met npopopnevol, nom. pl. masce. part. perf.
TEVTAKOTLOL, al, a, five hundred, Lu. pass.—A. C. D. Ln. Tdf. . mAnpopopéw
VerAes INGOs Tin uOr meTANpwpevol, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Col. 4.12)
TEVTHKOVTA, ol, at, ta, indecl. fifty, TeTAnpopopnevuv, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . id.
Mar. 6. 40; Lu. 7. 41, et al. TeTANPOKATE, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. TAnpow
TEVTNKOOTH, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) TeTANPWKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. ‘ id.
(fem. of TEVTNKOOTOS, Jiftieth) Pentecost, TemANpwKevan, perf. infin. act. j 5 id.
or the Feast of Weeks; one of the three TreTANPOLAL, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. ‘ id.
great Jewish festivals, so called because it TeTANPwLEVa,, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
was celebrated on the fiftieth day, reckon- meTANPwWLEVN, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
ing from the second day of the feast of tremANpwpLevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
unleavened bread, i.e. from the 16th day TeTANPwLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.,
of NisanseAGs 22 1/5205 161s) le Connros'S. TeTANPWILEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
TEVTEKALOEKATOS |, N, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (reve, TeTANpwWTat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
kat, and déxa) fifteenth. weTAOUTHKA, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. - adAovréw
TEVTEKALOEKATG, dat. sing. neut. TevrekatoeKatos | merotnka, | pers. sing. perf. ind. act. Trovew
TevTnKkovTa |, Ol, 04, 7h. + ; : . wevTe meroujkapev, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . : id.
wevtnKkooTy, |, nS, 1) . id. memroinke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. id.
TEVTHKOTTHS, gen. sing. mevTnKkoatn | wemoujkecoav, 3 p.pl.pluperf.act. (§ 13. rem.8.f) id.
meraoevpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. zradevw merouévat, perf. infin. act. ‘ : 2 id.
meradatwKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. (§ 13. TETOLNKOSL, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. act. id.
rem. 5. a) : mada | meroimKores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. act. id.
meéravrat, 3 pers. s. perf. ind. pass. (§ 22.rem.5) zatvw TeTonKOTOS, en. sing. masc. part. perf. act. id.
TeETrELpPApLEVOV, ace. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. } TETOLKOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. act. id.
—B. C. Tdf. ¢ - : TEL AopaL meroimpevwv, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . - id.
memretpacp.evov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 4. 15) aérola, | pers. sing. perf. 2, (§ 25. rem.4.5) ae(Ow

@ Lu. 21. 2.

6 2 Co. 11. 24.

e Re, 20, 4.

Ld

TETTOL 317 TEpL
mero(Oapey, 1 pers. pl. perf. 2, ind. . : metOw mépas |, Gatos, To, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) an extremity, end,
meroilas, 2 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. id. Mat. 12. 42; Lu. 11. 313 Ro. 10. 18;
méroule, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. id. an end, conclusion, termination, He. 6. 16.
merrovGevar, perf. 2, infin. . ‘ 5 A id. Tépiot, adv. last year, a year ago,
memouljoer, dat. sing. . . metotOnots 21Con8, 103; 972.
merollnow, acc. sing. 2 : id. xépara, ace. pl. . , mépas
memotOnors |, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) mew Tepdtwy, gen. pl. . ; : : id.
memoulcras, acc. pl. mase. part. perf. 2 . 0 id. Tépyajor, acee n : ; : : Ilépyapos
memoujores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. 2 id. Iépydpos], ov, , (§ 3. tab. C. b) Pergamus, a
merolbws, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. 2 : id. city of Mysia, in Asia Minor.
mevoNlrevpat, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. Tlepydpm, dat. : ; : - Tlépyapos

(§ 14. tab. N) : : : TrodiTevw Ilépyn |, nS, OP (§ 2. tab. B. a) Perga, the chief
merovOact, 3 pers. pl. perf. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 4) TATXw city of Pamphylia, in Asia Minor.
awérovGe, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. id. Hépyy, dat. ; : ; , ; Tépyn
TETOPEVJLEVOUS, acc.'pl. masc. part. perf. Topevopat Tépyny, aCe ; ; A f z ide
merorike, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . » qorile Igpyys, gen. 7 P ; id.
TET Pay |LEVOV, nom. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. Tpacow
mémpaxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. TiTparKkw mepl|, prep., with a genitive, pr. of place, about,
TET PApLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. around ; about, concerning, respecting,
(§ 36. rem. 3) id. Mat: 22.85.1194 10%) 2225 3 +) Jnos.8.018)5
meTPAXa,, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. Tpaoow Ro. 8. 3, et al. freq.; with an accusative,
TET PAXEeVa, perf. infin. act. A id, of place, about, around, rownd about, Mat.
mérrwkav, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. (§ 35. rem. 13) 3.45 Mar. 3. 345 Lu. 13.8; of zepl
Ace Craim: 2 5 A 5 TinTW twa, the companions of a person, Lu.
werwke, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 18. 3) J 22. 49; a person and his companions, Ac.
meéerTwxas, 2 pers. sing. perf. ra eel, aah 13. 133; simply @ person, Jno. 11. 19;
exmremrwxkas, Rec. (Re. 2. 5) ° TO mept twa, the condition, circumstances
TEeTTWKOTA, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. (§ 13. of any one, Phi. 2. 23; of time, about,
rem. 6. c) . : C ; id. Mat. 20. 3, 5, 6,9; about, concerning,
TenTwkuiay, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. (§ 37. respecting, touching, Lu. 10. 40; 1 Ti.
SO IE) F P e ‘ id. TKO r Owe Wise lite ane 7 netrale
Temupwyeva, acc. pl. nevt. part. perf. pass. . Tupow mepE, adv. round about; 6, %, 76,
TETUPWHEVNS, gen. sing. fem. part. p. pass.— mepug, circumjacent, neighbouring, Ac.
A. C. Ln. : : 4 id. 5enlOs
memupwevot, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 1.15) TEplaoos, , ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) over
TETUPWHLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. . id. and above, Mat. 5. 37; superfluous, 2 Co.
TETUPWLEVOY, acc. sing, neut. part. perf. pass. id 9.1; extraordinary, Mat.5.47; comparat.
mémwke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. (§37.rem.1) zivw more, greater, Mat. 11. 9; 23. 14, et al.;
TETOPWKE, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act, TW0W excessive, 2 Co. 2. 7; adverbially, TEpLo-
TEeTWPWLEVN, nom. sing. fem. part. perf: pass. . id. aoov, in fuli abundance, Jno. 10. 10;
TETWPWHLEVNY, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id. TEpLOcOoTEpoV, and é« TEpLTToU, ex-

ep |, enclitic particle, serving ta add force to the
word to which it is subjoined.

repay |, adv. across, beyond, over, on the other side,
Mat. 4. 15, 25;
é, % 70, Tépav, farther, on the farther

side, and 75 Tépar, the farther side, the

is WR date Os i, 97 2

other side, Mat. 8. 18, 28; 14. 22, et al.
Tepaitepe |, adv. compar. of zépay,—B. Ln. Taf.
mepl érépwv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 19. 39).

ceedingly, vehemently, Mar. 6.51; 7.36;

MiCoretks 1s. sKp: 3.20, et val.) co
TEplooov, pre-eminence, advantage, Ro.
Saul,
TEepLacas,
vehemently, Ac. 26.11; more, more abun-

dantly, Mat. 27. 23; Mar. 10. 26.

adv. abundantly,

much,

TEPLaTOTEpws, ady. more, more abun-
dantly, more earnestly, more vehemently,

TE pla

Gal. 1. 14.

318 TE PLE
Mar. 15. 14; 2 Co. 7. 13, et al.; exceedingly, mrepiBadetra, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. (§ 24.
rem. 4) : 2 : 5 mepypadrw
Tepiooevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) trepparyn, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. mid. 3 id.
to be over and above, to be superfluous, mepiBadrnrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. mid. id.

Mata 145 20) Marerz.44i;) Alu 24)
et al.; to exist in full quantity, to abound,
be abundant, Ro. 5. 15; 2 Co. 1.5; to
increase, be augmented, Ac. 16. 53; to be
advanced, be rendered more prominent, Ro.
3. 73 of persons, to be abundantly gifted,
richly furnished, abound, Lu. 15. 17; Ro.
Ty Wess Couns. 2 5 -2)Cors. 7cet als
to be possessed of a full sufficiency, Phi.
4. 12, 18; to abound in performance,
1 Co. 15.58; to be a gainer, 1 Co. 8.8;
in N.T. trans. to cause to be abundant,
2 Co. 4. 15; 9.8; Ep. 1. 8; to cause to
be abundantly furnished, cause to abound,
fUinessece

abundance, Mat. 13. 123 25. 29.

12; pass. to be gifted with

/ tA
mepiccevpa, aos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
more than enough, residue over and above,

Mar. 8.8; abundance, exuberance, Mat.
12.34; Lu. 6.45; superabundance, afflu-
ence, 2) Co. 8.13; 14. 1G:

Tepirceia, as, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) superabundance, Ro. 5.17; 2 Co.

15) Su IKely HUA di Tig Wiig WILO.
TEpLayely, pres. infin. (§ 34. rem. 1. b) : TEpLayw
TEpLayETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. 4 é id.
Trepuccye |, fut. a&w, (rept & ayo) to lead around,

carry about in one’s company, 1 Co. 9. 5;
to ‘traverse, Mat.4. 23)5°9. 35 323. 15);
Mar. 6. 6; absol. to go up and down, Ac.

oe Fa Mo
TEpLayuv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . Tepuayw
Teplaipertat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . TEplLarpew

Tepraipew, @|, fut. yow, aor. 2, zepretrov, (§ 36.
rem. 1) (epi & aipéw) to take off, lift
off, remove, 2 Co. 3. 16; to cast off, Ac.
27.40; met. to cut off hope, Ac. 27. 20;
met. to take away sin, remove the guilt
of sin, He.

make expiation for sin,

16. LL.
TeplacTparte |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (zrepé
& aoTpaTTw) lo lighten around, shine like
lightning around, Ac. 9. 3; 22. 6.

;
Tepiactpawat, aor. I, infin. TEPLAOTPaTTW

trepyBadXo |, fut. Badd, aor. 2, mepteBador, perf.
pass. zepféBrAnuat, (§ 27. rem. 1. b,
and rem. 3) (zepi & BadXw) to cast
around ; to clothe, Mat. 25. 36, 38, 43;
mid. to clothe one’s self, to be clothed, Mat.
6920) 3s ue sets INO-wiOn zs eencs
12.8; Re. 4. 4, et al.; to cust around a
city, to draw a line of circumyallation, Lu.
19. 43.
meptpodaov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
that which is thrown around any one,
clothing, covering, vesture; a cloak, mantle,

Herr. 12); @ covering, 1 Co. 10. 15.

repBadod, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. mid. mepiBalr\w
tepipadovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : id.
Trepiparduca, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. mid. id.
Trepipadov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
mrepibeBAnwevy, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
TreptseBAnpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
repipeBAnpevor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
treptseBAnpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
teptBeBdnpevors, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

mepiBréropar |, fut. Yorat, (§ 23. rem. 1.a) (iq.

mepiSrérw, from wept & BA€rw) trans.

to look round upon, Mar. 3.5, 34; 11.11:

Lu. 6. 10; absol. to look around, Mar.

a BER Op uch oe).
mreppreWapevot, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 1 mepypAéropar
mepipAcWapevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
trepyBodatov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) . . mepyBadrrw
meptBodaiov, gen. sing. . . mepBoAaov
fut. 4ow, perf. pass. dedepat, (Sica
rem. 1) (wept & d€w) to bind round
about; pass. to be bound around, be bound

Trepio<w |,

up, Jno. It. 44.

Tepiopapovres,* nom. pl. masc. part, aor. 2

(§ 36. rem. 1) . ; b TEPLTPEXW
mrepePadere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 34.

rem: ilb)) : : - mepiBarAw
mrepief2arero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. . id.
mrepiehadoper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
mepieBadov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. 4 id.
mepteBAéreto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. mrepisr<ropat
meplededeTo,” 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pass. TepLoew

@ Mar. 6. 55.

6 Jno. 11. 44.

TE PLE

mepreCwopevat, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. pass.

(§ 26. rem 5). mrepiLovvnput
mrepielwoevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
mrepelwopevor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
mepéOykav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. TrepiTiOnue
meprefinke, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act... id.
meptekpupe," 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 24.

rem. 8. a) TEpuKpUTTW
wepicdapwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. l, ind. TepiAdp7rw
mepteActy, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 36.rem.1) . Tepraipew
mepueAOcvrtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 TeEplepxXojLau
aepteAovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. TEpLaipew
mepie@dtet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . TEepuTrarEw
TEPLETATELS, 2 pers. sing. imperf. . . id.
TEPLETATHT LEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . id.
TEPLEeTATHTATE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 3 id.
TEpieTTaTHOE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
TEPlLETATOVY, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . 4 ; id.
meplerretpay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. TepiTretpw
mepieremaryKel, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. . . TepiTaréw
mepiemece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37.

rem. 1) . : mepiTintw
TEpleTTOLTaTO, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid. TEpiToLew
Teplepya, acc. pl. neut. S P, 5 meplepyos
meptepyatomevovs,” acc. pl.masc.part.pres. qreprepydlopau

Tepiepydopar|, fut. dcopat, (epi, intensive, &
epyalopar) to do a thing with excessive or
superfluous care ;
By Ste

nom. pl. masc. 5

to be a busy-body, 2 Thes.

Teplepyou, TEplepyos
Teplepyos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) Coe epyov)
over careful; officious, a busy-body, \ Ti.
Nasik, INIGIN meplepya, magic arls, sor-
cery, Ac. 19. 19
meprepyopat |, aor. 2. mepipAOov, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(wept & épyopar) to go about, wander
about, rove, Ac. 19. 13; He. 11. 37; to go

about, visit from house to house, 1 Ti.

5.13; to take a circuitous course, Ac.28.13.
Teplepxojzevar, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. TEPLEpXOMat
TTEPLEPXOEVOV, gen. pl. part. pres. ‘ 3 id.
TepieoTraro,* 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. (§ 19.

tab. S) TEPLoTraw)
mepieotncayv, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . Tepulornpe

TepleoT@Ta, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. contr.
(§ 35. rem. 8) : : : id.

TEPLETXE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. Treplexo
TEpLeTEpLE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. TEPLTEULVO)
a Lu. 1, 24, b1 Ti. 6. 10. ce 2 Thes. 3.11.

319

TEPLK

mepreTpnOyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. l, ind. pass.

(§ 27. rem. 3) TEpLTepLvD
TEpLeXEt, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . TrEpLexw
TEpleXoucay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. F id.

mepéxw |, fut. repréfw, aor. 2, repréoxov, (§ 36.
rem. 4) (wept & €yw) to encompass, en-
clos2; to embrace, contain, as a writing,
Ac. 23. 25; met. to encompass, seize on
the mind, Lu. 5. 9; TEPLEXEL, impers. it
is contained, it is among the contents of a
writing, 1 Pe. 2. 6.

TEpLoXy, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a} a com-
puss, circumference, contents; a section, a
portion of Scripture, Ac. 8. 32.
repiCavvupt, and vow |, fut. iow, perf. pass. TeEple-

Coopot, (§ 36. rem. 5) (awepi & Lév-
vupt) to bind around with a girdle, gird;
in N.T. mid. to gird one’s self in prepara-
tion for bodily motion and exertion, Lu.
17. 8, 7et ally
Renters 5 0:

145. 27) to wear a girdle,

trepilwcan, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. mepilovvypee
Trepilwodpevol, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
TrepLlWOa[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part.aor. 1, mid. id.
Trepilorerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. p id.
TEpLnyE, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . Tepiayw
TrepinrGov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2. ind. TEplepXojLat
TEplNnpelTo, 3 pers. s. imperf. pass. (§ 13. rem. 2) TrEpLaipew
mepjotpawe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TEPLAgTpaTTH
Trepibets, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. mepitlOne
mepievtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. . id.
mepilecews,” gen. sing. : . meplGecrs
mepiDens, oe H, (§ 5. tab. E. 0) mepitiOnpt
TeplicTaco, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. (§ 29.

tab. Y) - - . TEpuloT ype

mepliactnpe|, fut. repiotyow, ~(§ 29. tab. X) repi
& loTnpL) to place around; intrans. aor.2,
TEpLecTHV, perf. part. TEPLEaTS, to stand
around, Jno. 11. 42; Ac. 25. 7; mid. to
keep aloof from, avoid, shun, 2 Ti. 2. 16;
dit. 2. 9.

mepikadappa |, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (epixa-
Gaipw, to cleanse, purify, fr. mept & Ka-
Oaipo) pr. offscouring, filth; met. refuse,

outcast. LXX.
Tepikabdapyataf nom. pl. Tepikalapp.a
trepikabilw |, fut iow, (wept & Kabi~w) to sit
around, v.r. Lu. 22. 55.
d@ Lu. 10. 40, el Pe. 3.3. 41 Co. 4. 13.

TT EPLK

nnn ee ee

mepuxabiodyrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1—)
D. Ln. . . :
ovykahiodvTov, Ree mGinscha mae
kabirdvrwv, Tdf. (Lu. 22. 55) .
meptkadvmre, pres. infin. act. . . TepikaduTTw

Trepucadvrrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (qepi &
Kadvrr) to cover round about, cover

trepuabife

over; to cover the face, Mar. 14. 65; to
blindfold, Lu. 22. 64; pass. to be overlaid,
He. 9. 4.
TepikadvarTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1
Trepikeyna |, fut. kefoopat, (§ 33. tab.D.D) (zepi
& Keyp.a) to lie around, be circumjacent;

,
TepikadvTTo

to environ, He. 12. 1; to be hung around,
ar. 9. 42; Lu. 17.2; to have around

one’s self, to wear, Ac. 28.20; to be beset,

He. 5.2.
TEpUKELLEVOY, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. Tepikerpat
TEptKELTAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
mepikekaAvppevyv, acc. sing. fem. part. perf.

pass. ; ‘ ‘ mepixadiaTw

repixeparaia], as, 7, (fem. of repixepdAaos,
wept & Kepady) @ helmet, Ep. 6. 17;
I @kess 5-08.01 el. Gr

mepikeharaiay, acc. sing. .

nom. pl. mase.

. mepikepadaia
TEpLKpATELs,” . TEpiKpaTns
mepuxpatys |, €os, 6, 7, ($7. tab. Gb) (wepi &
Kparéw) overpowering ; mepiKkparijs ye
vecGat, to become master of, to secure, Ac.
Dil Ovge ln: Gre
mepikpvrrrw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem.
mepekpuBov, (wept & kpiaxrw) to con-
ceal by envelopment; to conceal in retire-

Jina) aor. 2:

ment, Lu. 1.24. L.G.

TepukvkAwcovet,’ 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. ;

TEPLKUKACW

TEpiKUKACW, @ |, fut. dow, {§ 20. tab. T) (wept &
KUKAOW) to encircle, surround.

mepirdutrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (wept &
apo) to shine around, Lu. 2.9; Ac.
26219) oh.G.

mepirdupay, acc. sing. neut. part. aor. 1 . Tepiddprrw
TepircuTropevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.

pass. . . . . TeptAcirw
Tepircirw |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (epi &

Netrw) to leave remaining; pass. lo re-
main, survive, 1 Thes. 4. 15, 17.

, .
mTeptAvTor, acc. sing. masc. . . meptAvmros

mepiduros |, ov, 6, 4, ($7. rem. 2) es & Avr)

a Ac. 27. 16. b Lu. 19. 43. ce Ac. 1. 4, d Ac, 5, 16.

320

TE ptr
greatly grieved, exceedingly sorrowful, Mat. 26. 38;
Mar. 6. 26; 14. 34, et al.

mepyrevery,” pres. infin, . . - Tepysevw

mepipeve |, fut. ev&, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (aepl &
peva) to await, wait for.

, a ,
reps |,4 adv. . . . . TeEpl
yh cal f t , ,
TeploiKew, @ |, tut. yow . : : TEPLOLKOS
TeptouKol,* nom. pl. masce. : c : id.

aeptotxos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (aepé & oikos)
one who dwells in the vicinity, a neighbour.
Teploikew, @, fut. vow, (§ 16. tab. P)
to dwell around, or in the vicinity; to be
a neighbour, Lu. 1. 65.
mepoixovvras,’ acc. pl. masc. part. pres.
acc. sing. masc. . : -

TEpLouKkéw
TepLovaov,§ TEPLOVTLOS
meptovetos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (aepiovaia,
abundance, wealth, fr. mepleyt, to super-
abound) superabundant ; peculiar, special,

Mit. 240 4m MIOXOXS

TEpLoxy |," Rs, ) (§ 2. tab. B. a) Teprexo
TEPLTaTEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . mepuratéw
meplmaret, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : id.
mepitarety, pres. infin, . : : : id.
TepiTrateis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : c id.
TEPLTATELTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. id.
mepirateizw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. ‘ id.

mepiratew, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (epi &

Taz €0) to walk, walk about, Mat. 9. 5;

11.5; 14.25,26,29, et al.; to rove, roam,
] Pe. 5. 8; with pera, to accompany, fol-
lew, have intercourse with, Jno. 6.66; Re.
3. 4; to walk, frequent a locality, Jno.
4.13
tain a certain walk of life and conduct,
Ro. 6. 4; 8. 1, et al.

11. 54; from the Heb., to main-

mepuraty, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. TepuTaTew
TEplTATHTAL, aor. 1, infin. : 0 : id.
TEPLTATHOAVTES, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 . id.
TepiTaryget, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : id.
mepuratngovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : id.
TEPLTATHTOMEV, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj... id.
mepuraznre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. 6 5 id.
TEPLTATOU[LEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.
TepiTaTovvTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
TEPLTATOLVTAS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres, . id.
Tepim@atovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Tepuratovvre, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
TEPLTATOVVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
e Lu. 1. 53. Ff Lu. 1. 65. g Tit. 2. 14. h Ac. 8, 32.

TEplTr 321 TE PLT
TepliTAaTOvL, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. TepiTraréw TepiocevOijoeran, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.
TEplTaTOUCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. i : id. (§ 14. tab. N) . F TEepicoedoo
TEpiTaTaLLey, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. : id. Tepiooevy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : id
TEPLTATOV, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. : id. TEPLOTEUNTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. Z 3 id.
mepureipw |, fut. repO, aor. 1, mepréretpa, (§ 27. mepiocevpa.|, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) mept

rem. 1. d) (zepi & qreipw) to put on a Tepiocevpara, acc. pl. . Tepiccevpa
spit, transfix; met. to pierce, wound deeply, TEPLOTEV[LATOS, gen. sing. . P é id.
ISDiN6. TO; TEPLOTEVOpLEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. P TEepiTrevo
TEPLTETATHKEL, 3 pers. sing. biped TEPLOGEvOV, ace. sing. neut. part. pres. 3 id.
meplemenarynet, Rec. : TepliTatew mepiscevovtat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid —
meprerdrnoev, Tdf. (Ac. 14. 8) J ARBeTMAE.< g : ; “4
mepuréonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . TepiTimtw mepiaoevovot, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. | bce
TEPLTETOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 . id. 15217) 2 ‘5 ‘ : 4
TepuTizte |, fut. areood atu, aor. 2, TEpleTrEcor, TEpLOTEvOVTES, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. % id.
(§ 37. rem. 1) (epi & TinTw) to fall TEpLaaevovTos, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. id.
around or upon, to fall in with, Lu. Tepiacevovea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
10.30; to fall into, light upon, Ac. 27. 41; TEpiaaEevouat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ id.
to be involved in, Ja. 1. 2. TEpLTTEvo'al, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. é id.
TEpLTOLew, @ |, fut. Yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (epi & Tepiocedvoat, aor. 1, infin. , 3 : id.
TOLew ) to cause to remain over and above, TEPLOTEvTAY, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1 5 id.
to reserve, save; mid. to acquire, gain, TepisoevoavTa, acc. pl. neut. part. aor. 1 id,
earn, 1 Ti. 3. 13; to purchase, Ac. Tepircevon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
20. 28, Tepitoevu |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) mept
mepiToijats, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) mepisaov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. TEPLooos
a laying up, keeping; an acquiring or ob- mepiacds |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) - Trepi
taining, acquisition, 1 Thes. 5. 9; 2 Thes. Tepiooorepa, dat. sing. fem. compar. (§ 8.
2. 14; @ saving, preservation, He. 10. 39; rem. 4) 4 6 3 . TEPLTTOS
a peculiar possession, specialty, Ep. 1. 14; Teptogotepay, acc. sing. fem. compar. . . id.
IePes 259: TEpLawoTEpoV, acc. sing. masc. compar. ; id.
repirooacbat, aor. 1, infin. mid—B. Tae. , | meptrodrepoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. compar. id.
o@oa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 17. 33) ; Sd tebe Tepiacorépus |, adv. mept
BepenoLyjocnts, gen. sing. TepiTotnats | Teplomov, gen. sing. neut. . ‘epuraos
mepuTotnow, acc. sing. id. mepiooas |, adv. . . - Tept
mepurroinors |, ews, 7, ($5. tab. E. e TeplTrovew mepiotepa |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a dove, pigeon,
mepiovovvtat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . id. Mat. 3. 16; 10. 16, et al.
mepippn€avres,* nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 repuppiyvype | meptorepat, nom. pl. TEPLOTEPA
Tepippyyvupe |, fut. pygw, (§ 36. rem. 5) (epi & TeploTepav, acc. sing. : ; . id.
pyyvepe) to break or tear all round ; to TeploTepas, ace. pl. 5 : : : id.
strip off, Ac. 16. 22. TEPLOTEPOV, gen. pl. 3 : ; s id.
TEpLoTraw, |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) (wept & mepiTeety, aor. 2, infin. act. Tepitévn
oTdw) to draw off from around; to wheel TrEPLTEMLVELY, pres. infin. act. 5 A 2 id.
about ; to distract ; pass. to be distracted, wepitepver Oa, pres. infin. pass. “ 3 id.
over-busied, Lu. 10. 40. mepitepverOu, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. id.
mepioceia. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab, B. b, and rem. 2) rept mepitesvete, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . 5 id.
Tepioceiay, ace. sing. Tepiooela, mepitepvnode, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. pass. . id.
TEpLTTEveEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. TEepitoevw TEPLTELVOMEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Tepiocevev, pres. infin. . : ; ; id. Tepitevomev, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
mepitoevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . id. Trepitépvw |, fut. reno, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) perf. pass.

a Ac, 16, 22.

Ww

te

TE PLT 32

mepirérpnpuat, aor. 2, eprérewov, (§ 27.rem.4.b)

(wept & TELVO) to cut around; to cir-

cumcise, remove the prepuce, Lu. 1. 59;

2. 21, et al.; met. Col. 2.11; mid. 4o swb-

mit to circumcision, Ac. 15. 1, et al.

qreplTopLy, Hs, 7, - (8 2. tab. B. a) cir-

cumceision, the act or custom of circum-

cision, Jno. 7. 22, 23; Ac. 7. 8; the state

of being circumcised, the being circumcised,

Ro. 2. 25, 26, 27; 4. 10; meton. the cir-

cumcision, those who are circumcised, Ro.

3. 30; 4.9; met. spiritual circumcision of

the heart and affections, Ro. 2. 29; Col.

2. 11; meton. persons spiritually circwm-

cised, Phi. 3. 3. LXX.
aepiteTpnpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.

—B. Sch. Ln. Tdf. . -

mepitepvopevot, Rec. Gr. (Gal. 6. 13)

TEpLTETHLN|LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
mepiTeacr, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Att.

for zepitubetor, ($ 28. rem. 6)
mepitieper, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . Z id.
mepitiOnur}, fut. mepiOjow, aor. 1, mepré/yxa,

aor. 2, zrepieOny, (§ 28. tab. V) (wept &

TlOnp) to place around, put about or

TrEplTepLv

mrepitlOnpt

around, Mat. 21. 33; 27. 28, et al.; met.

to attach, bestow, 1 Co. 12. 23.
mepileots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c)

a putting on, wearing of dress, ete., 1 Pe.

Bye Sa INI
mepiTpnOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . mepitéuvo
mepitpn bite, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.—

Al. Ln. Taf. c - 5 id.

mepiréuvynobe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 15.1) j

repitopy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. Bea). id.
mepiTop.y, dat. sing. . mepiropa)
mepiTouyv, acc. sing. . F ; : id.
TepiTouys, gen. sing. é ‘ : : id.
mepitperet,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tepitperw

arepirpérw |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (rept &
Tperw) to turn about; lo bring round into
any state, Ac. 26. 24.

TepiTpexe |, aor. 2, qeprédpapov, (§ 36. rem. 1)

(wept & tpéxw) to run about, run up
and down, Mar. 6. 55.

mepipepety, pres. infin. act. ° Tepipepw
mepipeperbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
mepipepopevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. id.

22 TETOM
Trepipepojevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. TepipEepw
mepupéepovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.

trepipépy |, fut. reproiow, aor. 1, repunveyKa, aor. 2,
mepujveykov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (epi &
dépw) to bear or carry about, Mar. 6. 55;
2 Co. 4.10; pass. to be borne about hither
and thither, to be whirled about, driven to
and fro, Ep. 4. 14; He. 13. 9; Jude 12.
mepippoveizw,” 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . Trepippovew
Tepippovew, G], fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (zepi &
piv) to contemplate, reflect on; to despise,
disregard, Tit. 2. 15.
Tepixwpov, acc. sing. fem. , 3 3 Trepixwpos
meptxupos |, ov, 0, y, ($7. rem. 2) (wepi & yeépa) -
circumjacent ; 0 Trepixwpos, sc. Yn an
adjacent or circumjacent region, country
Mar. 1. 28;
meton. inhabitants of the region round
about, Mat. 3.5. LG.

/ .
Teplxwopov, gen. sing. fem.

round about, Mat. 14. 35;

Tepixwpos
TEpLXopy, dat. sing. fem. . : = id.
trepidyme |,” aros, 76, (§4. tab. D. c) (repupaw, to
wipe on every side): filth which is wiped off;
offscouring; met. 1 Co. 4. 13. N.T.
mepmepeverat,? 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
reptrepevopat |, fut. evoopat, (méprepos, braggart)
to vaunt one’s self. L.G.

,
+ TEPTEPEVOMAL

Ilepoida,’ ace. : c c : Tlepais
Ilepats }, dos (0), 4, ($4. rem. 2.c) Persis, pr. name.
mépvor|, adv. : : . méepas
TEC EL, aor. 2, infin. (§ 37. rem. 1) arirtw
qeoettat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
meoete, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. : 3 id.
TEeoN, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. : : id.
TETNTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. . 2 Z id.
qecov, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 2 id.
TECOVTA, acc. sing. mas¢. part. aor.2 . ; id.
qeoovras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
qecovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. F id.
mecovvTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. ‘ , id.
jecwv, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 : : id.
méeowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ; F id.
meTdopat, Opa | TéeTOpLaL
qerewa, nom. and ace. pl. TETELVOV
merewvov |, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) méTopat
merewov, gen. pl. . . . TETELVOV
mérntaty 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. ; TETOPLAL

wéropar |, fut. rerjoopar & rrycopo, to fly.

4 Ac, 26, 24. 6 Tit. 2.15. ¢1Co, 4. 13.

@1 Co, 13, 4. e Ro, 16. 12. f Re. 12. 14.

TETOML 323 7 NALK
meTdopat, Guat, a later form for TEeTOpAL, TETWLEVOV, ace. sing. masc. part. pres. TeTadopat
Ren qa 73814. Os) 19.6175 TETWLEVOD, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. - id.
TETELVOV, OV, TO, (neut. of zereLVds, TETW[LEVYD, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
nH, ov, winged, flying, fr. méropat) @ bird, mepavepwopefa, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. pass. (§ 21.
fowl, Mat. 6. 26; 8. 20, et al. tales W))en ; pavepow
aTnvov, od, 76, (pr. neut. of rryv0s, mepavepGoGa1, perf. infin. pass. z ; id.
i, ov, winged, fr. wéropar) @ bird, fowl, meavépwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : id.
(COs B56 BK mepiAnjkate, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. (§ 16.
TETO}LEVOLS, dat. pl. neut. part. pres.— Gr. rem. 5) - dire
Sch. Tdf. : TETOPAL Trepipwco, 2 pers. sing. perf. imper. pass. dipow
metwpevos, Rec. (Re. 19. ae mepopticpevot, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. pass. doprile
meTOmEvoV, acc. sing. masc. part. pres.—Gr. ; mepvowwpevol, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. duoww
SeheTdf: 5s : id. mepvowwpevwy, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. . id.
TETWLEVOV, Rec. (Re. 14. 6) sal mepuTevévyy, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. putevo
eTopevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres.—Gr. 2 mepwtiajevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass.
Sche kde ©. : id. (§ 26. rem. 1) drive
Benouevan, Rec. (Re. 8. 13) j myyat, nom. pl. yy
e, an
TETOPLEVY, ea ie masc, part. pres.— Gr -| Hed Tiyyavor | 57 0v, 76, ($3. eo. C.c) rue, a plant,
Fea. Re (heres) oa ruta graveolens of Linn.
. myyas, acc. pl. : : : c yy
mérpa |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b) @ rock, Mat. ayn |, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a source, spring,
Te Ag 2usnetiaalas) IMCL HO. Os 3smla be. fountain, Ja. 3. 11, 12; a well, Jno. 4.6;
2.8; crags, clefts, Re. 6. 15, 16; stony an issue, flux, flow, Mar. 5. 29; met.
ground, Lu. 8. 6, 13 Jno. 4. 14.
Ilérpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a myn, dat. sing. amy
stone; in N.T. the Greek rendering of the TNYNS, gen. sing. 5 : : F id.
surname Cephas, given to the Apostle
Simon, and having, therefore, the same THYVULL, and myyvvo |, fut. &», aor. 1, ern:
sense us Térpa, Peter, Mat. 4. 18; 8.14, &a, (§ 36. rem. 5) to fusten; to pitch a
et al. tent, He. 8. 2.
aeETPWOYS, €OS, OVS, 6, 7, TO, -€s, mayis, tos, 7 (i), ($ 4. rem. 2. c) a
(§ 7. tab. G. b) like rock; stony, rocky, snare, trap, gin, Lu. 21.35; met. artifice,
Mat. 13. 5, 20; Mar. 4. 5, 16. stratagem, device, wile, 1 Ti. 3. 7; 6. 9;
weTpa,, dat. sing. TETpa. 2Ti.2.26; met. a trap of ruin, Ro. 11. 9.
wétpat, nom. pl. . : : id. maywetvw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
TETpas, dats plows : : : ; id. to ensnare, entrap, entangle, Mat. 22. 15.
métpay, acc. sing. . E , : ‘ id. mayos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a hill;
mérpas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. , id. “Apevos Tayos, Areopagus, the hill of
Ilérpe, voc. . Ilérpos Mars, at Athens, Ac. 17. 19, 22.
Ilérpov, ace. - : ; 3 id. ayddduov |, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (andov, the
Tlérpos |, ov, 6 TeTpa. blade of an oar) a rudder, Ac. 27.40; Ja.
Ilérpov, gen. Ilérpos Bo Hb
Ilérpo, dat.) % : : - : ; id. anoaXtov, gen. sing. modAov
meTpoes, acc. sing. neut. TeTpwons | mydadiwy, gen. pl. . é : ; id.
metpwoy, acc. pl. neut. . : ; : id. mpAikows, dat. pl. neut. ; é 5 ayAtKos
meTpwodys |, €0s, ous, 6, 7 TeTpA mnAikos |, 7, ov, (§ 10. rem. 7. c) how large, Gal.
weTwpevots, dat. pl. neut. part. pres. TETAOpLaL 6.11; how great in dignity, He.7.4. (7).

a Iu, 11, 42,

anaAov

anaAov, acc. sing. . , ; ; - andos

mnnros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) moist earth,
mud, slime, Jno. 9. 6, 11, 14, 15; clay,
potter’s clay, Ro. g. 21.

mod, gen. sing. . : 5 adds

apa], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a leather bag or
sack for provisions, scrip, wallet, Mat.

10. 10; Mar. 6. 8, et al.

a™ypav, acc. sing. ;: é p Z , Tpa
T™HpaAs, gen. sing. . . . . id.
ayxuv, acc. sing. (§ 5. rem. 5). ; » -HXUS

mHxvs | , ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr. cubitus,
the fore-arm; hence, a cubit, a measure
of length, equal to the distance from the
elbow to the extremity of the little finger,
usually considered as equivalent to a foot
and a half, or 17 inches and a half, Jao.
21.8; Re. 21. 17; met. of time, a span,
Mat. 6. 27; Lu. 12. 25.

™7xOv, gen. pl. . . . . . 7XVUS

mac |, (a later form for ziéfw, derived from the
Doric) fut. dow, aor. 1, éxiaga, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to press; in N.T. to take or lay
hold of, Ac. 3. 7; to take, catch fish, etc.,
Jno. 21. 3, 10; Re. 19. 20; to take, seize,
apprehend, arrest, Jno. 7. 30, 32,44, et al.

muaoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . A ‘ . malu
muacas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
miacwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ; id.

mie, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. (§ 37. rem. 1) zw
Tel |, fut. gw, perf. pass. TETLET PAL, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to press, to press or squeeze down,

make compact by pressure, Lu. 6. 38.

quety, aor. 2, infin. act. : . : - TrWww

miecat, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) id.
miecOe, 2 pers. pl. fut.ind. . ; é id.
aierat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ‘ : ; id.
qriere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. : : id.
mt, 3 as sing. aor. 2, subj... A , id.
minre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : id.

mGavoroyia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

(ruBavds, persuasive, reibo & Aoyos)
persuasive speech, plausible discourse.

mifavoroyun," dat. sing. . - °
muxpatveaOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. . TiuKpaive
mukpaive |, fut. avd, (§ 27. rem. 1.c) . TLKPOS

aavoroyla | mipmpacbat,’

TipLTT p
TUKpavel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. TuKpaivw
mupia. |, as, > (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) 6 TUuKpOs
mukpias, gen. sing. : : . muKkpia
TuKpoV, acc. sing. masc. and neut. WLKpOS

mKpos |, ad, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) bitter, Ja. 3. 11;
met. bitter, harsh, Ja. 3. 14.
mikpaivw, fut. ava, to embitter, render
bitter, Re. 10. 9; pass. to be embittered,
be made bitter, Re. 8. 11; 10. 10; met.
pass. to be embittered, to grow angry,
harsh, Col. 3. 19.
mikpia, as, 7, bitterness, Ac. 8. 23;
He. 12. 15; met. bitterness of spirit and
language, harshness, Ro. 3.14; Ep. 4.31.
TLKPOS, adv. bitterly, Mat. 26.75; Lu.
22),,02:
mukpos |, a TLKpos
TltAarov, acc. . TliAaros
Ilwazos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Pilate, pr. name.
IliAdtw, dat. 5 ; : : - ITAdros

TITAN Lt, or TANOe |, fut. rAyow, aor. 1,
pass. erAnoOnv, (§ 23. rem. 1. c, and
rem. 4) to fill, Mat. 27. 48, et al.; pass.
to be filled mentally, be under full influ-

4. 28, et al.; to be ful-

Jjilled, v.r. Lu. 21. 22; of stated time, to

be brought to a close, arrive at its close,

ence suetetings

IE Ne AS BPR He Gh Baty BR

aA Oos, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. c) ful-
ness, amplitude, magnitude ; a multitude,
a great number, Lu. 1. 10; 2. 13; 5. 6;
a multitude, a crowd, throng, Mar. 3.7, 8;
Lu. 6. 17, et al.

mAnGivw, fut. vv@, aor. 1, é7rAn-
Oiva, aor. 1, pass. érAnOivOnv, (§ 27.
rem. 1. a. f, and rem. 3) trans. to mult.-
ply, cause to increase, augment, 2 Co.
9g. 10; He. 6. 14; pass. to be multiplied,
increase, be accumulated, Mat. 24. 12;
Ac. 6.73 7. 17, et al.; intrans. to multi-
ply, increase, be augmented, Ac. 6. 1.

aAnopovn, NS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
filling up; met. gratification, satisfaction,
Col. 2. 23.

pres. infin. pass.

Timp |, fut. mpyow, to set on fire, burn,

@ Col. 2. 4.

6 Ac. 28. 6.

TipempypLt

TTLVQK

325

TLOTE

55555

inflame; in N.T. pass, to swell from inflamma-
tion, Ac. 28. 6.

U . ,
mivaki, dat. sing. . mivaé
y' , , fe
muvakiovoy |," tov, TO : . ; : id.
ld ° .
TivaKos, gen. sing. . 5 ‘ id.

mivaé|, aKos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2.b) pr. a board or
plank ; in N.T. a plate, platter, dish on
which food was served, Mar. 14. 8, 11,
et al.
miwakiolov, tov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
a small tablet for writing.

mivet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. rive

Tivew, pres. infin. . . . : . id.
mivere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : 7 id.
mwvérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . id.
mivyn, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . : : id.
Tivyre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. ; 3 . ‘ id.
qivovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
mivovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. s : : id.

tive |, fut. miowar & muodpar, aor. 2, éziov,
perf. qéxwka, (§ 37. rem. 1) to drink,
Mat. 6. 25, 31; 26. 27, 29, et al. freq.;
trop. of the earth, to drink in, imbibe,
He. 6. 7.
mopa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
(wéropat, perf. pass. of Tivo) drink,
I Co: 10: 4; He. 9. 10:
Toots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) drink-
ing; drink, beverage, Jno. 6. 55; Ro.
At COls 20k Os
totnpiov, tov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
(aroryp, TOTOS, mv) a vessel for drink-
ing, cup, Mat. 10. 42; 23. 25, 26; meton.
the contents of a cup, liquor contained in
a cup, Lu. 22. 20; 1 Co. 10. 16; from
the Heb., the cup or potion of what God’s
administration deals out, Mat. 20. 22, 23;
Re. 14. 10, et al.
motilo, fut. (ow, Att. wd, perf. ze-
mortika, aor. 1, érdtica, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to cause to drink, give drink to, Mat.
10. 42, et al.; met. 1 Co. 3.2; Re. 14.8;
to water, trrigate, met. 1 Co. 3. 6, 7, 8.
TOTos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a drink-
mg; a drinking together, drinking-bout,
compotation, 1 Pe. 4. 3.

mivw, | pers. sing. pres. subj. Tw

« Lu. 1, 63.

Tivo
Terns |; THTOS, OP (§ 4. rem. 2. c) (riwy, fat) fat-
ness, richness.

Tivwv, nom. sing masc. part. pres. : :

, ;
muoTntos,’ gen. sing. . : TLOTNS
jiovea, nom. sing. fem, part. aor. 2 Tivo
Timpackopevov, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. TiTpaoke

mumpackw |, perf. wérpaxa, perf. pass. Tempapia,
aor. 1, erpabnv, (§ 36. rem. 3) (redupl.
from Tepaw, to bring from a distance to
sell) to sell, Mat. 13. 46; 18. 25, et al.;
met. with to, pass. to be sold wnder, to
be a slave to, be devoted to, Ro. 7. 14.

mimret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : . winTw

aimtovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres—Al. Ln. F
€x7rlTOvTes, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mar. 13. a ae

murtovTwy, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. c id.

Tinto |, fut. wecodpar, perf. rértwKa, aor. 2,
érecov, and, in N.T., aor. 1, ézeca,
(§ 37. rem. 1) fo fall, Mat. 15. 27; Lu.
10. 18; to fall, fall prostrate, fali down,
Mat. 17. 6; 18. 29; Lu. 17. 16; to fall
down dead, Lu. 21. 24; to fall, fall in
ruins, Mat. 7.25, 27; Lu. 11. 175 met.
to fall, come by chance, as a lot, Ac.
1. 26; to fall, to fail, become null and
void, fall to the ground, Lu. 16.17; to fall
into a worse state, Re. 2. 5; to come to
ruin, Ro. 11.11; He. 4. 11; to fall into
sin} Ro: ria .22;5) 1) Comioy 2);) ton fall in
judgment, by condemnation, Re. 14.8;
to fall upon, seize, Re. 11. 11; to light
upon, Re. 7. 16; to fall under, incur,
UES Boe 117

m7TGpa, atos, 70, ($4. tab. D.c) a
fall; a dead body, carcase, corpse, Mat.
24. 28; Mar. 6. 29; Re. 11. 8, 9.

mTGots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
fall, crash, ruin, Mat. 7. 27; met. down-
fall, ruin, Lu. 2 34.

TIuodia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Pisidia,
a country of Asia Minor.

4
Tlucidtayv, ace. Tlicidéa
; ;
Ilucid/as, gen. . . 5 ° ° id.

4
musta, acc. pl. neut. TLOTOS
quotas, acc. pl. fem. . 4 . : id.
qmisTé, Voc. sing. masc. 3 : 5 : id.

/ 7 ,
miorer, dat. sing. TLOTLS

6 Ro. 11. 17.

TLOTE

mioteve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. TLOTEVW
mlorevelt, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ° : id.
muotrevey, pres. infin. . : : : id.
mucrevers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
muoteveral, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id.
miorevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . id.
muotevnre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. ; é id.
muotevOnvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. , : id.
mictevopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : : id.
mlioTevovTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
qmlioTevovtTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
mioTevovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
‘qmuotevov7t, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. . : id.
TLOTEVOVTWY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
miorevovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
miotevouvct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. C ‘ id.
morevoat, aor. 1, infin. . é ; id.
mioTevoavTas, acc. pl. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
mioTrevoayTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | . id.
TloTevouvTwv, gen. pl. mase. part. aor.1 . id.
mloTevoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 > id.
mioTevoaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor.1] . id.
muorevoact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, (§ 4.

rem. 3. c) : ; é : id.
mlioTevoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
miotevoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. , ‘ id.
amustrevoete, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. : . id.
motevoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
miotevons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
muotevonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. < : id.
morevoopev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. . : id,
mlotevoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . . id.
TioTevoovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. fut. : id.
misTevoovgt, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : ; id.
mioTevow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. : - id.
miotevow, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
morevowpev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. , id.
muoTrevowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. .. : id.
morevy |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) . reiOw
musTevwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. TLOTEVW
TITTEWS, gen. sing. . : . : alors
TLTH, nom. sing. fem. TLOTOS
muoryy, acc. sing. fem. . : : : id.
muoTHs, gen. sing. fem. . : : 2 id.
TloTUKHS, gen. sing. fem. TUTTLKOS

muotikds |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (murrds) genuine,
unadulterated, or, (zivw) liquid, Mar.
ily BS dove 15 Bis IN alle

rloTW, acc. sing. . . . . “ TloTLs

miotis |, ews, H, (§ 5. tab. E. c) . ° melOw

326 TAaYn
migToi, nom. pl. masc. ; : ; . TloTés
TLOTOLS, dat. pl. masc. . : E ‘ id.
TLoTOV, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc.s.neut. id.
motos |, 4, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) , » geben
TloTOV, gen. sing. masc. : TLOTOS
mioTovs, acc. sing. masc. . 5 4 : id.
TLTTOW, o]|, fut. oow, (§ 20. tab. T) . 3 aelbuw
mlioT®@, dat. sing. masc. : : : . WloTOS
TloTov, gen. pl. j 3 Z , id.
aiw, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 37. rem. 1) tivo
aiwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. . : id.
q7uov, hom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. : id.
wiwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. act. ; : id.
mAdkes, nom. pl. : : : - TAGE
mAava, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. P - wAavaa
wava, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act—Gr. Sch. ;

mravion, Rec. Tdf. (Re. 20.3) «J Be
tavacOa, pres. infin. pass. (§ 19. tab. S) id.
mwAavacGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. id.
mAavarw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. . id.

TAavdw, |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab.R) . . wAdrn

TAavn |, NS, OF (§ 2. tab. B. a) a wandering ;
deceit, deception, delusion, imposture, fraud,
Mat. 27. 64; 1 Thes. 2. 3; seduction, de-
ceiving, Ep. 4. 14; 2 Thes. 2. 11; 1 Jno.
4.6; error, false opinion, 2Pe.3.17; wan-
dering from the path of truth and virtue,
perverseness, wickedness, sin, Ro.1.27; Ja.
Re) 2098 20Pe 2.01); Jude 1m,

Travan, &, fut. yow, aor. 1, éxAd-
vnoa, (§ 18. tab. R) to lead astray, cause
to wander; pass. to go astray, wander
about, stray, Mat. 18.12, 13; 1 Pe. 2.25;
met. to mislead, deceive, Mat. 24. 4, 5,
II, 24; pass. to be deceived, err, mistake,
Mat. 22. 29; to seduce, delude, Jno. 7. 12;
pass. to be seduced or wander from the
path of virtue, to sin, transgress, Tit. 3.3;
Elei5 723s Jasus. TO, eb. al:

mAavyTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
rover, roving, a wanderer, wandering ;
aornp maviTys, a wandering star, Jude
13.

aAavos, 7, OV, and os, ov, @ wanderer,
vagabond; also act. deceining, seducing;
a deceiver, impostor, Mat. 27. 63; 2 Co.
6. 834; 2 Jno.

mdvy, dat. sing. : é . : mwAaVn
mAavnOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . mAavaw

~o «e@ Cie

TmAQaYN

327

WAEOoV

mAavyPivet, aor. 1, infin. pass —D. : |
mAavioat, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. arhavew
24ne 24) ears : : :
mAavnOjte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
mAdvys, gen. sing. . awavn
TAaVHCaL, aor. 1, infin. act. . —\ arnt
mhavijoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. , id.
mAavncovct, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ; id.
mAavyras,* nom. pl. maviirns
ahavyrys |, ov, 0 wavy
aAdvot, nom. pl. masc. aavos

mAGvots, dat. pl. neut. A 5 - id.

mAavos |, 7, ov, and os, ov mAavN
Tava, 1 pers. pl: pres. ind. act. mAavaw
mavapeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass... id.
TaveLevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
tAavwpevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
Tavepevor, ace. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
mAavev, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
tAavavrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. : id.
mAavavres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
tAavovtwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

TAGE |, axos, 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) a flat broad
surface; a table, tablet, 2 Co. 3. 3; He.

Q. 4.
maki, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem.3. a). : » WAGE
mAdacavtt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. TAGCO
mAdopa|,° aros, TO - ‘ : : id.

TALTOO, or TT@], future wAdow, aor. I,
éxAaca, aor. 1, pass. érAdcOnyv, (§ 26.
rem.3) to form, fashion, mould, Ro.g. 20;
eters)
mAdopa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a thing formed or fashioned; spc. a pot-
ter’s vessel, Ro. g. 20.
mAacrTos, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
formed, fashioned, moulded; met. fabri-

cated, counterfeit, delusive, 2 Pe. 2. 3.

mAagrots,° dat. pl. mase. wAacTos
/ , ,

tAacTds |, 4, OV TAGToW

mAareta,? nom. sing. fem. Nore

mAareia |, as, H+ : 3 : : id.

mAareiats, dat. pl. mAareia
mAateias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. ; : id.
mAatewov, gen. pl. . ¢ : : 3 id.
mAdros |, eos, 7d, (§ 5. tab. E. b) tAatvs
mAatvvOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. rratvVW

a Jude 13.

6 Ro. 9. 20. ec 2 Pe. 2.3.

tAattve:
wAaTus

mAativovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act.

mAatvvw |, fut. vd Y : P ‘

TAarus |, eta, v, (§ 7. tab. H. g) broad, wide,
Mat. 7. 13.
mAareta, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) (pr. fem. of mAatus) a street,
bread way, Mat. 6.5; 12.19; Lu. 10. 10,
et al.
mAdros, €os, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b)
breadth, Eph. 3.18; Re.20.9; 21. 16, bis.
mAattive, fut. vy, perf. pass. zre-
TAGTupat, aor. 1, pass. érdarivOny,
(§ 27. rem. 2. a) to make broad, widen,
enlarge, Mat. 23. 5; pass. met. of the
heart, from the Heb., to be expanded with
kindly and genial feelings, 2Co.6.11,13.

théypa.|, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) whéKw
mA€ypact,” dat. pl. mA€ypa.
qAety, pres. infin. mAEw
qwAetoy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. arAclov
aA€lova, acc. sing. masc. and fem. and acc. pl.
neut. . : : : 3 id.

mwAelovas, acc. pl. masc. . : : : id.
mAeloves, nom. pl. masc. i ; f id.
m\elovos, gen. sing. fem. . e : : id.
mAetovwv, gen. pl. 5 : é : id.
mAeloot, dat. pl. masc. ‘ : ‘ 5 id.
aAetouvs, nom. pl. masc. and fem. (§ 8. rem. 3) id.
mAeiovs, acc. pl. fem. . : , : id.
mAetorat, nom. pl. fem. aA€toTos
wAetorov, nom. sing. neut. Z : A id.
meioros |, 7, ov, ($ 8. rem. 2). : . oAvs
mAciw, acc. pl. neut—B. D. Ln. 2 .

mdelovs, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 26. 53) \ mActov
meiwy |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 8. rem. 2) - - modus

TAEK® |, fut. €», (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to inter-
weave, weave, braid, plait, Mar. 15. 17;
Jno. 19. 2.
mA€ypa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
anything plaited or intertwined; a braid

of hair, 1 Ti. 2. 9.

aAééavtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, act. aAéKw
aor, acc. sing. Neuter. . aActwv
awAéov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. tA€w
areovaler, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. tAcovalw
mAcovalovra, acc. sing. masc. and nom. pl.
neut. part. pres. : : - id.
d Mat. 7. 13. ed Ti 25 9%

m7AE€OV 398
mrAcovace |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) mots
mAcovacat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. . . mAeovalw
mAcovdcaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 . id.
mAcovacy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . ‘ id.
mNeovextat, nom. pl. mACOVEKTNS
mAeovektais, dat. pl. : : ; id.

mXeovextety, pres. infin. TAEOVEKTEW
TAcovekTew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (retwy,
mréov, & exw) to have more than an-
other; to take advantage of; to overreach,
make gain of, 2 Co. 7. 2; 12. 17, 18; to
wrong, 1 Thes. 4. 6; to get the better, or
an advantage of, 2 Co. 2. II.
mAeovextys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
one who has or claims to have more than
his share; a covetous, avaricious person,
one who defrauds for the sake of gain,
ICO FO; ils On TOs cE poses.
meovetia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) some advantage which one pos-
sesses over another; an inordinate desire of
riches, covetousness, Lu. 12. 15, et al.;
grasping, overreaching, extortion, Ro. 1.29;
MDH es e225, eG ales

importunity and conferred with grudging,

a gift exacted by

a hard-wrung gift, 2 Co. 9.53; a scheme

of extortion, Mar. 7. 22.

mXcovexTnOGmev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.

($ 17. tab. Q) a@AEOVEKTEW
mAcovexTys |, ov, 6 : é id.
mAcovekia |, as, 7) + : or ae: ¥ id.
mAeovegia, dat. sing. mAcovetia
mAeoveeiat, nom. pl. : : id.
mAcoveEiats, dat. pl. , id.
mAeoveEiav, acc. sing. : 3 : id.
mAcoveelas, gen. sing. . . ° . id.
mAéovtas, cc. pl. masc. part. pres. Théw
mAcovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.

Trevpe |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) pr. a rib; the
side of the body, Jno. 19. 34; 20. 20,
ZZ EAC kyo

mAeupay, acc. sing. mevpa

Tr€& |, fut. wAevoopae & trevoodpat, (§ 35.

rem. 1, 3) aor. 1, ézAevoa, perf. ré-

mAevka, to sail, Lu. 8. 23; Ac. 21. 3;
Dyin Dy lie 0

mAovov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a

™Anpn

vessel, ship, bark, whether large or small, Mat.

A 22 2p; sec. 22 wo eteale
aoudpLov, ov, TO, oe of zdotov)
a small vessel, boat, Mar. 3. 9, et al.
TAOS, OVS; OOV, OD, ies later, zAovs,
mAoos, 6, (§ 3. rem. 3) sailing, naviga-
tion, voyage, Ac. 21. 7; 27.9, 10.

awAé€wy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. .

rrceeet

‘
0 éxl TOTov TA€wv, Gr. Sch. Tdf.

emt TOV TAoiwy 6 Optros, Rec. whew

(Re. 18. 17) |
mAnyai, nom. pl. 7ANyH
aAnyats, dat. pl. 5 : ; A : id.
mAnyas, acc. pl. é ; ; id.
thayy |, As, 7, (8 2. tab. B. 2) mjoow
mAnyn, dat. sing. ahyyn
TAnyyy, acc. sing. . P : ; J id.
aAnyis, gen. sing. ‘ : : : id.
aAnyov, gen. pl. : \ . ; id.
mAnGer, dat. sing. 7AnOos
mA7nOn, nom. pl. : : 3 id.
TANOos |, €os, 76, 6: 5. tab. E. b) TripmAnpe
mAnOovs, gen. sing. aHOos
mAnOivat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. act. . TAnOive
wAnOuvel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.—Gr. Sch. |

Tdf. : - : : t id.

mAnOvvat, Rec. (2 Co. 9. 10) J

awAnOuvOein, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, opt. pass. . id.
TAnbuvOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : é id.

m7AnOvvev7wy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.

tAnOive |, fut. vd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) miparAnpee
TAnOvvG, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Anniv
TAnbivoy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
TAHOw, see zripaAype.

mTAnKTHY, acc. sing. 2 ; ‘ aAyHKTNS
mAyKTys |, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B. c) : - wAjoow

tryppvpa], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) (ardajppn, the
flow of the sea, dH Ow) the flood-tide; a
flood, inundation, Lu. 6. 48.

7Anpptpas,” gen. sing. : aAjppepa
may, molvs
mAnpets, nom. and acc. pl. mase. aijpns
mAnpn, acc. sing. masc. . ; P id.

mAnpys |, €os, ovs, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 5. 2) (aAéos,
full) full, filled, Mat. 14.20; 15.37; full
of disease, Lu.5.12; met. full of, abound-
ing in, wholly occupied with, completely
under the influence of, or affected by, Lu.

a Lu. 6, 48.

m™Anpo
Avi; Jno. 1.1457 Ac:9: 36; et, al. ;
perfect, Mar. 4. 28.

full, complete,

TAnpow, &, fut. dow, perf. memd2-
pwKa, aor. I erAnpwoca, (§ 20. tab. T)
to fill, make full, fill_up, Mat. 13. 48;
23. 32; Lu. 3.5; to fill up a deficiency,
Phi. 4. 18, 19; to pervade, Jno. 12. 3;
Ac. 2. 2; to pervade with an influence, to
influence fully, possess fully, Jno. 16. 6;
Ac. 2. 28;

et al.;

Ras) SmvOs £20) lips sano,
to complete, perfect, 29;
to bring to an end, Lu.
Mat.
3. 183 Ac. 12. 283 13. 255 14. 26; Ro.
Mat.
accomplish, fulfil, Lu.
Ac. 3. HeIB By Die
to set forth fully, Ro. 15. 19;
I. 25; pass. of time, fo be fulfilled,

Jno. 3.
IDh Se UO), Gp Giles
7.1; to perform fully, discharge,

'
13. 8; Col. 4. 17; to consummate,
Sais
ie 203

to realise,
9. 313
the Heb.,
Col.

come to an end, be fully arrived, Mar.

from

eps euee 22437 INOwo O,netral.s) (Of
prophecy, to receive fulfilment, Mat. 1. 22,
et al. freq.

mAnpwpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
that which fills up; full measure, entire
Mar. 8. 20; 1 Co:
complement, full extent, full number, Gal.
4. 4; Ep. 1. 10; that which fills up a de-
ficiency, a supplement, a patch, Mat. g. 16;
16; full mea-
sure, Ro. 15. 29; a@ fulfilling

contents, 10. 26, 28;

fulness, abundance, Jno. 1.
, perfect per-
formance, Ro. 13.10; complete attainment
of entire belief, full acceptance, Ro. 11.12;

full development, plenitude, Ep.1.23; 3.19;

Antes Cols L. 103 219.

aAnpots, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. aAnpdw
aAnpovpevov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
a\npovpévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. (tran-

sitive) : f i ‘ ide
aAnpodv, pres. infin. act. : oa
mAnpovobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. (S Pile

tab. U).. F : , ; a
wAnpodrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
aAnpopopetoOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper.

pass. j ri aAypopop its

mAnpopopew, & |, fut. yow, aor. 1, érAnpopdpyaa,
(§ 16. tab. P) (aAnpns & dopéw) to
bring full measure, to give in full; to
carry out fully, to discharge completely,
2 Ti. 4. 5, 17; pass. of things, to be fully

329

TAnaO

established as a matter of certainty, Lu. 1. 1;
of persons, to be fully Gonemncelk assured,
Ro. 4. 21

mAnpopopia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) full conviction, firm persua-
sion, assurance, 1 Thes. 1.53; Col. 2. 2,
N.T.

TAnpopopyeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1,

et al.

pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) aypopopéew
aAnpopopyFy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
aAnpopdopycov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
tAnpopopia |, as, 7) ; : : : id.
mAnpodopia, dat. sing. aAnpoopta.
tAynpopopiay, acc. sing. ; : id.
wAnpopopias, gen. sing. : : : id.
mAnpdw, © |, fut. oow, ($ 20. tab. T) aAnpns
TAnpwletons, gen. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. T7Anpow
TAnpwlatwy, gen. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
TAnpwohy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. ; id. -
tAnpwOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : id.
TAnpwbycerot, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . id.
mAnpwOncovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
TAnpwobre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
TAnpwOG, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
tAnpwbact, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id.
TAnpwpa |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) mAnpys
TAnpopara, acc. pl. TANpwp2.
TAnpdpat., dat. sing. ; P F : id.
TAnpoparos, gen. sing. 5 i ‘ id.
mAnpdaat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. act. TAnpow
mAnpooat, aor. 1, infin. act. . ¢ : id.
aAnpoaavtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, act. id.
TAnpocare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. Fi id.
mAnpwooer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. é id.
mAnpooets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . : id.
aAnpwoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act—B.
mAnpooare, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. id.
23. 32) : 0 J
TAnpdoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. j id.
mAnpooovrat, 3 pers. pl, fut. ind. mid. : id.
TANPwTwCL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.—Gr. Sch.
amAnpwooovra, Rec. . . id.
mAnpwhdor, Tdf. (Re. 6.1 5 a}
TARTAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. I, act. ripahyp
mwAHoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act... id.
aAnobeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. |, pass. id.
mAnoOyvat, aor. 1, infin. pass—Gr. Sch. a it
mAnpwOqvar, Rec. (Lu. 21. 22)
trAncOjs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.

mAnoOncerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.

mAnot

330

TVEVPL

aAnotov |, adv. (éXas, idem) near, near by, Jno. 4. 5;
6 aAnotov, a neighbour, Mat. 19. 19;
Ro. 15. 2, et al.; a friendly neighbour,

Mat. 5. 43.
mAnopovy |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) rip ype
mAynopovyy,* acc. sing. awAyopovy

TAncoo |, fut. €w, aor. 2, pass. ézArynv,
(§ 24. rem.9) to strike, smite; from the
Heb., blast, Re.
S212:
TANY), HS 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a blow,
stroke, stripe, Lu. 10. 30; 12. 48; meton.

to smite, to plague,

a wound, Ac. 16. 33; Re. 13. 3, 12, 143

- from the Heb., a plague, affliction, cala-
mity, Re. 9. 20; 11. 6.

aAnKTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a

slriker, one apt to strike; a quarrelsome,

vioient person, 1 Ti. 3. 3; Tit. 1. 7.

mXota, nom. and acc. pl. SS
m)ovapia, nom. pl. : : )otd prov
mAovaptov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Pee
mAotapiw, dat. sing. . ; oud piov
mAotov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) . aN,
mXotov, gen. sing. Ne
mAoiw, dat. sing. : . . ; ae
mAoiwy, gen. pl. . - : : id.
md6os, ovs |, dov, ov, 6, (§ 3. rem. 3) Es

mAoo0s, gen. sing. . mAdos, zAovs

mAovy, acc. sing. ‘ : a : ; id.
mAoveror, nom. pl. masc. aAovcLos
mAovolots, dat. pl. masc. . ; : : id.
mAovcotov, acc. sing. masc. ; 3 : id. «
mXovaros |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) arAovTos
mAovcoiov, gen. sing. masc. aAovaLos
aAovatovs, acc. pl. masc. . c . : id.
mAoveiws |, adv. aAovTos
mAouretv, pres. infin. c arAovréew
mrovtéw, @ |, fut. vow, (§ 16. tab. P) aAOUTOS
mAouTnoavTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 aAovtTéw
movtTnoys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. x id.
mAouTHoNTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . 2 id.
mdovriopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. arouri~w
mAouticovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
mAovtilw |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) arAovTOS
mAovUTov, acc. sing. . ; : id.

TAovTOS |, ov, 5, (§ 3. tab.C.a) [75 zodros,

Al. Ln. Tdf. Ep. 1.7; 2.7, et al.] riches, weaith,
Mat. Lu. 8.
N.T., zAov70s Tod Oeod, or Xpio7ov,
those rich benefits, those abundant blessings
which flow from God or Christ, Ep. 3. 8;
Phi. 4. 19; meton. richness, abundance,
333 2 Go.
meton. @ spiritual enriching, Ro.

opulence, 13.0225 14; in

copiousness,
8. 2's

It. 12.

RO2 49s) ont.

mAovcLos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) rich,
opulent, wealthy; and pl. ot zAovctot,
the rich, Mat. 19. 23, 24; 247. 57, et al.;
met. rich, abounding in, distinguished for,
Hipwy2: 4:5 9 Ja..22)5) sees 2Q) es ET
rich in glory, dignity, bliss, etc., 2 Co.
8. 9.
mAovaiws, adv. richly, largely, abun-
dantly, Col. 3. 16, et al.
qAovrew, ©, fut. now, perf. remov-
Tyka, aor. 1, érAovTnCa, (§ 16. tab. P)
to be or become rich, Lu. 1. 25; 1 Ti.
6.9; trop. Lu. 12. 21; met. to abound
in, be abundantly furnished with, | Ti.
6.18; to be spiritually enriched, 2 Co.
8. 9, et al.
mAovriw, fut. (ow, aor.1, éxAovtica,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to make rich, enrich; met.
to enrich spiritually, 1 Co. 1.5; 2 Co.
6. 10)5193 BE.
mAovrov, gen. sing.
aAovrovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . aAOvTEéw
mwAouTov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. F id.
aAtvvovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. .
mAvvovTes Tas oaToAds aitav.—A.
Ln. Tdf. * ¢ : -
TOLOvVTES TUS EVTOAAS adTod, Rec. |
Gr. Sch. (Re. 22. 14) |

atAOUTOS

TAvYH

TAVVO |, fut. vv@, aor. 1, éxAvva, (§ 27. rem.
1. a. f) to wash garments, Re. 14. 7.

mven, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. P , . Trew
ave, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. (§ 35. rem. 1) . id.
mvéovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. E F id.
mvéovTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. 2 id.
mveovon, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. : ; id.
Teva. |, QaTos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c) : c id.
avevpact, dat. pl. TVEDLA
TVEVPLATa, nom. and acc. pl. . 5 : id.

a Col. 2. 23.

.

TTVEV[L

mvevpatt, dat. sing.

mvevpatikd, acc. pl. neut.
mvevpatikats, dat. pl. fem.
mvevpatikas, acc. pl. fem.
Tvevpatixy, dat. sing. fem.
mvevpatikns, gen. sing. fem.
mvevpatikol, nom, pl. masc.
mvevparixoy, nom. and ace. sing. neut.
mvevpatiKds |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
TVEVLATLKGY, gen. pl.
TVEVPATKOs |, adv. .

mvevpatos, gen. sing.

mvevpdatwv, gen. pl.

331

+ Tvevpa
TVEVLATLKOS
id.

id.
/
TvEew
/,
TVEVLATEKOS

TV EO)
TVEDLA.

id.

mew |, fut. rvevow, (§ 35. rem. 3) later, rved-

copa: & mvevoodpou, aor. 1, exvevoa,
to breathe; to blow, as the wind, Mat.
Treas Chale

mvedpa, aros, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
wind, air in motion, Jno. 3.8; breath,
2 Thes. 2.8; the substance spirit, Jno.
3.6; a spirit, spiritual being, Jno. 4. 24;
Ac. 23. 8, 9; He. 1.14; @ bodiless spirit,
spectre, Lu. 24. 373 @ foul spirit, daynd-
viov, Mat. 8. 16; Lu. 10. 203; spirit, as
a vital principle, Jno. 6.63; 1 Co. 15.45;
the human spirit, the soul, Mat. 26. 41;
ZR Om NC oTeunOrw ln COne s Anima 2.2015
the spirit as the seat of thought and feel-
ing, the mind, Mar. 8. 12; Ac. 19. 21,
et al.; spirit, mental frame, 1 Co. 4. 21;
1 Pe. 3. 43 @ characteristic spirit, an in-
fluential principle, Lu.g.55; 1 Co. 2.12;
2 Ti. 1.7; @ pervading influence, Ro.
11.8; spirit, frame of mind, as distin-
guished from outward circumstances and
actions, Mat. 5. 3; spirit as distinguished
from outward show and form, Jno. 4. 23;
spirit, a divinely-bestowed spiritual frame,
characteristic of true believers, Ro. 8. 4;
Jude 19; spirit, latent spiritual import,
spiritual significance, as distinguished from
the mere: letter, Ro. 2. 29); 7. 65: 2) Co.
3. 6, 17; spirit, as a term for a process
superior to a merely natural or carnal
course of things, by the operation of the
Divine Spirit, Ro. 8.4; Gal. 4. 29; a
spiritual dispensation, or, a sealing energy
of the Holy Spirit, He.9.14; THE Horny
Spirit, Mats 32 10);) 125 31>) Jnos 1.

32, 33, et al.; a gift of the Holy Spirit, Jno.

egos PAC, IQ n2); ol COnst4s, m2) etyales
an operation or influence of the Holy Spirit,
1 Co, 12. 3, et al.; @ spiritual influence,
an inspiration, Mat. 22. 43; Lu. 2. 27;
Ep. 1.17; @ professedly divine communica-
lion, or, a professed possessor of a spiritual
communication, 1 Co. 12. 10; 2 Thes.
2a 2e mle NOs Acets, 2553

mvevpatixos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
spiritual, pertaining to the soul, as dis-
tinguished from what concerns the body,
Ro. 15. 27; 1 Co. 9. 11; spiritual, per-

Tooes

taining to the nature of spirits, 1Co.15.44;
TO TVEVPLATLKG THS Tovnpias, i.q. TH
VEU {LATA TU Tovnpa, evil spirits, Ep.
6. 12; spiritual, pertaining or relating to
the influences of the Holy Spirit, of things,
Ro: 1. 113 7. 04, etal) za TVEVMLATLKG,
spiritual gifts, 1 Co. 12.1; 14.1; superior
in process to the natural course of things,
miraculous, 1 Co.10.3; of persons, gifted
with a spiritual frame of mind, spiritually
affected, 1 Co. 2. 13, 15; endowed with
spiritual gifts, inspired, 1 Co, 14. 37.

TVEVLATIKOS, adv. spiritually, through
spiritual views and affections, 1 Co. 2. 14;
spiritually, in a spiritual sense, allegorically,
Re. 11. 8.

VO}, WS, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. a) breath,
respiration, Ac. 17.253; a@ wind, a blast of
wind, breeze, Ac. 2. 2.

mviyo |, fut. €w, Eopar, and Eotpar, aor. |,
éxviéa, (§ 23. rem. 1. b, and rem. 2) to
stifle, suffocate, choke, Mar. 5.13; to seize
by the throat, Mar. 18. 28. (ct).
TVLKTOS, %, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) strangled,
suffocated ; in N.T., 7d avixrov, the flesh
of animals killed by strangulation or suf-
focation, Ac. 15. 20, 29; 21. 25.

TVLKTOV, acc. sing. neut. TVLKTOS
mvikt0s |, 7, OV . mviyw
TVLKTOD, gen. sing. neut. WVLKTOS
7von |, 7S, a, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . mvew
mvony, acc. sing. ‘ ; ; : TVv01
TVONS, gen. sing. ‘ ‘ id.
moda, acc. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. c) ous
qooas, acc. pl. : F : : id.

qooes, nom. pl. . : : ‘ : id.

ToOnp 332

rooypy,* acc. sing. masc. . é : . woonpys
zroonpys |, €os, ovs, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b) (ois &

apo, to fit) reaching to the feet; asa sub.

sc. eo Ons, 4 long, flowing robe reaching

down to the feet, Re. 1. 13.
qooos, gen. sing. . . : : TOUS

qoodav, gen. pl. . ‘ : : id.
robe |, adv. whence ? whence, used of place, etc.,

Mat. 15. 33; met. of a state of dignity,
Re. 2. 5; used of origin, Mat. 21. 25;
of cause, source, author, etc., Mat. 13.
27,54, 50; Lu.t.43; how? in what way?
MarSi 405) 12.37.

qoia, nom. sing. fem. . : ; Oe
mova, acc. pl. neut. . : é id.
mota, dat. sing. fem. . ‘ id.
motay, acc. sing. fem. : : é id.
qotas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. fem. ’ id.
qotet, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : - Trovéw
mote, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : cae
movetv, pres. infin. act. ; ‘ id
qoveis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . f fal
movetoOar, pres. infin. mid. k : ; id.
motciabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. : id.
qovetrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . : a
qoveire, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
qovcitw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : ia

Trove |, @, fut. yow, perf. weotyKa, aor. |,
eroinoa, (§ 16. tab. P). 10 make, form,
construct, Mat. 17.4; Mar. 9.5; Jno.
2.15; of God, to create, Mat. 19. 4;
Ac. 4. 24; to make, prepare a feast, etc.,
Mat. 22. 2; Mar. 6. 21; met. to make,
establish, ratify, a covenant, He. 8.9 ;-to
make, assume, consider, regard, Mat. 12.33;
to make, effect, bring to pass, cause to take
place, do, accomplish, Mat. 7. 22; 21. 21;
Mar. 3. 8; 6.5; 7. 37; met. to perfect,
accomplish, fulfil, put in execution a pur-
pose, promise, etc., Lu. 16.4; 19. 48; to
cause, make, Mat. 5. 32; Jno. 11. 37;
Ac. 24. 12; to make gain, gain, ac-
quire, Mat. 25. 15; Lu. 19. 18; to get,
procure, Lu. 12. 33; to make, to cause to
be or become a thing, Mat. 21. 13;
23.15; to use, treat, Lu. 15.19; to make,

constitute, appoint to some office, Mat. |

“ Re. 1. 13.

TTOLE®

4. 19; Mar. 3. 14; to make, declare to be, 1 Jno.

I. 10; 5. 10; to do, to perform, execute,
practise, act, Mat. 5. 46, 47; 6. 2, 3; to
commit evil, Mat. 13. 41; 27. 23; tobe
devoted to, follow, practise, Jno. 3. 21;
5. 29; Ro. 3.12; to do, execute, fulfil,
keep, observe, obey, precepts, etc., Mat.
Ha PUR EOLA Go Atty Bs 0 9 ike lero
evil wpon, inflict, Ac. 9. 13; to keep, cele-
brate a festival, Mat. 26. 18; to institute
the celebration of a festival, He. 11. 28;
ToLelv TWA ef, to cause to leave a place,
ig. e€w aye, to lead or conduct out, Ac.
5. 34; to pass, spend time, continue for a
time; Mat-205 12 5 7Ach 115) 3315) S123
Ja. 4. 13; to bear, as trees, yield, pro-
duce, Mat. 3. 8, 10; 7. 17, 18, 19; with
a substantive or adjective it forms a peri-
phrasis for the verb corresponding to the
noun or adjective, e.g. djAov zrovety,
iq. dydotv, to make manifest, beiray,
Mat. 26.73; éxddknow m., ig. éxducety,
to vindicate, avenge, Lu. 18. 7, 8; &Oe-
tov 7., i.q. éx7iGevar, to expose infants,
Ac. 7. 193 évédpav z., ig. évedpevew,
to lie in wait, Ac. 25.3; éfovolay 7.,
ig. e€ovordlew, to exercise power or
authority, Re. 13. 12; Kplow q., iq.
kpive, to judge, act as judge, Jno.
5-273 Avtpwow z., ig. AuTpodv, to
deliver, set free, Lu. 1. 68; povay 7.,
i.q. peeve, to remain, dwell, Jno. 14. 23;
moAeov 7., 1-4. woAepetv, to make or
wage war, fight, Re. 11. 7; oupBov-
duov 7., 1-4. cupPovreverOat, to con-
sult together, deliberate, Mar. 3.6; gv-
vopoctay m., 1-4. ovvoprvivar, and
avatpopiy m., iq. cvotpéderOar, to
conspire together, form a conspiracy, Ac.
23-12, 13; davepoy m., i-q. paveporr,
to make known, betray, Mat. 12. 16;
avaPodjv moreta Oar,i.q. dvaBcdrreo Oar,
to delay, procrastinate, Ac. 25. 17 ; Bé-
Bowov z., iq. BeBatotv, to confirm,
render firm and sure, 2 Pe. 1.10; deroes
w., 1.q- detoOat, to pray, offer prayer,
Lu. 5. 333 é€xBodnv m., 1-9. ex BddXew,
to cast out, throw overboard, Ac.27.183 xa-

on

333

Oapicpov ales i.q. kabapicew, to cleanse from sin,

He. 1. 33 Kowwviav 7., iq. Kowwvety,
to communicate in liberality, bestow alms,
Ro. 15.26; xozerov 7., i-q. KomrecOat,
to lament, bewail, Ac. 8. 2; Aoyov T.,
to regard, make account of, Ac. 20. 24;
pvetav 7, iq. pvyoOqvat, to call to
mind, Ro. 1.9; pn q., to remember,
retain in memory, 2 Pe.1.15; Tropetav T.,
i.q. mopever Oa, to go, journey, travel,
Lu. 13. 22; mpovovay 7., 1-4. mpovoeio-
Bau, to take care of, provide for, Ro.13.14;
oTrovony T., ig. orovdalerv, to act with
diligence and earnestness, Jude 3.

Toinpa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
that which is made or done; a work, work-
manship, creation, Ro. 1. 20; met. Ep.
Be 1

motyots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
making; an acting, doing, performance;

observance of a law, Ja. 1. 25.

TOLLN
moon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. Trovew
moons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
troinats |, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. ¢) id.
TOLT OPEV, 1 pers. pl. fat. ind. act. id.
Toinoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
moujoovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
mouow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
Toujow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Tomowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
TOWTWV, nom, sing. masc. part. fut. act. id.
Toujowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
Toitat, nom, pl. rountis
woujre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. qrovew
moras |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) id.
TowuTov, gen. pl. TOLNTHS
moukiNaus, dat. pl. fem. ToLKiAOS
motkiAns, gen. sing. fem. . id.
qotktAots, dat. pl. masc. id.

Trotkinos |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) of various
colours, variegated, chequered; various, di-

‘ 2 VSG oon DCN s verse, manifold, Mat. 4. 24, et al. (7).
) . . . . .
TOLNTNS, OV, O, Troipatve, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . Tolpatyw
maker; the maker or author of a song or 7 5 c =
Toy.atvel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
poem, a poct, Ac. 17. 28; a doer; a per- p : :
jToy.atvew, pres. infin. 4 2 id.
former of the enactments of a law, Ro. i e ;
1 ToyLaivoyTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
2. 13, et al. ; :
3 ; ToyLatvovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
mou, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. TTOLew i ad y
M i : roysaive |, fut. ava . . : TOULYV
rotn.e |, atos, TO id. * Ries é ,
, ener - TouLavel, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. TOULatvw
ataipls, : F :
a " : elles ‘, Tou.avate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.
mols, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ToLew , é ;
- : ; TouyLeva, acc. sing. . TOLL
Toujoat, aor. 1, infin. act. id. ‘ J
; ; ToyLevas, acc. pl. id.
Tolnoaey, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, opt. act.—B. 3 none id
TOLLEVE . pl. -
Ln. Taf. id. test ore é
TOULEVMV, Sen. pl. . . ld.
Tounoelay, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 6. IT) B zi
, : A 4 / i
qolnodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id. Tounny |, évos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) one who tends
TOUT AVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id. flocks or herds, a shepherd, herdsman, Mat.
moujoayvrt, dat. sing. mase. part. aor. 1, act. id. 9. 36; 25.32; met. a pastor, superintend-
moujoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. ent, guardian, Jno. 10. 11, 14, 16, et al.
moimoacay, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. id. Toy.aivy, fut. av@, aor. 1. éroiuava,
mouoacGat, aor. 1, infin. mid. . id. (§ 27. rem. 1. c. e) to feed, pasture, tend
mouoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. c id. a flock, Lu. 17. 7; 1 Co. 9. 73 trop. to
momodrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. feed with selfish indulgence, to pamper,
TOUTEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. Trovew Jude 12; met. to tend, direct, superintend,
TOUnoel,* dat. sing. . ; 2 ; a Tolnats Mat. 2.6; Jno. 21. 16, et al.; to rule, Re.
mouoeay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1 (Molic) act. (§ 13. 2. 27.
rem. 11. b. note) : qroLew Tol, nS, 1: (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ flock
TOUCels, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. of sheep, Lu. 2. 8; 1 Co. 9.7; meton. a
mounoere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . id. flock of disciples, Mat. 26.31; Jno. 10.16.

a Ja. 1. 25.

TOLpLY 334 TOAT

moiuviov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (contr. moNepnéw, &, fut. yow, aor. 1, éroduyoa,
for TOULEVvLov, a flock) a flock; met. a (§ 16. tab. P) to make or wage war,

flock of Christian disciples, Lu. 12. 32; Jight, Re. 2. 16; 12. 7, et al.; to battle,

ING.) 205/255) 20) Mela en nar 2 03 - quarrel, Ja. 4. 2. :
ote |, 1S, 7) : : . TOULnV moN€uous, ace. pl. . : ; : . memos
Toipvyv, acc. sing. . Toivy modgum, dat. sing. : id.
roipvys, gen. sing : : E : id. ToN¢uwv, gen. pl. . : : : id.
qotipviov |, ov, TO - . . TOULHV moAeot, dat. pl. - : ‘ modus
mounviov, gen. sing. - : ; - molpviov | 7oAewy, gen. pl. : 4 : 3 id.
Trotpviw, dat. sing. f E 5 ; id. moAews, gen. sing. , i : ; id.
qotov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. rotos TOAW, acc, sing. F : P : : id.
7otos |, oia, otov, (§ 10. rem. 7. a) of what kind, ;

sort, or species, Jno.12.33; 21.19; what? mronus |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) @ city, an en-

which? Mat.19.18; 21.23, 24, 27, et al. closed and walled town, Mat. 10. 5, 11;
motov, gen. sing. masc. : : A . -qWotos Ii. 1; meton. the inhabitants of a city,
wovovpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. (§ 17. Mat. 8. 34; 10. 15; with a gen. of per-

tab. Q) : ‘ : ; Trowew son, or a personal pronoun, the city of
movodpev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ; : id. any one, the city of one’s birth or resi-
TOLOvPLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id. dence, Mat. 9. 1; Lu. 2, 4, 11; 7” TOAts,
TOLOU[LEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id. the city, Kar eSoxny, Jerusalem, Mat.
qotovv, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act... id. 21. 18; 28. 11; met. @ place of perma-
qolouvTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. act. : id. nent residence, abode, home, He. 11. 10, F
qotovvra, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. act. : id. 1Gs\e13)) we!
movovvtat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . : id. moXirns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
qolovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id. CiLIZEN; OW Us ails) LO. lf; PA Come Tees
qo.ovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id. (¢).
mwo.ovyTt, dat. sing. masc.and neut. part. pres. act. id. moAurevw, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M)
qWolovvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id. intrans. lo be a citizen; trans. to govern
mo.tovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : c id. a city or state, administer the affairs of a
qovovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id. state; pass. to be governed; in N.T. to
Tolw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . 2 - 7olos order one’s life and conduct, converse, live,
mou, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. act. TroLew in a certain manner as to habits and
mounev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. c id. principles; Ac) 23-15) Phi 1. 27.
qotov, nom, sing. masc. part. pres. act. , id. ToNtrevpa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
qouwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . : id. the administration of a commonwealth; in
moe, dat. sing. : : ; ; . moXus N.T. equivalent to zoXtrela, @ commu-
aoXeus, nom. and ace. pl. f : ‘ id. nity, commonwealth, Phi. 3. 20.
woXepel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : - modenew moNutela, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
roleetTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; ; id. rem. 2) the state of being a citizen; citi-
ToAELEW, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) . - qoAeLos zenship, the right or privilege of being a
moAeunoat, aor. 1, infin. 5 : ; ToAcguew citizen, freedom of a city or state, Ac.
moveunoovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; ; id. 22. 28; @ commonwealth, community, Ep.
moAepyjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . . id. Bie:
woXeor, nom. pl. . ; ‘ - mOAenos | woAtTaL, nom. pl. . . . . mroXitns
moAemov, acc. sing. : : ; E moNEL0S molitdpxas, ace. pl. : ToATapxys

; moNtrapxys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (dds &
TroAepos |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) war, Mat. apxw) @ ruler or prefect of a city, city
24.6; Mar. 13.7; battle, engagement, magistrate, Ac. 17. 6, 8. N.T.
combat, 1 Co. 14.8; He. 11. 34; battling, toluteia |, as, - ; . ‘ - Tors

strife, Ja. 4. 1, et al. modrelay, acc. sing. é : 5 . qoAureia

WONT 335 ToAus

moXttelas, gen. sing. . > 4 ‘ qoAuteta mass, Ro. 5. 15; 12. 5; 1 Co. 10. 333 +O oA,
moAureveobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. - qoAurevo much, 2 Co. 8. 15; zoAv, as an ady.
moNitevpa},* atos, TO - : : : moXts much, greatly, Mar. 12. 27; Lu. 7. 47;
troXurevw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) : id. of time, él zoAv, @ long time, Ac. 28.6;
Tory, ace. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf.. ; v per ov 7oAv, not long after, Ac. 27. 14;
aAnotov, Rec. (He. 8. 11) i ; ibe at ie followed by a compar. much, 2 Co. 8. 22;
Pe ieomenG SaBeanee wih Y addis | ToANG, much, by much, Mat. 6.30; Mar.
qmoAtrov, gen. pl. . “ : : - moXitns 10. 48; 7a woAAd, as an adv. most fre-
aroAAa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. 3 : ToAvs quently, generally, Ro. 15.22; zoAXd, as
aoAAd, neut. pl. adverbially b : . id. an adv. much, greatly, vehemently, Mar.
qwo\Aai, nom. pl. fem. . : : . id. I. 45; 3. 12; of time, many times, fre-
qoAAats, dat. pl. fem. : < : 5 id. quently, often, Mat. 9.*14.
rroAAats |, adv. . i : : : id. moAAdkis, adv. many times, often, fre-
mo\Aar\actova, ace. pl. neut. . - qoAAarAactwv quently, Mat. 17. 15; Mar. 5. 4; 9. 22,
mo\AatAaciwv |, ovos, é, 1, TO, -OV ; moNvs et al. (qa).
moAXds, acc. pl. fem. : Pet : id. mohAatAaciwv, ovos, 6, 7), TO, -O”,
7oAAy, nom. sing. fem. : : : id. (§ 7. tab. G. a) (a later equivalent to
ToAAH, dat. sing. fem. 3 . : : id. m7oAXarAactos, from moXvs) manifold,
modAyv, acc. sing. fem. : ‘ ‘ id. many times more, Lu. 18. 30
mods, gen. sing. fem... : * : id. mXelwv, ovos, 6, 4, 70, -ov, & zAéov,
qoAAoi, nom. pl. mase. j 5 : id. (§ 8. rem. 2) (compar. of zodvs) more
qmoAXots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. : F id. in number, Mat. 21. 36; 26. 53; more in
aoAAobd, gen. sing. masc. and neut. . : id. | quantity, Mar. 12. 43; Lu. 21.3; of
moAAovs, acc. pl. masc. . F : F id. | aAetoves, OF wAeElous, the greater part,
ToAAG, dat. sing. masc. and neut.. 5 id. the majority, Ac. 19.32; 27.12; the more,
mo\AGv, gen. pl. ‘ 5 : ; ; id. 1 Co. 9. 19; 2 Co. 4. 15; neut. zXeZov,
moAv, neut. sing. adverbially . : : id. as an adv. more, Lu..7. 423 él awXeiov,
qwoAv, nom. and ace. sing. neut. . ¢ id. more, of time, longer, further, Ac. 24. 4;
TodvevorrAay vos |, ov, 6, 7, (oAvs, €d, ae of space, more widely, Ac. 4.17; 2 Ti.
xvor) very merciful, very compassionate, 2. 16; 3. 9; for the posit. much, of time,
Val Jes iss Tits UNI long, Ac. 20.9; more, higher, greater,
moAvAoyia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) more excellent, of higher value, Mat. 5. 20;
(odds & Aéyos), wordiness, loquacity. 6. 25.
moNvAoyia,’ dat. sing. . : . - moAvAoyia m\elaros, y, ov, (§ 8. rem. 2) most;
troAupepas |,° adv. (wodvupepys, consisting of many very great, Mat. 11.20; 21. 8; ro wAci=
parts, mots & pos) in many parts or oTov, aS an ady. at most, 1 Co. 14. 27;
parcels. superlat. of zoXvs.
rovrotkinos },” ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (zoAvs & mj, adv. (adéov) besides, except,
qotkiXos) exceedingly various, multifa- Mar. 12. 32; Ac. 8.1; 20. 23; as a conj.
rious, multiform, manifold; by impl. im- but, however, nevertheless, Mat. 18.7; Lu.
mense, infinite, Ep. 3. 10. 19. 27;. Ep. 5. 33, et al.; equivalent to
GN Note lint 65, 35)5) 1263 ls) ACh 27 2s
onus |, moAdy, oAv, Sen. rood, oAAjps, mAceovalw, fut. gow, aor. 1, ézed-
aroAXod, (§ 7. rem. 8. a) great in magni- vaca, ($ 26. rem. 1) (X«iwy, mAéov)
tude or quantity, much, large, Mat.13.5; to be more than enough; to have more than
Jno. 3. 23; 15. 8; pl. many, Mat. 3. 7; enough, to have in abundance, 2 Co. 8.15;
in time, long, Mat. 25. 19; Mar. 6. 35; to abound, be abundant, 2 Thes. 1. 3; 2 Pe.
Jno. 5.6; ot zoAdAoi, the many, the 1.8; to increase, be augmented, Ro. 5. 20;

@ Ph, 3. 20. 6 Mat. 6. 7. ¢ He.1.1. d Ep. 3. 10.

ToAVe

336

TTOPev

to come into wider action, be more widely spread,
Ro. 6. 1; 2 (Co. 4.erss in N-E. trans, ¢0
cause to abound or increase, to augment,

1 Thes. 3. 12.
modvaTAayxvos |,7 ov, 6, 7), (§ 7. rem. 2) (zrodds
& omhdyxvov) very merciful, very com-
passionate. N.T.
qwoAvTeAet, dat. sing. masc. qoAvTeAns
mwoXvteAés, nom. sing. neut. : id.

ToAvTeAys |; €os, ovs, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. ») Bow.
& TéAos) expensive, costly, Mar. 14. 3;
1 Ti. 2. 9; of great value, very precious,

1 Bess 4.
moXvreXovs, gen. sing. fem. ToAuTeAns
moAvTipoy, acc. sing. masc. TOAUTLLOS

modvTyos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (aodvs &
TUL) of great price, costly, precious, Mat.
igi, ZIG dove 2, Bk

ToAuTLoTEpoV, nom. sing. neut. compar.—

Gr. Sch. Tdf. . TrOAUTYLOS
ToAY Tysuwtepov, Rec. (1 Pe. 1.7) J
moAvtipov, gen. sing. fem. : : : id.

Trodvtporus |,” adv. (zoAvtporos, manifold, various,
moAdvs & tpdzos) in many ways, in va-

rious modes.

mop], atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) Tivo
mopact, dat. pl. ; TrOpLa
movnpa, nom. s. fem. and nom. and ace. pl. neut. Tovnpos
qovnpa, dat. sing. fem. ; ; ‘ : id.
movnpal, nom. pl. fem. iif: : ; id.
BevEs=: gen. sing. fem. . C : : id.
Trovnpe, voc. sing. masc. 2 id.
ovnpic: |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) qOVvos
movynpia, dat. sing. . movnpia
movnpiat, nom. pl. : : : ; id.
movnpiay, acc. sing. : ; 5 ; id.
Tovnpias, gen. sing. 5 : : ; id.
TOVN Lov, Pen ple - : : 5 id.
Tovnpot, nom. pl. masc. Tovnpos
movypots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. - - id.
Trovnpov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and ace. neut. id.
movnpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1). ° TOVOS
TovnpoTepa, acc. pl. neut. compar. Trovnpos
Tovypov, gen, sing. masc. : - , id.
Tovnp®, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . ; id.
TOVNpOv, Zenaple ais : C : id.
movov, acc. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. -) ;
Ghrov, Rec. (Col. 4. 13) ‘ if ones

@ Ja. 5.11,

6 He.1.1.

ovos |, ov, 6, (63> tab:4Ce7a) (révopar) labour, travail;

pain, misery, anguish, Re. 16. 10, 11;
20 A.

movnpia, as, 4, pr. badness, bad con-
dition; in N.T. evil disposition of mind,
wickedness, mischief, malignity, Mat.22.18,
et al.; pl. zovnpias, wicked deeds, vil-
lanies, Mar. 7. 23; Ac. 3. 26.

Tovnpos, a, ov, bad, unsound, Mat.
6. 23; 7.17, 18; evil, afflictive, Ep. 5. 16;
6. 13; Re. 16. 2; evil, wrongful, malig-

nant, malevolent, Mat. 5. 11, 39; Ac.
28. 21; evil, wicked, impious, and 79d
Tovnpov, evil, wrong, wickedness, Mat.

5. 37, 45; 9. 4; slothful, inactive, Mat.
215-620); 1O 22510 movnpos, the evil
the devil, Mat. 13. 19, 38;

17. 15; evil eye, i.q. plovepos, envious,

one, Jno.

Mat. 20. 15; Mar. i 22; impl. covetous,
miggardly, Mat. 7.
movov, gen. sing. TOVOS
Ilovruxoy,® acc. sing. masc. TlovtiKos
Tlovrixds |, 4, ov, belonging to, or an inhabitant of,
Tidvtos.
Tldvztos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Pontius, pr. name.
Tlovriov, gen... , Idvrwos
Tlovtiw, dat. : - . 5 . id.
Ildvrov, acc. IIdvros
Ildvtos |, ov, 0, Pontus, a country of Asia Minor.
Ildyrov, gen. : : : . - Ildvros
Tovey, gen. pl. TOvos

IIdmAuos |, ov, 6, (8 3. tab. C. 2) Publius, pr. name.

TlorAtov, gen. TdzAos
TloAlw, dat. . . . . ° id.
mopeia |, as, 7 . Tropevopmat
mopeiats, dat. pl. qopela
Topelay, acc. sing. . ‘ ‘ : ‘ id.
mopeveoOax, pres. infin. Tropevopmat
mopevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : : id.
TOpEveTal, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . : id.
mopevleis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 F id.
mropevbetoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1. id.
mopevbetaat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 1 2 id.
mopevdevta, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 . id.
mropevlevtes, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 5 id.

ropevdevtt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1—A.
edt: 5 : id.
mopevOevta, Rec. Gr. Sch. ee 27.3)

e Ac, 18, 2.

TTOpev 337 Toppw
mopev7, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . : Tropevoj.at TroplojLov, ace. sing. A : ; TOpLop.os
mopevOjvar, aor. 1, infin. a : id. tropicp.os |, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) (ropiGopar, to
mopevOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. id. furnish to one’s self, acquire, gain, mid. of
mropevOnrt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id. opie, to furnish, supply) a providing,
mopevoa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id. procurmg; meton. source of gam, 1 Ti.
mopev0dor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. . ; id. (yy Gs Ie
Tropevop.at, fut. evoopat, aor. 1, (pass. form) ézro- IIdpxcov,* acCh. ‘ - ’ II¢pxvos

pevOnv, (§ 14. tab. N) (mid. of Tropevw, Ildpxtos |, ov, 0, Porcius, pr. name.
to convey, transport, from zdpos) to go, pass mopvat, nom. pl. ° “ : + Topvn
from one place to another, Mat. 17. 27; mopveia |, as, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) id.
18. 12; to go away, depart, Mat. 24. 1; Tropveta., dat. sing. : : . . Tropveia
25. 41; Jno. 14. 2, 3; trop. to go away, Topvelat, nom. pl. . . : : F id.
depart, from life, to die, Lu. 22. 22; to go, Topvelay, acc. sing. ; ; . id.
pass on one’s way, journey, travel, Mat. Tropvelas, gen. sing. and ace. pl. : : id.
Pe fs, Oy line I. BO) 24053 TOPEVOHLAL Topvevoat, aor. 1, infin. F 2 ; Topvevw
ézicw, to go after, to become a follower or Topvevoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 . id.
partisan, Lu. 21.8; or, to pursue after, ropvevw |, fut. evow : . . . TOpvn
be devoted to, 2 Pe. 2. 10; from the Heb., Topvevwy, nom. sing. masc. part pres. . - Topvevw
to xo or proceed in any way or course of Topvevwev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . id.
life, ive in any manner, Lu. 1. 6; 8. 14; Topvn |, nS, ” (§ 2. tab. B. a) (wepvaw, or Tepvypl,
Ac. g. 31. to sell) a prostitule, a whore, harlot, an
qopéia, as, oP (§ 2. tab. B. b, and unchaste female, Mat. 21. 31, 32; from
rem. 2) a going, progress; a journey, the Heb., an idolatress, Re. 17. 1, 5, 15.
travel, Lu. 13. 22; from the Heb., way mopveia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
of life, business, occupation, Ja. 1. 11. rem. 2) fornication, whoredom, Mat.15.19;
mopevojevar, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. - Tropevopat Mar. 7. 21; Ac. 15. 20, 29; concubinage,
Topevopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id. Jno. 8. 41; adultery, Mat. 5. 32; 19.9;
TOPEVOJLEVOLS, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. id. incest, 1 Co. 5. 13; lewdness, uncleanness,
Topevopevov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. genr., Ro. 1. 29; from the Heb., put
part. pres. : : 2 id. symbolically for idolatry, Re. 2.21; 14.8.
TopEvojLEevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id. Topvevw, fut. evow, aor. 1, evr Opvev-
TOPEVOJLEVOUS, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. id. oa, (§ 13. tab. M) to commit fornication
TOpEvopLevyn, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id. or whoredom, 1 Co. 6.18; 10.8; Re.
Topevopevwy, gen. pl. part. pres. : id. 2. 14, 20; from the Heb., to commit spi-
mopevov, _ 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. id. ritual fornication, practise idolatry, Re.
TopEvoeTat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. id. Wis BP itso Bo Ge
Topevon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id. opvos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a ca-
Topevoopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id. tamite ; in N.T. a fornicator, impure per-
mopevoopefa, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind—Rec. ; son, 1 Co. 5. 9, 10, 11; 6. 9, et al.
id. ;
mopevowpeba, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ja. 4. be mopvy, dat. sing. ; 5 : : Topvn
mopevoovtat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. , : id. mopvyv, acc. sing. . : ; ; : id.
mopevoducba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. c id. mopvyns, en. sing. : : ; : id,
Topevwpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. 2 id. mépvot, nom. pl. . : ; . adpvos
Topbéw, o |, fut. 4ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (a collateral Topvots, data plat. £ 3 : A id.
form of qép§w) to lay waste, destroy ; mopvos |, ov, 6 : ¢ ; - mdpvn
impl. to harass, ravage, Ac. 9. 21; Gal. Topvous, ace. pl. : : : 3 TOpvos
Thy $634, Glee Tropvav, gen. pl. 5 ‘ : ‘ : TOpvn
mopOycas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. mropbéw Topp |, adv. : : d ‘ ™po
@ Ac, 24. 27,

23

TOppa@
mroppwber |, adv. . . . . r 770
moppwrepor |, adv.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. . an id
TOppwrépw, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 24. 28) j :
mTopputépe |, adv. «= 3 : id.

aoppupa], as, #, (§ 2. tab. B. b) purpura,
murex, a species of shell-fish that yielded
the purple dye, highly esteemed by the
ancients, its tint being a bright crimson ;

in N.T. a purple garment, robe of purple,

338

TTOTOL

Tora.os |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ river, stream,
Mar. 1. 5; Ac. 16. 13; met. and allegor.
Jno. 7. 38; Re. 22. 1, 2; a flood, winter
torrent, for Xetpappos TOTQJLOS, Mat.
ie. Ait. Bile

ToTapLov, gen. sing. TOTALOS
ToTap.ous, acc. pl. . id.
rotapopopyrov,’ acc. sing. fem. TroTapLopopyTos

rorapopopytos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (crorapds
& dopyrtos, from dopéw) borne along or

Lu. 16.19; Re. 17.4; 18. 12, et al. (d). carried away by a flood or torrent. N.T.
moppupeos, ods, €a, G, €OV, OY, ToTap@, dat. sing. . : : . TOTALOS
(§ 7. rem. 5. c) purple, crimson, Jno. ToTapov, gen. pl. id.
HQ» 2, 5, Col-;, Mat. 27.26, 9%, et al: mwotramai, nom. pl. fem. TOTATOS
Troppvpa, dat. sing. top pupa mTotaTy, nom. sing. fem. id.
ropdvpar, ace. sing. id. TOTATNHV, acc. sing. fem. id.
roppupas, gen. sing. id. qwota7ol, nom. pl. masc. 5 3 id.
sop pupeos ovs |, éa, G, cov, ov - : ; id. moramos |, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) a later form of
moppupoTwAts |," €ws, ” (§ 5. tab. E. c) (fem. of qodamés, of what country? in N.T. equi-
moppupoTHAns, toppipa & mwAéw) valent to zrotos, what ? of what manner ?
a female seller of purple cloths. of what kind or sort? Lu. 1. 293 7. 373
moppupovv, acc. sing. neut. topdupeos denoting admiration, what? what kind of?
mooa, acc. pl. neut. TOTOS how great? Mat. 8. 27; ‘Mar. 13. 1, et al.
qwooat, nom. pl. fem. id. moramovs, acc. pl. masc. . ‘ : - goTamés
TOTKLs |, adv. . id. qore |, interrog. particle, when ? at what time? Mat.
mocas, acc. pl. fem. id. 24. 33; 25- 37, 38, 39, 443 ews sore,
qmooet, dat. sing. , TOC till when ? how long 2 Mat. 17. 17, et al.
moonv, acc. sing. fern. . TOC0s toté |, an enclitic particle of time, once, some time
mooi, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem. 3. b) ous or other, either past or future; formerly,
moots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) rive Jno. 9. 13; at length, Lu. 22. 32; at
aocot, nom. pl. masc. 1600S any time, ever, Ep. 5. 29; He. 2. 1; in-
qogov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : c id. tensive after interrogatives, ever, 1 Co.
16o0s |, n, OV, (§ 10. rem. 7. b) interrog. to 6cos 9. 7; Hen. 8; et al.
& rocos, how great ? how much? Mat. qorepov |,° adv. . 3 A TrOTEpOS
Ona ul TOs, 75 02 CO. 7 bns TOT, 7oTeEpos |, a, ov, Which of the two? whether? wérepov,
adverbially before a comparative, how adverbially, whether ? Jno. 7. 17.
much? by how much? Mat.7.11; 10.25; roTnptov |, iov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Tivo
He. 10. 29; of time, how long? Mar. qoTnpiov, gen. sing. TOTI}PLOV
g. 21; of number, pl. how many? Mat. ToTHply, dat. sing. . id.
15. 343; 16.9, 10, et al. ToTnptwv, gen. pl. 5 id.
moodkis, adv. how many times 2? how motile, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . motilw
often? Mat. 18. 21; 23. 37; Lu. 13. 34. qoridet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
(a). motile |, fut. fow, (§ 26. rem. 1) rivw
mocous, acc. pl. mase. 7600S motiCwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. motile
moow, dat. sing. neut. id. IlorioAor |, wv, ot, Puteoli, a town of Italy.
moowv, gen. pl. . id. TfottwoAovs,? acc... : : : TloréoAot
morapol, nom. pl. motapds | toticn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. motile
TOTALOV, ace. sing. id. mortous,° dat. pl. ; : , TOTOS
4 Ac. 16, 14. b Re, 12. 15, e Jno. 7.17. d Ac, 28, 13. e1Pe.4.3.

TOTOS 339 Tpaco
motos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) . : Tivo mpageot, dat. pl. mpagus
tov |, an enclitic indefinite particle, somewhere, in a Tmpacsere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. Tpacow

certain place, He. 2. 6; 4. 4; with mpaéys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . t id.
numerals, thereabout, Ro. 4. 19. Tpaétv, acc. sing. : : Ps mpacs
oD |, an interrog. particle, of place, where? in what mpasis |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) . Tpacow

place?; direct, Mat. 2. 2; Lu. 8. 25;

Jno. 1. 39; indirect, Mat. 2. 4; Jno.
1. 40; whither, Jno. 3. 8; 7: 35; 13. 36.

Ilovdys |,2 evros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. d) Pudens, pr.
name. Latin.

Tous |, mooos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) the foot, Mat.
4.63 5.35; 7-6; 22.44; 28.9; Lu.
ig YG) R Ne ch g; Ro. 3. 15, et al.

Tpay}.a, aTOS, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) mpacow
mpaypateia |, as, 7) 2 ; id.
mpayyateiais,” dat. pl. mparyyareca.
Tpayparevopat |, fut. evropat . . mpacow
Tpaypatevoacbe,” 2 pers. pl. aor.1, imper. apayparevopat
mpdypatt, dat. sing. mpayjwa.
TpAy/LaTos, gen. sing. . : E , id.
TpaypLarov, gen. pl. : ‘ é : id.
ampaets, nom. pl. masc. (§ 7. rem. 9) Tpais
mpaéos, gen. sing. neut. . : . 3 id.
mpaber, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. . TiTpackw
mpabnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. i 5 3 id.

mpaitwptor |, tov, Td, ($3. tab.C.c) (Lat. pretorium,
from pretor) when used in reference to a
camp, the tent of the general or com-
mander-in-chief ; hence, in reference to a
province, the palace in which the governor
of the province resided, Mat. 27. 27; Mar.
15. 16; Ac. 23. 35, et al.; the camp oc-
cupied by the pretorian cohorts at Rome,
the pretorian camp, or, the Roman em-
peror’s palace, Phi. 1. 13.

mpaitwpiy, dat. sing. - TpalTopLov
mpakrTopt, dat. sing. TpaKTwp
mpaxtwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) Tpdoow
mpasa, aor. 1, infin. act. ; - : id.
mpagavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. ], act. . id.
TpacavTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act.. id.
mpagas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.—A. a id

mouoas, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. (1 Co. 5. 2)
ampagare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act.—C. D. ;

mpacere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac. 15. ai iC.
mpacet, datasincann, mpaéts
mpacets, acc. pl. . . . 5 . id.

a 2 Ti. 4. 21. 62 Ti. 2. 4.

mpaos },4 eta, ov, (§7.rem.9) mild; gentle, kind.
—Gr. Sch.
7 pa.os, Rec.
mpaus, Tdf. (Mat. 11. 29).
Tpaorys, TNTOS, ” (§ 4. rem, 2. c)
meekness, forbearance, 1 Co. 4. 21; Gal.
5.23; gentleness, kindness, benevolence,

2)Cou LO. 1, etal:

mpaorns |, THTOS, 7) ™paos
mpaoTyTa, acc. sing. mpadrns
TpPaoTyTt, dat. sing. ¢ s F : id.
mpaorytos, gen. sing. ide

mpactd |, Gs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) a small
area or bed in a garden; trop. a company
of persons disposed in squares; from the
Heb., rpacal mpacwai, by areas, by
squares, like beds in a garden, Mar. 6. 40.

Tpacval, nom. pl. g mpaot d
mpdooet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. mpdoow
Tpaooe, pres. infin. act. ; id.
Tpacoels, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . s id.
mpaooete, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. F id.
mpdooys, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . id.
mpdaooovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
mpdooovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Tpaooovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
mpacoovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.

T pao OW, or T To | , fut. Ew, perl. rémpaxa,
aor. l, émpasa, (§ 26. rem. 3) to do,
execute, ‘perform, practise, act, transact,
and of evil, to commit, Lu. 22.23; 23.15;
Ino. 3. 20; Ac. 26. 9, 20, 26, 31, et al.;
to fulfil, obey, observe a law, Ro. 2. 25;
to do to any one, Ac. 16. 28; 5. 35; to
occupy one’s self with, be engaged in, busy

1 Thes.

4. 113 absol. to fare, Ac. 15. 29; Ep.

one’s self about, Ac. 19. 19;

6. 21; to exact, require, collect tribute,
money lent, etc., Lu. 3. 133; 19. 23.
mpaypa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
thing done, fact, deed, work, transaction,
matter, affair,

Lucene ts sass 16)5) a

e Lu. 19. 13. d Mat, 11. 29.

7 pace

Mat. 18. 19; Ro. 16.2; a matter of dispute,
1 Co. 6.13; a@ thing, genr., He. 10. 1;
II. 13 TO Tpayj.a, an euphemism for
profligacy, perhaps, 1 Thes. 4. 6.

mpaypareia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) an application to a matter of
business; in N.T. business, affair, transac-
tion, 2) Ti. 2. 4:

Tpayparevopat, fut. evoopat, (§ 15.
tab. O) to be occupied with or employed in
any business, do business ; to trade, traffic
Lu. 19. 13.

TpPakTWp, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) an
exactor of dues or penaities; an officer who
enforced payment of debts by imprison-
ment, Lu. 12. 58.

mpaéis, EWS, 7), (§ 5. tab. E.c) opera-
tion, business, office, Ro. 12. 4; mpasis,
and mpaéets, actions, mode of acting, ways,
deeds, practice, behaviour, Mat. 16. 27;

Ti 23)- bik, eb al.

mpacowv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . mpaoow
mparrewv, pres. infin. act. . : : : id.
mpdattovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.

mpavrabea|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(zpais & mafos, from rdcxw) meek-
ness, gentleness of mind, kindness, v.r. 1 Ti.
Gs Wig ILC

mpaimdabevay, acc. sing—A.-Ln. Sch. Taf. ae

TpacTyra, Rees iGr: (Wy LisGs a0) \ npatrdBeun

mpais |, ela, UV, €os, ods, elas, €os, ovs, ($ 7. rem. 9)
ig mpaos, meek, gentle, kind, forgiving,
Mat. 5.5; mild, benevolent, humane, Mat.
BES 1 Pe: 3.04.

mpairns, TyTos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)

ig Tpaorns, meekness, mildness, forbear-

ance, 1 Pe. 3. 15; gentleness, kindness,
Ue Tie PUR Big iizis eID.
mpavrys |, THTOS, 7-—A. Be C= Uneebats . s ai
mpadtys, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Gal. 5. 23) ert
TpavTynra, acc. sing.—Ln. Tdf. . ; i
TpaornTa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Col. 3. 12) . pP vi
mpavTyte, dat. sing. ' 5 : : id.
TpavTnros, gen. sing. . ‘ j , id.

mperret |, impers. verb, it becomes, it is fitting, it is
proper, it is right, etc., and part. zpézov,

becoming, suitable, decorous, etc., Mat.

340 mpeoP

3.053) LCO. 10. 135. pe ih. 35 leben 2 nO me canle

mpeémov, nom. sing. neut. part. . : _ Wpemet

mpeoBeia|, as, 7 - . mpeoBevw
mpeoBetay, acc. sing. . . . - mpeoBela
mpeo Bevomer, 1 pers. plur. pres. ind. : mpeo Bevo

mpcoBevw |, fut. edow, (§ 13. tab.M) (mpeoBus, an
old man, an ambassador) to be elder; to
be an ambassador, perform the duties of an
ambassador, 2 Co. 5. 20; Ep. 6. 20.
mpeoBeia, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) eldership, seniority ; an embassy,
legation; a body of ambassadors, legates,
Lu. 14.32; 19. 14.
mpea Pitas, acc. pl.

. ape Burns

mpeo Burépas, ace. pl. fem. peo ButEpos
mpeoButépiov |, ov, 76 . . ; . id.
mpeoBurepiov, gen. sing. . . mpeoBurépiov
mpeoBitepor, nom. and voc. pl. masc. . mpeo BvTEpos
mpeoBurépots, dat. pl. mase. . ‘ : id.

mpeaPvrepos |, Tépa, Tepov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (comp.

of pea Bus ) elder, senior; older, more
advanced in years, Lu. 15. 25; Jno. 8.9;
Ac. 2.17; an elder in respect of age,
person advanced in -years, 1 Ti. 5. 1, 2;
pl. spe. ancients, ancestors, fathers, Mat.
15.2; He. 11.2; as an appellation of
dignity, an elder, local dignitary, Lu.7.3;
an elder, member of the Jewish Sanhedrin,
Math 16s 21s) 2123262095047 uhh O)s
an elder or presbyter of the Christian
church, Ac. 11. 30; 14. 23, et al. freq.

mpeoBuréptoy, tov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
a body of old men, an assembly of elders ;
the Jewish Sanhedrin, Lu. 22. 66; Ac.
22.5; a body of elders in the Christian
church, a presbytery, 1 Ti. 4. 14. N.T.

mpea Burns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab.C.c) an
old man, aged person, Lu. 1. 18; Tit.
22 eben. una)

mpec Boris, tos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢)
an aged woman, Tit. 2. 3.

mpeoBurépov, gen. sing. masc. . mpeo BitEpos
mpeaButépovs, acc. pl. masc. . , id.
mpeoBurépw, dat. sing. mase. . : id.
mpeoBurépwv, gen. pl. . : ; : id.
mper Burns |, ov, 6 + . : : - id.
mpeoBiris |, os, . . . id.

mpeoBitidas,* acc. pl. ; ; :

a Tit. 2.3.

ak

mpnvy

IIpicxay, acc. .

TIptcxuAay, ace. .«

341 mpoue
mpnuis |," Foes aby %, (§ 7. tab. G. b) prone, head- etc., Mat. 10.2; 26.17; first in dignity, im-
foremost ; ™pyviys yevopevos, falling head- portance, etc., chief, principal, most im-
long, Ac. 1. 18. portant, Mar. 6. 21; Lu. 19. 47; Ac.
P i, , 13. 50; 16. 12; as an equivalent to the
aor. 1, pass. é § 26. :
7p ito, or 7p io], » pass. epic Oy, ( compar. mpdrepos, prior, Jno. 1. 15, 30;
rem. 1) to saw, saw asunder, He. 11. 37. e
: 15. 18; Mat. 27. 64; adverbially, first,
piv |, adv. before, of time, Mat. 26. 34, 75; Mar. ; 3
Rn Ait) Ree Au stro ye
els GAS piv n, sooner than, before, Mat. or, “ : so ef
Geri a. Be. et al TPWTEVW, fut. evo, (§ 13. tab. M)
r i i ee ie * : a5 to be first, to hold the first rank or highest
‘isca, pr. name.—B. Ln,
Ip ioxa), JS te ae dignity, have the pre-eminence, be chief,
IIpioxiAXa, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (1 Co. 16. 19).
Tod, Col. 1. 18.
e : ; : Prone ‘yoy, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, (§ 13
IIpicxtAXa | ys, 9, ($ 2. rem. 3) Priscilla, pr. name. So ad al 7 5 r( p
aE coe 5 rem. 7. d) < Tpoaye
» ptoxAda ; : ‘ 2
‘ Tpoayel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
po | > Prep. with a gen., before, of place, in front Tpoa-yetv, pres. infin. . id.
of, in advance of, Mat. 11.10; Lu. 1. 76; Tpodyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
New 5s 23); Oefore, of time,, Mat. 55125) . TMpodyovca., nom. pl. fem. part. pres. 2 id.
Lu. 11. 38; before an infin. with the gen. mpoayovaas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. id.
of the article, before, before that, Mat. Tpoayovans, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.

6. 8; Lu. 2. 21; before, above, in prefer-
ence, Ja. 5. 12; 1 Pe. 4. 8.

TOppw, ady. (a later form of pow,
from 7p) forward, in advance, far
advanced ; far, far off, at a distance, Mat.
15.8; Mar. 7. 6.

Troppwler, adv. from a distance, from
afar, He. 11. 13; at a distance, far, far
ip Lath, Tie ey

TOpPpwrEpov, adv. farther, v.r. Lu.
24. 28.

TOpPpwtép, adv. (compar. of TrOppw)
farther, beyond, Lu. 24. 28.

mporepov, adv. before, first, Ino. 7. 515
2 Cominntss110. nD TPOTEpoV, former, He.
10, 32, et al-;\ pr. neut. of

mpotepos, a, ov, ($ 7. rem. 1) (comp.
of apo) former, prior, Ep. 4.223 7d
TPOTEPOV, as an adv. before, formerly,
Jno. 6. 62, et al.

mpwpa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) the
forepart of a vessel, prow, Ac. 27. 30, 41.

TpOTOV, adv. first in time, in the first
place, Mar. 4. 28; 16.9; 76 mpOrov, at
the first, formerly, Jno. 12. 16; 19. 39;
first in dignity, importance, etc., before all
things, Mat. 6.33; Lu. 12.1: pr. neut. of

mp@rtos, 7, ov, (superl. of zpd, as if
contr. from Tp0TaTos ) jirst in time, order,

Tpodyouvct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; 5 id.
Tpodyw |, fut. d&w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) aor. 2, 7po-
Hyayov, (arp & ayo) to lead, bring, or
conduct forth, produce, Ac. 12.6; 16.30;
25. 26; intrans. to go before, to go first,
Mat.2.9; 21.9; Mar. 6.45; 1 Ti. 5. 24;
part. rpodywv, ovoa, ov, preceding, pre-
vious, antecedent, 1 Ti. 1.18; He. 7. 18;
hence, in N.T., trans. to precede, Mat.
14. 22, et al.; to be in advance of, Mat.
(a).
Tpodywv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. .
TpoatpetTat,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. .
Tpoapeowat, odp.at |, fut. yoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q)
™po & aipéw) to prefer, choose; met. to
purpose, intend considerately, 2 Co. 9. 7.

Phig Bhs
Tpodyw
Tpoatpeopar

mpoaitidopat, Gwar), fut. doopar, (mpd & aizido-
peat, from aitia.) pr. to charge beforehand ;
to convict beforehand, Ro. 3. 9, since the
charges in the case in question were
drawn from Scripture. N.T.

mpoakovw |, (7pd & dxovw) to hear beforehand ;
aor. 1, Tpoykovea, to have heard of pre-
viously, or already, Col. 1. 5.

mpoapaptéve |, (xpd & dywaptdve) to sin before ;
perf. TponpLapTyka, to have already sinned,
have sinned heretofore, 2 Co. 12.21; 13. 2.
N.T.

mpodéw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. ‘ : mpodyw

a Ac. 1.13,

6 2 Co. 9. 7.

7 poav

mpoavAuoy |," tov, 16, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (apd & addr)
the exterior court before an edifice, Mar.
14. 68, col.; Mat. 26. 71.
mpoBaive |, fut. Byoopat, aor. 2, mpovpny, part.
mpofas, ($ 37. rem. 1) (apo & Baivw)
to go forward, advance, Mat. 4. 21; Mar.
1.19; to advance in life, Lu. 1. 7, rite} 3
2. 36.
mpoBaddovTwr, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : mpoBadrAw
mpoBadrw |, fut. Bada, aor. 2, mpovBaroy, (§ 34.
rem. 1. b) (mp6 & Barrw) to cast before,

project; to pul cr urge forward, Ac. 19.333

to put forth, as a tree its blossoms, etc.,

ue. 30:
mpoBaddvTwv, gen. pl. mase. part. aor. a

B. Tdf. :

mpoBaddévrwv, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Ac. mpoBdddes

19.33) + . |
7poBadrwct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, mann 2 id.
mpoPds, 2 nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 mpoBatve
mpoPata, nom. and ace. pl. apoBarov
mpoBatiky,’ dat. sing. fem. . TpoPariKkds
apoBarttKos |, 1), OV m™poPaTov

mpoParov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. ce) a@ sheep,
Mat. 7. 153; 9. 36; 10.16; met. Mat.

io. 6; 15. 24, et al.
apoBatixos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
belonging or pertaining to sheep ; n po-

Batik (wvAn), the sheep-gate, Jno. 5.2.

mpoBdrov, gen. sing. . mpoBatov
mpoBarwv, gen. pl. : : . 3 id.
mpoBeBnKores, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. mpoBaive
mpoBePykvia, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. . id.

mpofriakw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xpd &
BiBalw) to cause any one to advance, to
lead forward; to advance, push forward,
Ac. 19. 333 met. to incite, instigate, Mat.
14. 8.
mpoPiBacbeioa, nom. s. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. mpoBiBacur
mpoBr€rw |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (apo &
Brérw) to foresee; mid. to provide before-
hand, He. 11. 40. LXX.

mpoBrevapévor,’ gen. sing. m. part. aor.1, mid. mpoBrérw

mpoyeyovorwv," gen. pl. neut. part. perf. . mpoyivopat
TpPOyEypapprevol, nom. pl. masc. part. perf.
pass. (§ 23. rem. 7) mpoypadw

mpoyivopa |, perf. mpoy€éyova, (§ 37. rem. 1) (apd

a Mar. 14. 68. 6 Jno. 5. 2.

342

m™po0o

& yivopat) to be or happen before, be pre-
viously done or committed ; Tmpoyeyoves,

bygone, previous, Ro. 3. 25.

(§ 3. tab. C. a)

a progenitor, pl. pro-
genitors; parents, 1 Ti. 5. 43 forefathers,

rts Bio

nom. pl. masc. part. pres.

4 e
Tpoyovos, OV, 0,
born earlier, elder ;

ancestors, 2 Ti.
TpOYWwWOKOVTES, TpoywacKw
mpoywackw |, fut. yvadcopat, aor. 2, zpoێyver,

perf. pass. rpoéyvwopat, (§ 36. rem. 3)

(apo & ywooK) to know beforehand, to

be previously acquainted with, Ac. 26. 5;

2 Pe. 3.17; to determine on beforehand,

to fore-ordain, 1 Pe.1.20; in N.T., from

the Heb.,

subjects of future privileges,

to foreknow, to appoint as the
Ro. 8. 29;
ele Ze

mpoyvecis, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
foreknowledge, prescience; in N.T. pre-

vious determination, purpose, Ac. 2. 23;
1 Pevein2.
x :
mpoyvocet, dat. sing. . Tpdyvwcts
Tpoyvocu’, acc. sing. - : 4 A id.
Tpoyvocts |, €ws, 7) TpoyworKkw
mpoyovots, dat. pl. apoyovos
poy poy

mpoyovos |, ov, 0 : Heo:
mpoyovev, gen. pl. TpOyovos

mpoypade |, fut. Wo, perf. pass. ape) )eepaae
(§ 23. rem. 6, 7) aor. 2, pass. Tpocypa-
pny, (a) (apo & ypadw) to write before
or aforetime, Ro.15.43; Ep. 3.33; to make
to set forth un-
reservedly and distinctly, Gal. 3.1; to

a subject of public notice ;

designate clearly, Jude 4.

mpoonra, nom. pl. neut. apodndos
mpodnAot, nom. pl. fem. : : : id.
Tpoonrov, nom. sing. neut. : id.

mpoondros |, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. © eas &
o7Aos ) previously manifest, before known ;
plainly manifest, very clear, prominently
conspicuous, 1 Ti. 5. 24, 25; He. 7. 14.
Tpodloupte |, fut. daéaw, (§ 30. tab. Z) (mpd &
d1deyp.v) to give before, precede in giving ;
Ro. 11. 353 to give up, abandon, betray.
mpoooTns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
betrayer, traitor, Lu. 6. 16; Ac. 7. 52;
2 Rites ae
TpoooTat, nom. pl. TpodoTNs

He. 11. 40, @ Ro. 3. Za.

poo 343 mpony
mpooorns |, ov, 5 : Tpodiowut ($ 27. rem. 1. d) (apd & émaryyeANopat) to pro-
Tpodpaj.ov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 TpoTpexw mise beforehand, or aforetime, Ro. 1. 2.

Tpoopoptos |,” ov, 6, 0 5 . : id.
pees: Gabey, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mpoBibalw
Tpoeyvw, 3 pers. sing. aors), ind. (§ 36. rem. 3) Tpoywockw

Tpoeyvwc Levon, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
Tpoeypadn, 3 pers. sing. aor.2, ind. pass. (§ 24.

rem. 6) mpoypapw
mpocyparpa., 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
mpoddpajte, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) TPOTPEXW
mpodduxe,” 3 pers. sing. aor. J, ind. act. Tpoolowpt
mpocOgunv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. (§ 28.

tab. W) mpotiOnpr
mpoelero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. ‘ id.
mpoetoor |, part. poder, aor. 2 of Tpoopaw :

which see.
mpoeimapey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mpod<yw
Tpoetrre, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 35. rem. 7) id.
Tpociropev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ences ‘a,

_Tpocimaper, B. D. Rec. Tdf. (1 Thes. 4.6)

Reco, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. ‘ id.
mpceinka, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
TpoELpyKApLEV, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. . ¢ id.
mpoeipyKe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. ‘ ; id.
TpoOELpNKeVvat, perf. infin. ri p 3 id.
TPOELPN|LEVOV, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. i id.
TNoeipyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.—A.)

Cy DS ins idk: : ’ 5 id.

elpyTat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 4. 7)

TPOEKOTITE, 3 pers. sing. imperf. TpoKoTTW
TpoeKOTTTOV, 1 pers. sing. imperf. 4 ; id.
TpoeKowe, 3 pers. sing. aor. l, ind. . : id.
mpocAafe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 36.

rem. 2) Tpodap Pave
mpoer€éyomev, 1 pers. pl. imperf. Tpor€yw

TpocAcVoeTa, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) TPOEPXOp.at

mpoedOdvres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 : id.
mpoedav, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 , id.
mpochOwct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : : id.

mpoeATrilw|, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (zpo &
éArrilw) to repose hope and confidence in
a person or thing beforehand, Ep. 1. 12.
mpoevepxopat |, fut. Eopar, ($§ 23. rem. 1. b) (apd
& evapxopa.) to begin before a particular
time, 2 Co. 8. 6, 10. N.T.
mpoevnpsacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . Tpoevapxopat
mpoevnp&aro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ; id.

mpoerrayyedNop.at |, 1, mpoernyyeAdpny,

« He, 6. 20. 6 Ro. 11. 35. ¢ Ro. 1. 2.

L.G.
TpoemeLToV, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. .
mpoemyyetAaro,® 3 pers. s. aor. 1, ind. rpoemayyécAAopat
TpoernyyeAmevyy, ace. sing. fem. part. perf.
id

TpoTreUT

pass.—Al. Tdf.
mpoxatynyyeApévqv, Rec. Gr. Sch. e Co.
9. 5) J
mpoepxop.as |, fut. rpoeAcvoropat, aor. 2, zpondOor,
($ 36. rem. 1) (apd & épxopar) to go
forwards, advance, proceed, Mat. 26. 39;
Mar. 14. 35; Ac. 12. 10; to precede, go
before any one, Lu. 22. 47; to precede in
time, be a forerunner or precursor, Lu.
2, Mar.
6. 33; to travel in advance of any one,

1.17; to outgo, outstrip in goin

pnccedery Ace 20: 5013's 2) COmanrs

mpocota7es, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. (§ 35.
rem. 8). . TpoloTnput
mpoéreway, 3 p. pl. aor. 1, ind —Gr. Sch. Tdf. 4
, TPOTELVw
mpoerewvev, Rec. (Ac. 22. 25) . ;
mpoeretve,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem. 1.d) id.

mpoerounate |, fut. dgw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apd &
Erouacw) to prepare beforehand ; in N.T.
to appoint beforehand, Ro.g.23; Ep.2.10.

mpoevaryyediGouat |, fut. (oopat, to announce joyful
tidings beforehand. L.G.

mpoeunyyerioaro,° 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.

(§ 23. rem. 5) mpoevayyehilopat
mpoepyrevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 34. rem. 2) Tpopytevw
mpoepyrevoapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . id.
mpoepyreveay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . 5 id.
Tpoepyrevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. - id.

mpoepbace, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. ($37.rem.1) mpodOdvw
Tpoexelpicaro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TpoxerpiCop.ae
mpoexopuela,/ 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. TpoexXn
mpocxw |, fut. &w, (po & exw) to have or hold

before; intrans. and mid. to excel, surpass,

have advantage or pre-eminence.

TrPOEWPAKOTES, nom. pl. m. part. perf. (§ 36. rem. 1) Tpoopaw
mporjyayov, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, (§ 13. rem.7.d) Pe
cis: 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. . id.

Tpoyyeop.at, ovpar|, fut. yoopat, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(apd & ryéopar) to go before, precede,
lead onward; met. te endeavour to take
the lead of, vie with, or, to give precedence

to, to prefer, Ro. 12. 10.

d Ac, 22, 25. e Gal. 3.8. f Ro. 3.

m™pony

Tponyoupjevol," nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . Tponyeop.at
mponkovoare,” 2 pers. pl. aor. 1 ind. TpoaKovw
mponr0or, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2; ind. TpoepXopLat

mponATLKOTAs,* acc. pl. masc. part. perf. . mpoeArrilw
TponpLapTHnKOGt, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. . TpoapapTavw
TpoynpLapTHKOTOV, gen. pl. masc. part. perf. . id.
Tporyjpyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.—B.
C. Ln. Taf. Tpoatpeopar

mpoaipetrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 9. 7)
TPONPXETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . : . Tpoepxop.at
mpoytiacdpeba,* 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13.

rem. 2) . TpoalTidopat
mponroipace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . mpoetoyaces
mpobéoa, dat. sing. mpoGerts
mpoberews, gen. sing. e 5 = A id.
mpoOecw, acc. sing. . 5 ‘ id.
mpdears |, ws, up (§ 5. tab. E. 5 . mportOnut

mpobecpia. |, as, Oh (§ 2 De iigloys 185 b, and rem. 2) (pr.
fem. of mpobéc }.10s, before appointed,
Tpo & Oeopos) sc. neepa, a time before
appointed, set or appointed time.

mpobecpias,” gen. sing. . mpobeopia
mpobvpia |, as, 7) 77 poOupos
mpoOvpiay, acc. sing. mpobvpia
mpobvpias, gen. sing. . ‘ A id.

mpoOvuov, nom. sing. neut. TpoOvjros

apoOupos |, ov, 6, 9, (8 7. rem. 2) (xpd & Ovpds)
ready in mind, prepared, prompt, willing,
Mat. 26. 41; Mar. 14.38; 70 mpoOvjov,
iq. 7 mpoOvpia, readiness, alacrity of
mind, Ro. 1. 15.
zpobvpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) promptness, readiness, alacrity of
mind, willingness, Ac. 17. 11; 2 Co. 8.
1). Op 2
mpoOvpus, ady. promptly, with alacrity,
readily, willingly, heartily, cheerfully, 1 Pe.

tity 16),

(5. 3%
mpodips |,f adv. . . . mpdoOuj.os
mpoidovca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, (§ 36.

rememl): i P ‘ mpoopaw
TpoLowy, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 5 id.
mpoicrdjLEvol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. TmpoltoTye
TpoirTapLevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
TPOLaTa/LEvos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
TPOUTTapLevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
mpototac bat, pres. infin. mid. (§ 29. tab. Y) . id.

mpoiaTnu |, fut. TpooTnsw, (§ 29. tab. X) (apd

a Ro. 12. 10. 6 Col. 1. 5. ¢ Ep. 1.12. @d Ro. 3.9.

344

& torn) to set before ; met. to set over, appoint
with authority ; intrans. aor.2, TpovoTny,
perf. pogaTynKka, patt. mpoeotws, and
mid. TpolrTap.at, to preside, govern, super-
1 hess jean:

to undertake

intend, Ro. 12. 8;

3- 4, 5, 125 5-
resolutely, to practise diligently, to maintain

17; mid.
the practice of, Tit. 3. 8, 14.
mpooratis, wos, 9, ($4. rem. 2. c)
(fem. of TpooTarys, one who stands in
front or before ;

champion, patron,

a leader; a protector,
from qpotornps) &
patroness, protectress, Ro. 16. 2. (a).
mpoxadovpevo,® nom. pl. masce. part. pres. Tpokah€op.at
TpoKkadcop.at, oupan, fut. €ropat, ($ 17. tab. Q,
and § 22. rem. 1) (mpoxadéw, to call
forth, invite to stand forth, from po &
kadéw) to call out, challenge to fight ; to
provoke, irritate with feelings of ungenerous
rivalry, Gal. 5. 26.
mpokatayyeiAavras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1,
act. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) mpoxatayyeAhw
mTpokatayyeAXw |, fut. yeA@, (§ 27. rem. 1.b) (xpd
& KatayyéAdw) to declare or announce
beforehand, foretel, predict, Ac. 3.18, 24;
Fi 52) 2 COnOg hey duce.
mookataprice |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apd
KaTapTtico ) to make ready, prepare, or

complete beforehand.

mpoxataptiawot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mpoxaraprile
mpoxatyyyetAay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mpoxarayyéAhw
TpOKATHYYELAE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
mpokarnyy<cApevny, acc. sing. fem. part. perf.

pass. . : 5 id.

mpokeirar |, fut. efrouat, (§ 33. tab. ‘Dp) (mpd &
kKeipa) to lie or be placed before; met.
to be proposed or set before, as a duty, ex-
ample, reward, etc., He. 6. 18; 12. 1, 23

Jude 7; to be at hand, be present, 2 Co.

S.12-
TpOKEyLevns, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. TpOKELpat
TPOKELpLEVor, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
TPOKEWTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : F id.
TPOKELTAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. P ‘ id.
7 POKEKNPVY|LEVOV, acc. sing. masc. part. perf.

pass. . Tpoknptcow
mpokekypwpevny,” acc. sing. fem. part. perf.

pass. Tpokupow
e Gal. 4. 2. TAPES. Dae g Gal. 5. 26, A Gal. 3.17.

7 pOKE

345

TpoTra

Tpokexelpiopevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. perf.
pass.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. c

mpoxeknpuypevov, Rec. (Ac. 3. 20)

mpoxerpiLoprae

TPpOKEXELPOTOVNILEVOLS, * dat. pl. mase. part.
perf. pass. - . TmpoxetpoTovew
mpoknpvgavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 mpoxynpvoow
mpoxnptaow |, fut. wm, (§ 26. rem. 3) (xpd &
Kynpvoow) to announce publicly ; in N.T.
to announce before, Ac. 3. 20; 13. 24.
mpoxor]}, 5, 4
TpoKOTNV, acc. sing. ; ; ‘ =
TpokorTw |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (arpo &
KOTTW) pr. to cut a passage forward; to

,
TpPOKOTTH

TpoKoTy}

advance, make progress; to advance, as
time, to be far spent, Ro. 13. 12; met. to
advance in wisdom, age, or stature, Lu.
2. 52; seq. ey, to make progress or pro-
ficiency in, Gal. 1. 14; Tp. él qAE€LOV,
to proceed or advance further, 2 Ti. 2. 16;
3-93 mp. emt TO xetpoy, to grow worse
and worse, 2 Ti. 3. 13.
TpoKkomn, RS, )s (§ 2. tab. B. a) ad-
vance upon a way; met. progress, advance-
ment, furtherance, Phi. 1.12; 1 Ti. 4. 15.
mpoxowovct, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . :
mpoxpipa], atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (xpoxpive,
to prejudge, prefer) previous judgment,

,
TpOKOT TW

prejudice, prepossession, or, preference, par-

tiality. N.T.

TpoKplyLa

mpokupow, @], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (apo &
Kupdw) to sanction and establish pre-

, .
mpokpipatos,’ gen. sing. . ‘ P

viously, ratify and confirm before, Gal.
Be ays INI
mpoAapBdver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
mporaufave |, fut. Arxopat, aor. 2, zpovrAaBov,
(§ 36. rem. 2) (apo & Aap Badvw) to
take before another, 1 Co. 11. 21; trop.

- mpotapPBavor

to anticipate, do beforehand, Mar. 14. 8;
to take by surprise; pass. be taken unex-
pectedly, be overtaken, be taken by sur-
prise, Gal. 6. 1.

mporeyo |, fut. €w, aor. 1, mpoetmra, aor. 2, T™po-
eirov, perf. zpoeipynxa, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(apd & déyo) to tell beforehand, to fore-
tel;) Mataza. 25), Acw ra 165) Rono.n20)

mpodnpOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. —rpodAapBdvw
Tpopaptipopat |, (pd & papr’popar) pr. to wit-
ness or testify beforehand ; to declare be-

forehand, predict, 1 Pe. 1. 11. N.T.
Tpopaptupopevoy,, nom. sing. neut, part.

pres. . . . . TpopapTvpopat
mpopederay,* pres. infin. . . . TpopeAcTtaw

TpopedeTaw, O|, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) (xpd &
pedeTaw) to practise beforehand ; to pre-
meditate, Lu, 21. 14.

Tpopepysvarte,° 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. + Tpopepysvaw

Tpopeptuvaw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (mpo &
pepysvdw), to be anaious or solicitous be-
forehand, to ponder beforehand. N.T.

mpovoew @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tad. P) (xpd &
voéw) to perceive beforehand, foresee; to
provide for, 1 Ti. 5.8; mid. to provide for
one’s self; by impl. to apply one’s self to
a thing, practise, strive to exhibit, Ro.
ize 1b) (COh tg Bite

mpovowa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) forethought; providence, provident

care, Ac. 24. 3; provision, Ro. 13. 14.

mpovota |, as, 7) . . . Tpovoew
Tpovoay, acc. sing. Tpovota.
mpovotas, gen. sing. ; ; : : id.
mpovoet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. 5 = Tpovoew
mpovootpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind—B. D. Ln.

Schy Widiy =. C 5 z id.

Tpovoovp.evol, Ree Grisso: 85 20)

Tpovoovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

mpoopdw, &|, fut. mpodpouat, perf. rpoedpaxa,
aor. 2, zpoctdov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (apo &
opaw) to foresee, Ac. 2. 31; Gal. 3. 8;
to see before, Ac. 21. 29; in N.T. to have
vividly present to the mind, to be mindful
of, Ac. 2. 25.

mpoopttw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (pd & dpitw)
to limit or mark out beforehand; to design
definitely beforehand, ordain beforehand,

predestine, Ac. 4. 28; Ro. 8. 29, 30,

et al.
Tpoopicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 act. mpoopilu»
mpoopiabertes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass, id.

mpotraQovres,’ nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2

mpoTacxe |, (rpo & mdcyw) aor. 2, zpoérafor,

. TpoTacxo

2 Co. 13.2; Gal. 5. 21; 1 Thes. 3. 4, (§ 36. rem. 4) to experience previously,
et al. of ill treatment, 1 Thes. 2. 2.
a Ac, 10, 41. 61 Ti. 5. 21. el] Pe.1.11. @ Lu. 21. 14. e Mar. 13. 11. £1 Thes. 2. 2.

7 pomra

mpomdropa, ace. sing.— A. B. C. Ln. Tdf. J
TpoTratwp
mpowdtwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (apd &
matnp) @ grandfather ; a progenitor, or

marépa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 4. 1)

ancestor, v.r. Ro. 4. 1.
TPOTrELTOVTOV, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. TpoTreTrw
mpoTréuTro |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (apo &
TET) to send on before; to accompany
or attend out of respect, escort, accompany
for a certain distance on setling out on a
journey, AC. 15.3; 20. 38; 21. 5, et al.;
to furnish with things necessary for a jour-
mey, Wit. 3. 133 Jno: 6.

mpotreupbevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. TpoTreLTrw

aporreppOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; é id.
mpoméeuwas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
mpomrenware, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
mpomepwov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
mpomerets, nom. pl. masc. TPOTETHS
mpomerés, acc. sing. neut. . j : ; id.

mpomreTys |, €os, ods, 6, 7, TO, -és, (§ 7. tab.
G. b) (xpo & winrw) falling forwards;
meton. precipitate, rash, Ac. 19. 36; 2 Ti.
By ye

mporropevop.a. |, fut. evoouat, (§ 14. tab. N) (po
& Topevop.a) to precede, go before, Ac.
4.40; Lu. 1. 76.

mpotopevon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. . TpoTropEvomat

TpoTropEevaovTat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. . id.

pos |, prep., with a genitive, from; met. for the
benefit of, Ac. 27.34; with a dative, near,
by, at, by the side of, in the vicinity of,
Mar. 5. 11; Lu. 19. 37; with an accusa-
“tive, used of the place to which anything
tends, to, wnto, towards, Mat. 2. 12; 3. 5,
13; at, close upon, Mat. 3.10; Mar. 5. 22;
near to, in the vicinity of, Mar.6.45; after
verbs of speaking, praying, answering to
a charge, etc., to, Mat. 3. 15; 27. 14; of
place where, with, in, among, by, at, etc.,
Matm2O.555 Mar. 11.45 Iu. 1.80% of
time, for, during, Lu. 8. 13; 1 Co. 7. 5;
near, towards, Lu. 24.29; of the end, ob-
ject, purpose for which an action is ex-
erted, or to which any quality, etc., has
reference, to, Jno.4.35; Ac.3.10; 27.12;
before an infin. with 76, in order to, that,

a Mar. 15. 42.

346 Tpooa

in order thut, Mat. 6. 1; 13. 30; 26. 12; so as to,
so that, Mat. 5. 28; of the relation which
any action, state, quality, etc., bears to
any person or thing, in relation to, of,
concerning, in respect to, with reference to,
Mat. 19. 8; Lu. 12. 41; 18. 13; 20. 19;
as tt respects, as it concerns, with relation
to, Mat. 27. 4; Jno. 21. 22, 23; accord-
ing to, in conformity with, Lu. 12. 47;
2 Co. 5. 10; im comparison with, Ro.
8. 18; in attention to, Ep. 3. 4; of the
actions, dispositions, etc., exhibited with
respect to any one, whether friendly, ¢o-
wards, Gal. 6.10; Ep. 6.9; or un-
friendly, with, against, Lu. 23. 12; Ac.
23.30; after verbs signifying to converse,
dispute, make a covenant, etc., with, Lu.
TATA OAC) 2. FB n ake

mpoodBPBarov |,“ ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (xpd &
odBPBarov) the day before the sabbath,
sabbath-eve. LXX.,

Tpoodyaye, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act.

(§ 138. rem. 7.d) . : ; Tporayw
mpocayayn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
TpoTayayovres, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 2, act. id.
mpoodyew, pres. infin. act. . , : id.
mpocayopevbeis,” nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1,

pass. 5 . mpocayopevw

mpocayopevy |, fut. evou, (§ 13. tab.M) (pds & dyo-
pevo, to speak) to speak to, accost, to name,
denominate; to nominate, declare, He.5.10.
mpoodyw |, fut. Eo, aor. 2, zpoonyayov, (§ 13.
rem. 7. d) to lead or conduct to, bring,
Lu. 9. 41; Ac. 16. 20; to conduct to the
presence of, to procure access for, 1 Pe.
3. 18; to bring near; to near, in a nauti-
cal sense, Ac. 27. 27. (q).
mpocaywyy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
approach; access, admission, to the pre-
sence of any one, Ro. 5. 2; Ep. 2. 18.
mporayoyn |, 7S, 7 +

TpowaywynVv, acc. sing.

mporayw
Tporaywyy
TpPoTalTew, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (pds &
airéw) to ask for in addition; to ask
earnestly, beg; to beg alms, Mar. 10. 46;
Lu. 18. 35; Jno. 9. 8.
mpooairns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
beggar, mendicant, v.r. Jno. 9. 8. N.T.

6 He. 5. 10.

Tpooa

347

Tpoae

mpocatrys, ov, 6, Gr. Sch, Taf.
tupdds, Rec. (Ino. 9. 8)
nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.

\ TpocaiTéw

TpooaiTav,
mpocavaBaive |, fut. Byoopas, aor. 2, tporavéByv,
(§ 37. rem. 1) (apds & dvaBaivw) to
go up further, Lu. 14.10.
mpocavafnf,* 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. tpocavaPaive
mpocavadrtokw |, fut. Xoo, ($ 36. rem. 4) (apds
& dvaNtoKw) to consume besides; to ex-
pend on a definite object, Lu. 8. 43.

mpocavadwoaca,’ nom, s. fem. part. aor. 1
mpocavarynpotca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.

act. g. - : + TpocavatAnpow
mpocavaTAypow, @], fut. dow, ($ 20. tab. T)

(zpds & dvarAnpdw) to fill up by ad-
to supply deficiencies, 2 Co. 9. 12;

,
TpocavaricKw

dition;
11.10:

mpocavatiOnps |, (§ 28. tab. V) (apés & dvari-
Onpt) to lay upon over and above; mid.
to put one’s self in free communication with,
to confer with, Gal. 1. 16;
to propownd as a matter of consideration,
Gal. 2. 6.

mpocaveféunv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid.

to confer upon,

(§ 28. tab. W) mpocavatiOnpt
mpocaveerTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. - id.
(PREGA 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. apocavamAnpow

mpouavexcw, pres. infin —B. Ln.
mpoodyew, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac. 27.27)
mpooavexw |, (pos & avexw) to draw near to, be
close to, v.r. Ac. 27. 27.
mpocameArcw, &|, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) (pds
& daetAéw) to threaten in addition, utier

cf Tpooavexw

additional threats.
mpocameAnodpevot,” nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1,

mid. (§ 17. tab. Q) < 5
mpocdarravaw, ©], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (apds

& daTravaw) to spend besides, expend over

fA
Tpocametr€w

and above. L.G.
mpoodaravyoys,” 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mpocdarravaw
Tpoodecapevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 Tpoad€exopan

mpoad<eenale, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. s id.
mpoodéopar |, fut. deyoouar, (§ 37. rem. 1) (xpds
& déopat) to want besides or in addition.

(xpos & Séxouar) to receive, accept ; to receive,
admit, grant access to, Lu. 15. 2; to re-

ceive, admit, accept, and with ov, to reject,
He.11.35; to swhmit to, He.10.34; to re-

ceive kindly, as a guest, entertain, Ro.

16. 2; to receive admit, as a hope, Ac.

24. 15; to look or wait for, expect, await,

Mar. 15. 43; Lu. 2. 25, et al.

Tpoodexopevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. Tpowdexopa
TpoadexojL€vols, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. 3 id.
TpogOeXO[LEVOs, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
Tpood€exXovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. F id.
m™pooooka, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; mpoadokaw

Tpowdokaw, o |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) to look
for, be expectant of, Mat. 11.3; Lu. 7. 19,
PAO Nein 18 7) leton Bi, 1d, ai TY fey Gan
pect, Ac. 28. 6;
8. 40; Ac. 10. 24; 27. 33; absol. fo think,

to wait for, Lu. 1. 21;

anticipate, Mat. 24. 50; Lu. 12. 46.
Tpocookia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a looking for, expectation, antici-

pation, Lu. 21. 26; meton. expectation,

what is expected or anticipated, Ac. 12.11.

mpoodoxia. |, as, 1) . mpoodokaw
mpocdokias, gen. sing. mpoodoKia
mpocdokGpev, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mTpoaboKkéw
TpooOokar, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id.
TpoodokOvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
mpoodokOvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.
mpooSokOvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
TpoTooKHVTwY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
TpoodpaLov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2

(§ 36. rem. 1) a 5 TpooTpexn

mpoceaw, ©), fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) (pos &
édw) to permit an approach, Ac. 27. 7.
Ne

mpoceyyilw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xpos &

eyyigo) to approach, come near, L.G.
mpoceyyioat,! aor. 1, infin. : mpooeyyilw
mpooedegacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. + Tpowdéexomau
TPOTEdEXETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ‘ : id.
mpooeddkwyv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . TpooboKdw

Tpooedpevovtes,® nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
mpocedpevo |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (apds &

Tpocedpevea

Tpoodedjtevos,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pow déoprau édpa) to sit near; met. to wait or attend
mpobdéxerOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. TpoooeXop.au upon, have charge of, \ Co. 9. 13.
mpoodexerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id. mpoaéero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. mpoartiOnut
mpoodexopar |, fut. SeEouar, ($ 23. rem. 1. b) mpocé?yxe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.

a Lu. 14. 10. 5 Lu, 8. 43. e Ac. 4, 21. @d Lu. 10, 35. e Ac. 17. 25. J Mar. 2. 4. g1Co. 9. 13.

TpOooe 348

Tpoceipyacaro," 3 pers. sing. aor. l, ind. (§ 13.

rem. 4) mporepyacopat
TpOmeLXov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. C 6 - Tporexw
mpooekAnpwOncay,’ 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.

pass. (§ 21. tab. U)
mpooex\iOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, pass—B.]
C. Ln. Taf. mpookAivw
mpoweKoAAHOn, Rec.Gr.Sch. bee es
mpoceKo\AyOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.

mpookAnpow

(§ 19. tab. S) mpooKoAAdw
mpooexoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. TpOooKOTTH
TpoceKvrUwe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. TpooKvAtw
mpooekvvet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. TpooKVvew
mpooextvnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : id.
MPOTEKVVNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
mpooexvvouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : c id.
mpooeAa ero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid.

(§ 36. rem. 2) . 5 tpocdapBava
mpoceAdBovro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. mid. . id.
mpooeAyAvGare, 2 pers. pl. perf. 2 (§ 36.

rem. 1) - ; 3 : Tpooepxopat
mpooedbe, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. . c id.
mpooedOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 . id.
mpotedOovTur, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 ‘ id.
mpooedGotca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 id.
mporeOovtoat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor.2 . id.
mpooebay, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 3 id.
TpooeveyKas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.

(§ 36. rem. 1) a Tporpéepw
TPOTEVEYKE, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. . id.
Tpooeveyky, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
mpooevex leis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
mpoaevex Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, subj. pass. id.
TPOTEVHVOXE, Att. for TPOTHVOXE, 3 pers. sing.

perf. 2. (§ 36. rem. 1) : : id.
TpooeTETay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.—B. C. |

Ln. Tdf. . p mpoominTw

moaérecov, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 7. 25) }
TMpoc eres, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. ($37.rem. 1) id.
mpooérecov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. : : id.
ee eriraTe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. _ id.

TpooemiTTov, 3 pers. pl. imperf—A. C. D. )
Linear, : id.

mpooemurrer, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. Be “a

TPOC-ETFOLELTO,” 3 pers. sing. imperf. mid.
mpocetoujoaro, 3 pers. sing. aor.1, ind. mid.—}

A. B. D. Ln. Tdf. Cc : id.
Rec. Gr. Sch. ene

/
T POT 7TOLew

TpOOETOLELTO,

a Lu, 19. 16.

6 Ac. 17. 4.

7 Pooe

mpocepyalouar|, fut. dropat, (xpds & epydLopar) pr. to
work in addition; to gain in addition in
trade, Lu. 19. 16.

mpooeppnse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 36.

rem. 5) Tpoopyyvype
mpocepxecGan, pres. infin. TporepXopat
mpooépxeTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : id.

mpooépxopat |, fut. ehevoowat, aor. 2, rpoonhOov,

perf. mpooeAnArvla, (§ 36. rem. 1) (arpds
& €pXopiae) to come or go to any one, ap-
8.19; 25, et
trop. to come or go to, approach,

proach, Mat. 4. 3, 11; 5. 1;
al. freq.;
draw near, spiritually, He. 7. 25; 11. 6;
4.16; 1 Pe.2.4; met. to assent to, accede
to, concur in, | Ti. 6. 3.

mpoonAvtos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 3. tab.
C. a. b) pr. a new comer, a stranger; in
N.T. a proselyte, convert from paganism to
Judaism, Mat. 23. 15; Ac. 2. 10; 6. 5;
Wein clehy | ILO

TPOTEPXO/LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. TpoTepXopet
mpooepxopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
TpOTEpXopLEvov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
TPOTEpXOpLEVvOvs, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
TpocepxovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.
Tporepxoucla, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . = id.

TpooerXe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2.—A. C. Tdf. 23 A
) POTEXY

mporéoynke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§36.rem.4) id.

TPoTeETXNKE, Rec. Gr. Ln. Sch. (He. 7. 13

mpooeTace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act.

mpooeTeOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 28.

TpooTtacaw

rem. 10) mpoortOnpr
mpoceteOnoars 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
mpooeribet, 3 pers. sing.imperf.act. (§31.rem.2) id.
mpocetiOevto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass (§ 28,
tab. W) Ne tei WEE id.
mpocevsat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. Tpocedxopmas
Tmpocevé dLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
mpooevedpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
mpocevéacOat, aor. 1, infin. ; , id.
mpocevédcOucav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.
mpooevéenra, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
mpocevgouat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. ¢ , id.
mpocevsoucba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. Const. \
mpooeveocda, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ro. id.
8.620). : 5 : : J
mpocevsapucba, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . : id.
mTpocevxat, nom. pl. TPOTEvyH

——

T poe
Tpowevxais, dat. pl. TpOwevyy
Tpocevxas, ace. pl. : : : : id.
mpocevxer Oar, pres. infin. Tpowevxoma
mpooevxerOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : id.
mpocevxérOw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper, 3 id.
mpooevxerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. p id.
mpooevxyn, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. j ; id.
mpooevyy |, Hs, 9, (§ 2. tab. Bia). : id.
Tpocevxy, at. sing. Tpooevxy)
TpOTEVvy nV, ace; Sink. |. : : : id.
TPOTEVXTS, gen. sing. : ‘ 3 é id.
mpocevxnabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. Tporevyomat

mpocevxopnat, fut. evfouat, imperf. rpoonvxopyy,
aor, 15 mTpoonveany, (§ 13. rem. 3) to
pray, offer prayer, Mat. 5.44; 6. 5, 6,

et al.
mpooevxy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)
Ayer Ww Niata L205) 20 135.22); uu O. 12);
Ac. 1. 14, et al.; meton. a place where

prayer is offered, an oratory, perhaps, Ac.

TOm13) LOs LAE,
mpocevyoucla, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. Tpowevop.at
Tpocevxopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. a id.
Tpocevyopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
Tpooevxopevov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut.

part. pres. : 5 2 é id.
TPOTEVXOHLEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
TpowevxXoj.evon, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
TpPOTEvXOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.
TpooevxXwpLa, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. . 5 id.
mpooevyav, gen. pl. TPOTEVX?)
mpooepepe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. Tporpepw
mpoaépepov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; id.
mpocepuver, 3 pers. sing. imperf. Tmporpwvew
Tpocepavyce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. a id.
mpooexe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. Tpowexw
Tpooexety, pres. infin. é - . ; id.
TpooeXeErTE, 2 pers. pl, pres. imper. . : id.
Tpoo€xovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.
TPoo€eXOVTES, nom. pl. mase. part. pres... id.

mpooéxw |, fut. Ew, (§ 36. rem 4) (apds & éxw) to
have in addition; to hold to, bring near;
absol. to apply the mind to a thing, to
give heed to, attend to, observe, consider,
Ac. 5. 35; He. 2. 1; 2 Pe. 1: 19; to take
care of, provide for, Ac. 20. 28; when fol-
lowed by azo, pH, or pinrrote, to beware
of, take heed of, guard against, Mat. 6. 1;

@ Ac. 27.7.

349

7 pooK

47.15; to assent to, yield credence to, follow, adhere
or be attached to, Ac. 8.6, 10, 11; 16.14;
to give one’s self up to, be addicted to, en-
gage in, be occupied with, 1 Ti. 1.4; 3. 8,

et al.
mpogeavros,” gen. sing. masc. part. pres. mpocedur
mpoonArGay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1 (§35. rem. 12)
nae ata
apoonAGov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. tated ett
Tao RS ee pe cd
mpoonrde, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. ‘ id.
mpoonAOov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. . ; ia

mpoonrdw, &], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (pds &
HAos) to nail to, afix with nails, Col.

2ertAs
mpoonAvtot, nom. pl. mase. TpoonArvtos
mpooyAvtov, acc. sing. masc. : 3 id.
mpooyAvtos |, ov, 0, 7) Tpoo épXop.an
mpoondvTwv, gen. pl. TpoonAvtos
mpoonrdwoas,° nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 Tpoondow

TpoonveyKa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 36.

Tems)) ee. : mpoapepur
TpooynveyKay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
mpoonveyKate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
TpPOTHVEY KE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
mpoonvexOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
mpoonpxovTo, 3 pers. pl. imperf. mpooépYoma
mpoonvédpeba, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mporedxopat
mpoonvéavro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 13.

rem. 3) j : : id.
mpoonvéato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . id.
TPOONVXETO, 3 pers. sing. imperf. . 5 id.
mpoobeivat, aor. 2, infin. act. (§ 28. tab. V) — zpoariOypue
zpoa Geis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
mpoobés, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. act. (§ 38.

rem. 7) 4 6 5 ; id.
mTpockaipa, nom. pl. neut. mp6 Ka.tpos
mpockatpor, nom. pl. masc. . ; ‘ id.

id.

TpOTKALpOV, acc. sing. fem. : ; :
mpookatpos |, ov, 6, 7, Td, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (arpds
& kaupos) opportune; in N.T. continuing
for a limited time, temporary, transient,
Mat=on3-s2n.5) Mar 4. yi7i55 26Co> 4-010);
LCM yniey 25 ppl Gre
mpookaAcirat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
Tpookar€opat, odpat |, fut. éropas, (§ 22. rem. 1)
perf. (pass. form) zpooKéxAnpat, (mid. of

/
mporKadeomat

mporkadéw, to call to, summon, invite, from

® Col, 2, 14.

TpooKk

7pos & Kade) to call to one’s self, summon, Mat.
TOU Ly sh 1G, 325umousweu ales) toette,
Ac. 2. 39; to call to the performance of

a thing, appoint, Ac. 13. 2; 16. Io.

mpookaderdpevot, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 1 mzpooKadéopar
TpookadecdjLevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
mpookareodaOw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
mpookaAréontat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . id.
TPOTKApTEpELTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. TpookapTepew

mpockaptepew, @ |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (apds

& Kaprepéw) to persist in adherence to a

thing; to be intently engaged in, attend

constantly to, Ac. 1.14; 2.42; Ro. 13.6,

et al.; to remain constantly in a place, Ac.

2. 46; to constantly attend upon, continue

near to, be at hand, Mar. 3.9; Ac. 8. 13;
10. 7.

mpookaptepyots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab.

E. c) perseverance, unremitting continuance

in a thing, Ep. 6. 18. N.T.

mpooKkaptepy, 3% pers. sing. pres. subj. mpooKaprepen
Tpookaptepyjcer,” dat. sing. eo eens
Tpookaptepyats |, ews, 7 - TpooKapTepew
TpookapTepycop.ev, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
Beso RGpEcpOUrTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
TpooKapTepovvTor, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
mpookapTepav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
mpookéekAnpat, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 22.

rem. 4) . * . - Tporkadéopar |
mpookekAyrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . ; id.
mpookepadauoy |,’ ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab.C.c) (apds &

Kepadn) pr. @ cushion for the head, pil-
low ; also, a boat-cushion, Mar. 4. 38.

mpookAnpow, |, fut. ecw, (§ 20. tab. T) (mpos &
KAnpow) pr. to assign by lot; in N.T.,
mid., aor.1, (pass. form) TpowekAnpwabny,
to adjoin one’s self to, associate with, follow
as a disciple, Ac. 17. 4.

mpookAyow, acc. sing—A.D. Ln. . d

mpookduow, R. Gr. Sch. Taf. (1 Ti.g.21) jb apdawdyors

mpoakAryots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (apos &
kaAéw) advocacy, or, perhaps, partiality,
Warde li; 5. 20.

mpookAiv |, fut. wd, (pds & KAivw) pr. to make
to lean upon or against a thing; met.,
mid., aor. 1, (pass. form) ae
(t) to join one’s self to, follow as an
adherent, v.r. Ac. 5. 36.

a Ep. 6. 18. 6 Mar, 4, 38,

350

7 pook

mpookAiots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) pr. a
leaning upon or towards a thing; met.

a leaning towards any one, inclination of

mind towards, partiality, 1 Ti. 5. 21.

L.G.
mpookAdow,” acc. sing. - TporkALots
mpoakAtors |, ews, 7) mpookXriva

TpocKoAAdw, @|, fut. now, (§ 18. tab. R) (apds
& KodAdw) pr. to glue to; in N.T., mid.
aor. 1, (pass. form) TpooekoAAHOn, fut.
mpockohAnPyoopat, to join one’s self to
any one, follow as an adherent, Ac. 5. 36;
to cleave closely to, Mat.19.5; Mar.10.7;

Ep. 5. 31.

mpoockoAAnPycerat, 3 pers. s. fut. ind. pass. zpooKoAAdw
mpooKoppa |, aros, 70 . TporkoTTw
PUT FS gen. sing. TpOokopLp.0.
mpookory |, 7, + - TpooKOTTW
™pOoKOT Vs: acc. sing. TpoaKoTn
BET 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . TpooKoTTH
TpOTkKOTTOUCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ; id.

TPOTKOTTY |, fut. Ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (mpos &
KémTw) to dash against, to beat upon,
Mat. 7. 27; to strike the foot against,
Mat. 4.6; Lu. 4. 11; to stumble, Ino.
ite Oy, Te }e to take
offence at, Ro. 9. 32; 14.21; 1 Pe. 2.8.

met. to stumble at,
TPOTKOMPA, aTOs, TO, : 4. tab. D. c)
a stumbling, Ro. 9. 32, 33; 1 Pe. 2.8;
met. a stumbling-block, an occasion of
sinning, means of inducing to sin, Ro.
14. 13; 1 Co. 8.9; met. a moral stum-
bling, @ shock to the moral or religious
sense, @ moral embarrassment, Ro. 14. 20.
L.G.

mpookorn, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr.
a stumbling ; offence; in N.T. an offence,

shock, ground of exception, 2 Co. 6. 3.

mpookowys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. .
mpookvAicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1
TpookvaAtw, or mpookvaAivey |, fut. iow, (§ 13.
tab. M) (arpds & KvAtw) to roll to or
against, Mat. 27. 60; Mar. 15. 46. (7).

+ TPOTkOTTH
/
TpookvAlw

mpooKuvel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tpookuvew
mpooKuveiv, pres. infin. . . . . id.
pI, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id.

TpooKvvew, 6], fut. yoowar & yow, aor. 1, eee
exvvnoa, (§ 16. tab. P) (xpos & kvvéw,

Qultba iy Pal d 2 Co.6. 3.

:
.

wih seal

TpooK

351

to kiss) to do reverence or homage by kiss-

ing the hand; in N.T. to do reverence or
homage by prostration, Mat. 2. 25185 Lis
20. 20; Lu. 4. 7; 24. 52; to pay divine
homage, worship, adore, Mat. 4. 10; Jno.
4. 20, 21; He. 1. 6, et al.; to bow one’s
self in adoration, He. 11. 21.

mpookwvyTys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
a worshipper, Jno. 4. 23. N.T.

mpookuvjcat, aor. 1, infin. . Mpookuves
mpookvvyjgavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
TPOTKYVYTATE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. id.
mpookuvycatwcay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . id.
mpookuvyce, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id.
TPOTKVVATELS, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
TPOTKVVYTETE, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. * id.
TpookKLVHTYS, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
mpooKvvncov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
mpookvvycovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. id.
mpookvycw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. id.
mpoockvvycwv, nom. sing. masc. part. fut. id.
mpookuvycwot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. é id.
TpockuvyTat,* nom. pl. TPOTKVVYTHS
mpooKvvyTys |, od, 6 - -mpookvvéw
mpockvvovjev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 3 id.
mpooKvvovvtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
mpooKvuvovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
mTpookvvovoa, noms. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.
mpookvvovoct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.—Rec.
mpookuvygovet, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 4. 10)
mpooAdeiv, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 2) zpocap Pave
mpoohaf3djevot, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
mpoodafiopevos, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.
mpooAa fod, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. mid. . id.
mpooddr€w, a], fut. now, ($ 16. tab. P) (mpds &
Aadéw) to speak to, converse with, Ac.
ey (1D Flelg oxen I(Cy

mpocvahjoat, aor. 1, infin. . mpooAahéw
mpooAadovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. é id.
mpoohapBavecbe, 2p. pl. pres. imper. mid. zpooAapBavw

mpoohapBavw }, (§ 36. rem. 2) to take besides; mid.
mpocdapBavopar, fut. Axyopat, aor. 2,
mpoceAaBopnv, to take to one’s self, as-
sume, take as a companion or associate, Ac.
17.5; 18. 26; to take, as food, Ac. 27.
33, 34, 36; to receive kindly or hospita-
bly, admit to one’s society and friendship,
treat with kindness, Ac.28.2; Ro.14.1, 3;

a Jno. 4. 23. 6 Ro, 11. 15.

e Phile. 19.

15. 7; Phile. 12. 17; to take or draw to one’s self

as a preliminary to an address of admoni-
tion, Mat. 16. 22; Mar. 8. 32.
mpocrnyis, ews, H, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

an assuming ; @ receiving, reception, Ro.

ri) Gece Ho
mpoodnyus |,’ ews, 7) . - TpocAap Bavo
mpoopeivat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 27. rem. 1. d) TpoopLeva
Tpoopeivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 . id.
Tpoopevet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
Tpoopevelv, pres. infin. 3 : ; id.
Tpoopevovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.

Tpoopeve |, fut. wevd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (arpés &
fev) to continue, remain, stay in a place,
1 Ti. 1.3; to remain or continue with
any one, Mat. 15. 32; Mar. 8.2; Ac.
18. 18; to adhere to, Ac. 11. 23; met. to
remain constant in, persevere in, Ac. 13.433
aie Te xp

mpocoppice |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apds &
oppicor, from Opp.os, a station for ships)
to bring a ship to its station or to land;
mid. to come to the land, Mar. 6. 53.

mpocodetrets,’ 2 pers. sing. pres. ind.

mpocodetAw |, fut. yow, (§ 35. rem. 5) (pds &
ddcihw) to owe besides or in addition,
Phile. 19.

mpocoxbiw |, fut. tow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apds &
6x bile, to be vexed, offended) to be vexed

LXX.

mpdarrewvos |,“ ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (apds &
meiva) very hungry. N.T.

or angry at, He. 3. 10.

TpooTecovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2

mpoomnsavres,° nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 TpPOoTHYVUpLL

mpoomyyvupe |, fut. Tew, (§ 36. rem. 5) (pds &
TipyVupLe) to fix to, affix to.

mpootintw |, fut. rerodpuat, aor. 2, rpoaérecor,
(§ 37. rem. 1) (apds & TinTw) to fall or
impinge upon or against a thing; to fall
down to any one, Mar. 3. 11; 7.25, etal.;
to rush violently upon, beat against, Mat.
Ten Pc

mpooroew, ©], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) pds &
TroLew ) to add or attach; mid. to attach to
one’s self; to claim or arrogate to one’s
self; to assume the appearance of, make a
show of, pretend, Lu. 24. 28.

mpoomopevopatr|, fut. evroua, (§ 14. tab. N)

d Ac, 10. 10. e Ac. 2, 23.

7 poomr

. TpocopeirAw

,
+ TPOOTLTTW

7 poomr

(apds & zopevouar) to go or come to any
one. L.G.

mpoomopevovrat,* 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. — poamopevopar
apoopyyvupe |, fut. pygw, (§ 36. rem. 5) (apds &
pyryvepe) to break or burst upon, dash
against, Lu. 6. 48, 49. N.T.
mpooracow, Of trw |, fut. Ew, ($ 26. rem. 3) (apds
& TATU) pr. to place or stalion at or
against ; to enjoin, command, direct, Mat.
Te 2453) (On 4); 20. O's Mar. 1. 44, et alk;
to assign, constitule, appoint, Ac. 17. 26.
mpoorarts |, wos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) TpolaTypAL
mpooteOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 28. rem. 10) mpootiOnt
mpoorelnrerat, 3 pers. sing fut. ind. pass. . id.

acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. tpootacow

TpooreTaypEva,
TMPOoTETAYMEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
TpPooTHVvat, aor. 2, infin. (§ 29. tab. X) TpolaTHpe

mpoortOnu |, fut. Oyo, aor. 1, pass mpooereOny,
(§ 28. tab. V, and rem. 10) (apos &
TiOnjur) to put to or near ; to lay with or
by the side of, Ac. 13. 36; to add, super-
add, adjoin, Mat. 6. 27, 33; Lu. 3. 20;
Ac. 2. 41, et al.; from the Heb., ™poo-
Tien, before an infinitive, and the part.
mpoobeis, before a finite verb, denote con-
tinuation, or repetition, Lu. 19. 11; 20.
Hit, 13 ANG. 17, Bn
: TpOooTPEX
rem. 1)

mpootpéxovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
mpootpex |, 20r. 2, mpocédpapor, (8 36.
(mpos & Tpéxw) to run to, or up, Mar.
Os); lO 5) AC 8.130:
mpoopaytov |,’ ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (xpos &
gayety) what is eaten besides; hence,
genr. victuals, food. N.T.
mpooparov,” acc. sing. fem. . : .— -mpdaparos
apcapiros |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (apds & répa-
prot, from paw, to slay) pr. recently killed ;

hence, genr. recent, new, newly or lately
made.
mporparus, adv. newly, recently, lately,

Ac. 18. 2.
mporparus |,“ adv. . . . mpoaparos
mpoapepe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. Tporpepw
mpoo pepe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . ‘ id.
mpoopéepety, pres. infin. act. . i id.
mpoopeperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. ; id.
mpoapepy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. : id.
mpoopepys, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ‘ id.

a Mar. 10. 35. 6 Jno. 21. 5.

35

ce He. 10, 20.

2 Tpoop

mpoopepopevar, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. pass. mpoapepw

mpoopépovrat, 3% pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id.
mpoopépovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
mpoopepovtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
mpoopépovor, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act.. id.
Tpoapepover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 5 id.

Tporpépe |, fut. Tpowoicw, aor. I, TpooynveyKa,
aor. 2, TpoonveyKov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (apos
& pépw) to bear or bring to, Mat. 4. 24;
25. 20; to bring to or before magistrates,
23-143
Jno. 19. 29; to offer,
to offer, pre-
sent, as gifts, oblations, etc., Mat. 2.

litt, 13., Fe §
apply to,
proffer, as money, Ac. 8. 18 ;

to bring near to,

tender,

iN
5.23; He.5.7; to offer in sacrifice, Mar.
1.44; Lu. 5. 14; to offer up any one as
a sacrifice to God, He. 9. 25, 28; 11.17,
et al.; mid. to bear one’s self towards, be-
have or conduct one’s self towards, to deal
with, treat any one, He. 12. 7.
mpooopa, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) pr.
a bringing to; in N.T. an offering, an act
He.

an offering, oblation, a

of offering up or sacrificing,
16;
thing offered, Ep. 5. 2; He. 10. 5, 8; a

10. 10;

trop. Ro. 15.

sacrifice, victim offered, Ac. 21.26; 24.17.

mpoopéepwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. mpoopépw
TmpoopEepwct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . id.
mpoo pian,” nom, pl. neut. : mpoopiAns

mpoapirrs |, €os, ods, 6, 7, ($7. tab. G. b) (pds
& didos) friendly, amicable, grateful, ac-

ceptable.
mpooopa |, as, 7 . mpoapéepw
mpoogopa, dat. sing. Tpooopa
mpoopopav, acc. sing. . . ° . id.
mpoopopas, gen. sing. 3 ‘ ; 2 id.
mpooopds, acc. pl. . id.
tporpuvew, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. .P) ee &

dovew) lo speak to, address, Mat. 11.16;

Tus 7032); 903s) 02, eb) alii; zo) aauness:
harangue, Ac. 22. 2; to call to one’s self,
Lu. 6. 13

TpoopwvovvTa, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. }
& mpoopwvodvta Tots Erépors NEyov-
ow,—B. Cap raltneel di: é
Kal mpoopwvovot Tots setoousivee oo puvew
atrav, ete. Rec. Gr. Sch. es
~ 116) ; ? |

d Ac, 18, 2. e Phi. 4. 8.

T poo p 353 7 pour
mpocgpwvorct, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. Zpow pave mpoowrov, gen. sing. . A . TpoawrTrov
mpooxvol,* acc. sing. . . mporxvets | Tpotwrw, dat. sing. 5 : : 5 id.
mpoaxuats |, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. °) poe Nes, mpocamwv, gen. pl... , ; : id.

to pour out upon, besprinkle, from apds Tpocwppicbycay,* 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass.

& xéw) an effusion, sprinkling. L.G. (§ 26. rem. 1). ‘ A mporoppiles
mpoawavere,” 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. c Cc Tmpoowavw mpoooxfica, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. tmpoooxGicw
mpoowartw |, fut. avtow, (§ 13. tab. M) (apds & mpocwxOuce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ; id.

avo, to touch) to touch upon, touch

lightly.
Tpocwra, nom. and ace. pl. . 3 ; Tpoowmov
TpoowroAnmtette, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. zpocwroAnmréw

TpotwroAntrew, @ |, fut. yow + Tpocwrodkyrrns
TpocwroAnmrys |, ov, 6, ($ 2. tab. B. c) (arpdow-

mov & ap Pav) a respecter of persons,

N-&. f

mpotwrodnTrew, @, fut: now, (§ 16.

tab. P) to accept or respect the person of

any one, to pay regard to external appear-

ance, condition, circumstances, etc., to show
N.T.

mpocwrodAnwia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,

partiality to, Ja. 2. 9.

and rem. 2) respect of persons, partiality,

Rowe reetralae Nee 8
mpotwroAnwia |, as, 7) TpocwmToAnTTNS
mpotwmoAniais, dat. pl. mpocumoAnwia

mpoowrov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (rpds & aw)
the face, countenance, visage, Mat. 6. 16,
17; 17. 2, 6; according to late usage, a
Zin COs

personal presence, 1 Thes. 2.17; from the

person, individual, 11; hence,
Heb., mpdcwroy mpos mpdcwror, face
to face, clearly, perfectly, 1 Co. 13. 12;
face, surface, external form, figure, appear-
HOA li, 0. HOS
circumstances,
Mat. 22. 16;. Mar: 12. 143 Tpoow7ov

Aap Pave, to have respect to the exter-

ance, Mat. external

or condition of any one,

nal circumstances of any one, Lu. 20. 21;
Gal. 2.6; éy TpocwTw, in presence of,
2 Co. 2.10; ado Tporw7ov, from the
presence of, from, Ac. 3. 19; also, from
before, Ac. 7.453 eis mpoowmov, & Kara
Tpocwrrov, in the presence of, before, Ac.
3-135

X\ / »”
KATO. TPOTWTOV EXELV,

2 Co. 8.24; also, openly, Gal. 2. 11;
to have before
one’s face, to have any one present, Ac.
25.16; do mpoowrov, from, Re. 12.14;

Tp) Tpoowror, before, Ac. 13. 24.

TpoTdcow, OF tw |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 3) (apd &
TAToW) to place or arrange in front; to
assign beforehand, foreordain, Ac. 17.26.

mporeivw |, fut. evo, ($27. rem. 1.c) (apd & reivw)
to extend before; to stretch out, Ac.22.25.

mpotepay, acc. sing. fem. - : - TPOTEpOS
mporepov, neut. sing. adverbially . ; : id.
mpotepos |, a, ov, (§ 8. rem. 6) : E mpd
TPOTETAY|LEVOUS,° acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. |
—Ree. C . c - ?
TpoTacow

mpooretaypevous, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ac.
17. 26) : “4 5
mpottOnpr |, fut. rpoOyow, (§ 28. tab. -¥) (mpd &
tiOnpu) to place before; to set forth, pro-
pose publicly, Ro.3.25; mid. rporiGepar,
to purpose, determine, design beforehand,
WMO aig SIR DoE Bec Cy.
mpolects, EWS, ”; ($S.stab: Ec) a
setling forth or before; ot dprou THs Tpo-
Oécews, & mpdPects THY dpTwv, the
shewbread, the twelve loaves of bread,
corresponding to the twelve tribes, which
were set out in two rows upon the golden
table in the sanctuary, Mat. 12. 4; Mar.
Ds AOS ws W570 EIS, Oy WE
tion, purpose, Ac. 11. 233 27.
Sh e2abiness
mpotpeT |, fut. Wo, (@23er xem, 15 (a) (apo &
TpeTw) to turn forwards; to impel; to
excite, urge, exhort, Ac. 18. 27.
mpotpewaprevor’ nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, masce.
TpoTpexw |, aor. 2, mpovdpapov, (§ 36. rem. 1)
(apo & TpEX) to run before, or in ad-
vance, Lu. 19. 4; Jno. 20. 4.

predetermina-
£3) 3) tO;
10, et al.

TpoTpeTw

mpsopoj.os, ov, 6, 7, (doapety) @
precursor, forerunner, one who advances to
explore and prepare the way, He. 6. 20.
mpoimdpxw |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (xpd &
imdpxw) imperf. rpoimnppyxor, to be be-

fore, or formerly, Lu. 23. 12; Ac. 8. 9.
3 pers. sing. imperf. -

POUT TPXE, TpovTrapxw

a He. 11. 28, 6 Lu. 11. 46.

SF Ac. 18. 27.
24

d Mar. 6. 53. e Ac. 17. 26,

WT povTr
apovrnpxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. apoumdpye
mpopacet, dat. sing. Tepedeone
mpopacw, acc. sing. id.

mpopacts |, ews, 7, ($5. tab. E. ae ae & daivw)
pr. that which appears in front, that which
is put forward to hide the true state of
things; a fair show or pretext, Ac.27.30;
a specious cloak, Mat. 23.13; 1 Thes. 2. 5;
an excuse, Jno. 15. 22.
mpopepet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tpopepw
mpopépw |, fut. rpooicw, ($ 36. rem. 1) (apd &

dépw) to bring before, present; to bring

forth or out, produce, Lu. 6. 45, bis.

mpopyrat, nom. pl. mpopnyrns
modpyrais, dat. pl. id.
mpopyras, acc. pl. id.
mpopyreta |, as, 1) id.
mpodyreia, dat. sing. mpogyreta
mpopyretat, nom. pl. id= |
mpopyreiay, acc. sing. id.
mpopnreias, gen. sing. and acc. pl. id.
mpopnrevey, pres. infin. Tpopytevo
mpopyrevnre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. id.
mpopytevouev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
mpopytrevovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
mpodynrevovcat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. id.
Tpopyrevoat, aor. J, infin, id.
mpopytevoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. | id.
mpopyrevaor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. id.
mpopntevaovat, 3 pers. pl’ fut. ind. id.
tpopytevy |, fut. vow apodiyrns
mpopytevwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mpopytevo
mpopyrevwat, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ia
mpopytnv, acc. sing. mpodijrns

apopytys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. aA Cae pypt)

pr. @ spokesman for another; spc. a spokes-

man or interpreter for a deity; a prophet,
Mites
divinely-commissioned and inspired person,
Mat. 14. 5; Lu. 7. 16, 39; Jno. 9. 17. et
al.; a prophet in the Christian church, a

seer, 12; in N.T. @ prophet, a

person gifted for the exposition of divine
truth, 1 Co. 12. 28, 29, et al.; a prophet,
a foreteller of the future, Mat. 1.

al. freq.; o¢ Tpopyrar, the prophetic scrip-

22, et

tures of the Old Testament, Lu. 16. 29,
et al.
mpopyrevor, fut. evow, aor. 1, mpoe-

354

7 PULV

pyrevoa, (§ 13. tab. M) to exercise the function
of 4 mpodyrns ; to prophesy, to foretel
the future, Mat. 11. 13; to divine, Mat.
26. 68; Mar. 14. 65; Lu. 22. 64; to pro-

phesy, to set forth matter of divine teach-
ing by special faculty, 1 Co. 13. 9; 14. 1,
et al.

mpodnreia, as, 9, (§2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) prophecy, a prediction of future
events, Mat. 13.14; 2 Pe. 1. 20, 21; pro-
phecy, a gifted faculty of setting forth and
enforcing revealed truth, 1 Co. 12. 10;
13. 2, et al.; prophecy, matter of divine
teaching set forth by special gift, 1 Ti. 1.18.

mpopytikds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
prophetic, uttered by prophets, Ro. 16. 26;
PEP ex Teo seer Grs

Tpopytts, ios, On (§ 4. rem. 2. c) a
prophetess, a divinely- gifted female teacher,
(2s Os es2-ac2o:

Tpopytikoy, acc. sing. masc. TpopytiKos
mpodytukds |, 7, OV mpopyrns
mpopytikov, gen. pl. TpopntiKos
mpopytiv, acc. sing. Tpopytis
mpoprtis |, L50s, 7) mpopyTys
mpopyrov, gen. sing. id.
mpopytav, gen. pl. : : id.
tpopbave |, fut. aw, & HOOpLAL, aor. 1, mpoed-

daca, ($ 37. rem. 1) (apd & dOavw)
to outstrip, anticipate; to anticipate any
one in doing or saying a thing, be before-
hand with, Mat. 17. 25.
mpoxerpiCopar |, fut. (rojas, (§ 26. rem. 1) (apd
& xelp) to take into the hand, to make

ready for use or action; to constitute, des-
tine, Ac. 22. 14; 26. 16.
mpoxeipioacGar, aor. 1, infin. mpoxeipiLopat

TpOXELPOTOVEW, o |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (apo
& xetpotovew) pr. to elect before; to fore-
appoint, Ac. 10. 41.

IIpéxopov,* ace. : IIpdxopos
IIpdxopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. ce a) Prochorus, pr.

name.
TpowpLce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mpoopilus
Tpowpwpynv, 1 pers. sing. imperf. mid. Tpoopaw

mpvpva. |, NS, ” (§ 2. rem. 3) (zpupvos, last, hind-
most) the hinder part of a vessel, stern,
Mar. 4. 38, et al.

a Ac. 6.5.

7 PUpV 359 TTEPV
ueine _———————————————————————— ee ee eee
Tmpvyvy, dat. sing. : ° . Tpvpva mparor |, adv. . : 5 - ™po
mpvuvys, gen. sing. : F é i id. mpatos |, n, ov, ($8. rem. 6) . : . id.

TMpwrocTaTyny,” acc. sing. TPWTOTTATHS

mpar |, ady. in the morning, early, Mat. 16. 3;

Ae, ip Wiis TS. GR ING; veo ee he Abe
the morning watch, which ushers in the
dawn, Mar. 13. 35.

mpwta, as, 4, (pr. fem. of zpdios,
a, ov, in the morning, early) sc. apa,
morning, the morning hour, Mat. 21. 18;
2 Hemlesm NO MLS) 2030 2

Tpwipos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) early,
dS Wo fs

mpwives, 4, OV,
Tpwtos ) belonging to the morning, morn-

(a later form of

ing, Re. 2. 28; 22. 16.

mute. |, as, 1): mpwt
mpwias, gen. sing. mpwta
mpwipov,* acc. sing. masc. TpwipLos
mpoipos |, 7, ov put
mpwivov, acc. sing. masc. mpwives
mpwivos |, 7, Ov . : ‘ ; mput
mpwpa], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) pd
mpwpas, gen. sing. mpwpa
mpara, nom. and ace. pl. neut. TpOTOS
mpwtevo |, fut. evow (§ 13. tab.M) 706
mpwrevwv,’ nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mpotevo
mporTy, nom. sing. fem. Tparos
TpoTn, dat. sing. fem. . : : é id.
mpwTnv, acc. sing. fem. : : i 3 id.
mpurns, gen. sing. fem. : ; i id.
ese nom, pl. masc. : : ; id.
Tporo.s, dat. pil. masc. and neut. a id.

mpwtokabedpia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, ae rem, 2)
(mp@tos & Kabédpa) the first or upper-
most seat, the most honourable seat, Mat.

23. 6; Mar. 12. 39;
INS D.

mpwrokabedpiay, acc. sing.

Lu. 11. 43; 20. 46.

a ae
mpwtokabedpias, acc. pl. : id.
mpwtokNicia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(zpOrtos & KXwoia) the first place of re-
clining at table, the most honourable place
at table, Mat. 23.6; Mar. 12. 39; Lu.
PAO 20m Os Ned.

mpwtokArctay, acc. sing. mpwtoKAr.wta
TpwToKALclas, acc, pl. . . . id.
TpOTov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. TpOTOS

a@ Ja. 5.7. 6 Col. 1.18, ec Ac

mpwrootarys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 0) (mparos &
ioTnpLL) pr. one stationed in the first rank
of an army; a leader; a chief, ringleader,

INGO en Bla (cy))le

,
TPWTOTOKA, Acc. pl. neut. TPWTOTOKOS
/ , .
mpwrtoroK.a |,” wy, Ta + : 3 : id.
TPWTOTOKOY, acc. sing. masc. : , : id.

mpwrtotoKos |, ov, 6, 4, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (1po-
tos & TIKTW) Jirst-born, Mat. 1. 25; Lu.
2.7; He. 11.28; in N.T. prior in genera-
Cole is;
spiritual family, Ro. 8.29; He. 1.6; /first-

tion, a first-born head of a
born, as possessed of the peculiar privilege
of spiritual generation, He. 12. 23.

mpwroTokia, wy, ta, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

the rights of primogeniture, birthright,

Hel 125165 IX.
mpwroToKwy, gen. pl. . : TPwTOTOKOS
mpwtov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. Tp@TOS
TpwrTous, acc. pl. masc. ° . 6 id.
TPOTY, dat. sing. masc. 3 : j , id.
TpwTov, gen. pl. : : 3 , id.
mrater, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. aralw
mratopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ; id.
mratoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . 5 i id.
Talon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj —AlI. Ln. Tdf. :

mraioet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 2. 10) } ce

mraionte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. ‘ ; id.
Trae |, fut. aiow, aor. 1, éxtaioa, (§ 13.

tab. M) to cause to stumble; intrans. to

stumble, stagger, fall; to make a false step;

met. to err, offend, transgress, Ro. 11. 113

Ja. 2. 10; 3. 2, bis; met. to fail of an

object, 2 Pe. 1. 10.
mrépva |, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) the heel.
TTEpvay,° acc. sing. TT epva.
TTEépuyas, ace. pl. mrépug
TTEPVYES, nom. pl. ‘ : 5 ; id.
mreptyiov |, ov, 70 - 5 : ; : id.
mrepvywv, gen. pl. id.

mrepvé |, vyos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) Cae id.) @
wing, pinion, Mat. 23. 37; Lu. 13. 34,

et al.

TTEPUYLOV, OV, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a

@ He, 12. 16. e Jno. 13. 18.

TTNVO 3

6 TTUKTE

little wing; the extremity, the extreme point of

a thing; a@ pinnacle, or apex of a building,

Mat: 4.5); Eu. 4-19:
aTnvov |, od, TO TrETOPAL

mTyvav,* gen. pl. TTHAVOV

TTOEW, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) aor. |,
pass. éxronOny, to terrify, affright; pass.
to be terrified, be in consternation, Lu.
Dito OF Pla Bye

aronots, ews, H, (§ 5. tab. E. c) con-
sternation, dismay, 1 Pe. 3. 6.

aronGévtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 17. tab. Q) TTOEW
aronOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
mronow,’ acc. sing. . T7OnoLs
mroyots |, EWS, 7] - TTOeW
IIroAcuaida,” acc. . ¢ : - IIroAepats
IroAcnais |, idos, y (§ 4. rem. 2. c) Ptolemais,

a city on the sea-coast of Galilee: the

modern Acre.
aTveas,? nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 c TTvoow
mrvov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) . CoG
mTvpopevot,” nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. TTUpH

mTUpe |, to scare, terrify ; pass. to be terrified, be
in consternation.

aTVoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 aTvw
, , .
mricpa|, atos, TO - : 5 : : id.
mrvopatos,! gen. sing. . 7 TTUG [LG
/
TTv0co | ; Ew, l, érrvéa, (§ 26.

rem. 3) to fold ;
4. 20.

to roll up a scroll, Lu.

TTVvo |, fut. dow, aor. 1, éruca, (§ 13. tab. M)
to spit, spit out, Mar. 7. 33; 8. 23; Jno.
g. 6.
atvov, ov, TO, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a fan,
winnowing-shovel, Mat. 3. 12; Lu. 3. 17.
mTvopa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
spittle, saliva, Jno. 9g. 6.

TTwXEvo |, fut. evoew, (§ 13. tab. M) : TTWXOS
TTwXy, nom. sing. fem. . : : ¢ id.
mrTwxol, nom. pl. masc. . 6 ; : id.
mTwxots, dat. pl. mase. . . : - id.
TTwXOv, acc. sing. masc. . ; : : id.

TTwXOS | ; , ov, reduced to beggary, mendicant ;
indigent, Mat. 19. 21; 26. 9, 11,
Rees emlivis
by impl. @ person of low condition, Mat.

poor,
et al.; met. spiritually poor,
Ir. 3 Lu. 4: 1835 7. 22); met. besearly;
sorry, Gal. 4.9; met. lowly, Mat. 5. 3;
Lu. 6. 20.

TTWYELA, as, %, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) begging; beggary; poverty, 2 Co.
Siz; Opes 2-40.

mrwxevu, fut. evow, to be a beggar ;
to be or become poor, be in poverty, 2 Co.

8. 9.
mTwxovs, acc. pl. masc. TTWXOS
TTWXO, dat. sing. masc. : A : 3 id.
mTrwxav, gen. pl. id.

muypy], 7s, m, (8 2. tab. B. 2 (mie) 0 the fist ;
TUYLN together with the fore-arm, or,
with care, carefully.

myn s= dat. sing. . . Typ)
mubéo Gat, aor. 2, infin. mid. (§ 36. rem. 2) muvOdvopat
7ruOdjevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.

Hwy], wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Python, the name
of the mythological serpent slain by Apollo,
thence named the Pythian; later, equiva-
lent to eyyaotpiavtts, a soothsaying
ventriloquist; ryedua avGwvos, iq. dat-
poviov pravTiKov, @ soothsaying demon,
Ac. 16. 16

awvOwva, acc. sing.—Al. Ln. Tdf. 2 :
miOwvos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 16. 16) \ iow
miGwvos," gen. sing. é P : : id.
mukva, pl. neut. adverbially TUKVOS
auKvas, acc. pl. fem. ; 5 id.

mTOpLa |, aTOS, TO TiTTO auxvos |, 4, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ee thick; fre-
TTOMATA, acc. pl. TOMA quent, 1 Ti. 5. 233 wvkva, as an adverb,
mrocw, acc. sing. . TTOTLS frequently, often, Lu.5.33; so the compar.

mraots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) Tinto TUKVOTEPOV, very frequently, Ac. 24. 26.
TTWXA, acc. pl. neut. 5 TTWXOS TUKVOTEPOV, neut. compar. adverbially : TUKVOS
mrwxeia|, as, + : ; : : id. rukrevo |,' fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (avx«rys, @
mrwxela, dat.sing. . . ; : - 7rwyxela boxer, from av) to box, fight as a
mTwxelav, acc. sing. ; : : ; id. pugilist.

a1 Co. 15. 39. 61 Pe. 3. 6. c Ac. 21. 7. d Lu. 4. 20 e Phi. 1. 28. Jf Jno. 9. 6. y Mar. 7. 3. hk Ac. 16. 16. i1 Co. 9. 26.

™vAn

357

ToOAEW

TvAn |, nS, a (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ gate, Mat. 7. 13, 14;

Lu, 7.12; Ac. 12. 10, et al.; zvAau adov,

the gates of hades, the nether world and

its powers, the powers of destruction, dis-

solution, Mat. 16. 18.

mvAov, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a

gateway, vestibule, Mat.26.71; Lu.16.20;
avgates Newig4. 135 Rey 20. 12; 13, 5;
2i25, etal. = LG.

7vdy, dat. sing. , ; , A TvAN
avdny, acc. sing. : : : : id.
mvUAns, gen. sing. . : : : : id.
muhov |, Q@vos, 0 Nee n : 5 id.
mvuA\Gva, acc. sing. me: TUAOY
auAOvas, ace. pl. ; 3 4 : id.
amvAGves, nom. pl. . 4 5 5 5 id.
mvuAOvos, gen. sing. F : : j id.
muAwvev, gen. pl. . ; 4 : : id.
TVAQCL, dat. pl. . . ° . . id.
avvOaverGar, pres. infin. . . movoavopat

mouvOdvopwat]|, fut. revoopot, aor. 2, érvOduny,
(§ 36. rem. 2) to ask, inquire, Mat. 2. 4;
Lu. 15. 26, et al.; to investigate, examine
judicially, Ac. 23. 20; to ascertain by in-
quiry, understand, Ac. 23. 34.

tip], Tupos, 70, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) fire, Mat. 3. 10;
7. 19; 13. 40, et al. freq.; Tupos, used
by Hebraism with the force of an adjec-
tive, fiery, fierce, He. 10. 27; fire used
figuratively to express various circum-
stances of severe trial, Lu. 12. 49; 1 Co.
3. 13; Jude 23.

mupd, Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a fire,
heap of combustibles, Ac. 28. 2, 3.

TUpETos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) scorch-
ing and noxious heat; a fever, Mat.8.15;
Mar. 1. 31, et al.

mupecow, OF trw, fut. €w, (§ 26.
rem. 3) to be feverish, be sick of a fever,
Mat. 8. 14; Mar. 1. 30.

mipivos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) pr. of
Jire, fiery, burning ; shining, glittering, Re.
Oy Tye

mupow, O, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) to
set on fire, burn; pass. to be kindled, be
on fire, burn, flame, Ep. 6.16; 2 Pe. 3.12;
Re. 1. 15; met. to fire with distressful

feelings, 2 Co. 11. 29; of lust, to be inflamed,
burn, 1 Co.7.9; to be tried with fire, as
metals, Re. 3. 18.
mupwots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E.c) a
burning, conflagration, Re. 18.9, 18; met.
a fiery test of trying circumstances, 1 Pe.
Aeel2).
Tuppos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) of the
colour of fire, fiery-red, Re. 6. 4; 12. 3.

Tuppatw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to

be fiery-red, Mat. 16. 2, 3. N.T.
7upa. |, as, 1) : : j ‘ ‘ Top
mupay, acc. sing. ; Tupa
Tupyov, acc. sing. 6 Tupyos

Tupyos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ tower, Mat.
21. 33; Mar. 12. 1; Lu. 13. 4; genr. @
castle, palace, Lu. 14. 28.

mupécoovca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. Tuperow
Tupesooveay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. . id.
mupécow, OF Trw |, fut. Ew 7p
Tupetots, dat. pl. TUPETOS
mupeTos |, ov, 6 - mop
TupETa, dat. sing. ; G TUPETOS
mupti, dat. sing. zp
mupwvos |, 1, ov + , : : . id.
mupivous,* acc. pl. masc. . ° ° . Tvplwos
Tupos, gen. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2.f) . 7p
mupodpat, | pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) ° . ° . . Tupow
Tupovpevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
aupovobar, pres. infin. pass. . c 2 id.
mupow, & |, fut. dow : up
muppacer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Tuppator
Tuppdlw |, fut. dow - . . Top
Tuppos, a, OV A 5 : - ; id.

Ilvppos }, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Pyrrhus, pr. name.
sas MD Gr: SchaTdf, oc ae
Tluppov, gen c Tigios

Rec. om. (Ac. 20. 4) P

, . ,
TUPHEL, dat. sing. . A < + TUPWOLS
TUPHOT ENS, gen. sing. . A Fi : id.

fe A
muipwoats |, €WS, 7) . . . . + Tup

oe ‘ Ahn eh ;
To |, an enclitic particle, yet; seein py, pndérro,
, ,
ovrw, OVOETW, TWTOTE,
a ~ : nr
mwAel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . 6 Twodew

awA€irat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 17.tab.Q) id.

Tw@r€w, G], fut. Yow, (§ 16. tab. P) to sel,
Mat. 10. 29; 13. 44, et al.

« Te. 9.17.

TOANT 358 Papa
TwAnoat, aor. |, infin. act. mTwAéew was deemed less honourable) Rabbi, my master,
TwAnoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. teacher, doctor, Mat. 23. 7,8; 26. 25, 49,
mwAjoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id. et al.

TwrAnTaTw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. “‘PaBBovi, or “PaBBovvi, (later Heb. J37, Aram.

TwWARCTEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.—Const. \ id. with suffix, 93139) Rabboni, my master,
modnoaTo, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 22. 36) the highest title of honour in the Jewish

ToANTOoV, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. id. schools, Mar. 10. 51; Jno. 20. 16.

mOAov, acc. sing. aO@A0S ‘PaBBovvi, same signif. as “PaGPovi.

Todos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a youngling; a foal FARO poms age ; ‘ paBcica

or colt, Mat. 21. 2, §, 7; Mar. 11. 2, et al. papdilo }, Eas ae : : R ; pados

‘ j : pafdov, acc. sings |). : ‘ ‘ id.

TwAOvpevor, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. Tur<w

mwAovvTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. paQ8os | ae (§ 3. tab. C. b) @ rod, wand,

Sab aieice vol iacc- part sures et: : we tle. 9. 4; Re. 11. 1; @ rod of correction,

mwAdovvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id. UiCouWaaa; a staf (Mateos varie

mwAovot, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. act. 5 id.

moore |, adv. (rw & OTE) ever yet, ever, at any
time, Lu. 19. 30; Jno. 1. 18, et al.
TwWpow, a], fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ma&pos, 4
stony concretion) to petrify; to harden;
in N.T. to harden the feelings, Jno.12.40;
pass. to become callous, wnimpressible, Mar.
HOR top fh ANG, Lilo 7/8 ACOs Bs 30"'.
mwpwots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E.c) a
hardening; met. hardness of heart, callous-

ness, insensibility, Mar. 3.5, Ro. 11. 25;

11. 203, a sceptre, We: 1. 8; Res 2.27.
papdile, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1)

aor. 1, eppaBd.ca, aor. 1, pass. €ppaB-

dio Oyy, to beat with rods, Ac. 16. 22;

BY (OCS 3s Hc
péPSov, gen. sing. pa B8os
pafsdovs, ace. pl. : ‘ 5 : : id.
puBdorxor, nom. pl. . : paBdodxos
fafdodxos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (faPdos &

eX) the bearer of a wand of office; a

lictor, serjeant, a public servant who bore

; Ep. 4: 18. 4 a bundle of rods before the magistrates
Tupocel, dat. ae cA AS as insignia of their office, and carried into
TUPWCLy, acc. sing. . id. execution the sentences they pronounced,
Topoors |, EWS, 1) - . . . Twpow Ac. 16. 35, 38.

Ts |, an oe any way, by any means; pafdovxous, ace. pl. ; d , paBdodxos
See El7WS, MYTWS. paBdw, dat. sing. : : 3 j paBdos

TOs |, adv. how? in what manner? by what means?
Mat. 7. 4; 22.12; Jno. 6. 52; used in
interrogations which imply a_ negative,
Matet2- 20,120) 345022. ins 295 sac:
8. 31; put concisely for how is it that?
how does it come to pass that? Mat. 16. 11;
22. 43; Mar. 4. 40; Jno. 7. 15; with an
indirect interrogation, how, in what man-
ner, Mat. 6.28; 10.19; Mar. 11.18; put
for zi, what? Lu. 10. 26; put for ds, as
a particle of exclamation, how, how much,

how greatly, Mar. 10. 23, 24. .

Pp.

“Pad, 7, Rahab, pr. name, indecl.
“PaBfi, 6, indecl. (later Heb. 12, from 3, which

@ Lu, 3. 33. 6 Ac. 18. 14,

‘Payad,* 6, Ragau, pr. name, indecl.

padiovpynpe |,’ atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (fa-
duovpyew, to do easily, to act recklessly;
fad.os, easy, and €pyov, ) pr. anything
done lightly, levity; reckless conduct, crime.
L.G.

padiovpyéa. |, as, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(from same) facility of doing anything ;
levity in doing; recklessness, profiigacy,
wickedness, Ac. 13. 10.

padiorpylas,’ gen. sing. padvovpyla

paxa |,“ Raca, an Aramean term of bitter contempt,
worthless fellow.

paxos |, eos, 76, (§ 5. tab. E. b) pryyvupe

pakous, gen. sing. . : : j » pakos

‘Papa |, 7, indecl. Rama, a city of Judea.

e Ac. 13. 10. d Mat. 5, 22.

pave

pavrilovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. pavrile
partie |, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) aor. 1, eppav-
tiga, perf. pass. éppavricpat, (patve,
idem) to sprinkle, besprinkle, He. 9. 13,
19, 21; met. and by impl. to cleanse by
sprinkling, purify, free from pollution, He.
L.G.
pavriopos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr.
a sprinkling ; met. a cleansing, purifica-

10. 22.

tion, lustration, He. 12. 24; 1 Pe. 1. 2.
LXX.
, :
pavTiop.ov, acc. Sing. . . . ° pavTio pos
ec , a“ < e /
pavriopos |, 0d, 6 pavrigey
pavTitjod, gen. sing. PavTLop.0s

pari¢e |, fut. ic, aor. 3 €ppamira, (§ 26. rem. 1)
(paris, a rod) to beat with rods; to strike
with the palm of the hand, cuff, slap, Mat.
Be SXO)8 AX, (ifs

para, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a blow with the palm of the hand, cuff,
slap, Mar. 14. 65; Jno. 18. 22; 19. 3.
L.G.

partes, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. parrilen
parirpa|, atos, TO : ; : ‘ id.
pariopact, dat. pl. pamrec pa
pariopara, acc. pl. . . . . id.
padidos, gen. sing. . ; padis

pais], ios, (¢) 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) (jdare, fo sew,
sew together) a needle, Mat. 19. 24; Mar.
10. 25; Lu. 18. 25.

“Paya fs |,“ 9, Rachab, pr. name, indecl.

‘Paxyr |,’ %, Rachel, pr. name, indecl.

“‘PeBexxa |,° as, 7, Rebecca, pr. name.

peda, or pedn |, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (Lat. rheda)
a carriage with four wheels for travelling,
a chariot.

pedav,? gen. pl. . : : péda

“Peuay,” or ‘Peddy], 6, indecl. the name of an
idol, Ach7s 43.
Amos 5. 26, has {3°}; the Sept. ‘Paidar,
the Egyptian name for the planet Saturn.

pevoovor, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind.

‘Peddv, 6—C. Ln. Taf.

“‘Peuday, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 7. 43).

The original passage,

RW
pew

4 eb ey
pew |, fut. pevow, pevoopar, (§ 35. rem. 3)
aoryle eppevora, to flow.

.

pos, ews, 7, ($5. tab. E. c) a flow-

@ Mat.1. 5. 6 Mat. 2. 18. ¢ Ro. 9. 10, @ Re. 18. 13.

359

pnpar

img; @ morbid flux, Mar. 5. 25; Lu. 8. 43, 44.
pew |, an obsolete form, whence perf. elpyka,
perf. pass. eipnyat, aor. 1, pass. eppy-
Onv, & eppeOnv, part. prnfeis, (§ 36.
rem. 1) to say, speak, Mat. 1.22; 2 Co.
12.9; Re. 7. 14, et al.; to speak of, Mat.
3. 33 to direct, command, prescribe, Mat.
5. 21, et al.; to address one as anything,
to call, name, Jno. 15. 15, et al.
pnpa, atos, 0, (§ 4. tab. D. c) that
which is spoken; declaration, saying, speech,
word, Mat. 12. 36; 26. 75; Mar. 9. 32;
14. 72; @ command, mandate, direction,
1s BR S.A Ch yuma Mb 465 Bhejp
2. 29; a prediction, prophecy, 2 Pe. 3. 2;
a doctrine of God or Christ, Jno. 3. 34;
5. 47; 6. 63, 68; Ac. 5. 20; an accusa-
tion, charge, crimination, Mat. 5. 11;
27. 14; from the Heb., a thing, Mat.
4. 4; Lu. 4. 4; @ matter, affair, transac-
lion, business, Mat. 18. 16; Lu. 1. 65;
2 Cor tin 1, etal.
piytop, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) un
orator, advocate, Ac. 24. I.
pytas, adv. (pytds, péw) in express
words, expressly, 1 Ti. 4.1. L.G.
‘Pryor |,£ ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Rhegium, a city
at the south-western extremity of Italy.
pprypo.]," aros, 76 pryyvepe
PNYVU[LL, or pyooo |, fut. €», aor. 1, ép-
pga, (§ 36. rem. 5) to rend, shatler ; to
break or burst in pieces, Mat.9.17; Mar.
2. 22; Lu. 5. 37, et al.; to rend, lacerate,
Mat. 7..6; to cast or dash upon the
ground, convulse, Mar. 9. 18; Lu. 9. 42;
absol. to break forth into exclamation,
Gal. 4. 27.
PUY Gs QTos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
rent; a crash, ruin, Lu. 6. 49.
pyyvevrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. piyyvype
pnOeis, part. of eppnOnv, aor. 1, pass. used in con-
nection with Néyw, pyc, and cizeiy.

See pew.

pnbev, nom. and ace. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. pew
51 j id
pyya], aros, TO - : ; ‘ : t
Ove d t ] ean
pypact, Gat. pi. (UY!
pypara, nom. and ace. pl. ; : ° id.

e Ac. 7. 43. J Jno. 7. 38. g Ac. 28. 13. h Lu. 6. 49.

pnpar

pyar, dat. sing. . pnpo
pyparos, gen. sing. . id.
pyparov, gen. pl. . : ; : : id.
pyget, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. piyyvypee
pygov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. ; 6 id.
pygwor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. < id.
‘Prod j," 6, Rhesa, pr. name, indecl.
pyooes, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : pyooo
pyoow|, See piryvupn.
pytopos,’ gen. sing. pirop
pytup |, opos, 6 : pew
pas },° ady. . id.
pica], NS; OF (§ 2. rem. 3) @ root of a tree, Mat.
2 3. 10; 13. 6; met. éyew pifav, or exeww
pilav év éautd, to be rooted in faith, Mat.
13.21; Mar. 4.17; Lu.8.13; met. cause,
source, origin, 1 Ti.6.10; He. 12.15; by
synecd. the trunk, stock of a tree, met. Ro.
11. 16, 17, 18; met. offspring, progeny,
@. descendant, “Ro. 15. 125 Re. 5.95
22ers
pilow, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to roct, cause to take root; pass. part.
perf. eppilarevos, firmly rooted, strength-
ened with roots; met. firm, constant, firmly
jimed, Ep. 3. 18; Col. 2. 7.
pilav, acc. sing. ‘ pia
pitns, gen. sing. . c : ; : id.
prow, |, fut. dow : : j ; id.
pigav, gen. pl. 4 , : ‘ ‘ id.
pry |, 7s, : . : : . pirtw
pur," dat. sing. . : : 2 pir
pumiCopévy,® dat. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. furi€w
purit |, fut. iow « : ; piztw
purtéw, @ |, frequentative . c : id.
purrovvtov,S gen. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; pirréw

pinta | ; fut. Wo, aor. 1, eppupa, (§ 23. rem. 1. a,
and rem. 2) perf. pass. EPpyrpra, (§ 23.
rem. 7) to hurl, throw, cast; to throw or
cast down, Mat. 27. 5; Lu. 4: 353; 17. 23
to throw or cast out, Ac. 27. 19, 29; to
lay down, set down, Mat. 15. 30; pass. to

be dispersed, scattered, Mat. 9. 36.

eee eee

pvope

pin, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. a rapid sweep,
Jerk ; a wink, twinkiing of the eye, 1 Co.
Miss ee

puril, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (furs,
a fan or bellows, from pirrw) to fan, blow,

ventilate; to toss, agitate, eg. the ocean

by the wind, Ja. 1. 6.

pipar, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1, act. pirre
piavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
piwas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
“PoBoap |, 6, Roboam, pr. name, indecl.

“Pody |, qs, 4, Rhoda, pr. name.

“Podov,” acc. . : : : . - “Pddos

‘Poddos |, ov, 9, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Rhodes, an island in
the Mediterranean, south of Caria.

powtnddv |,' adv. (potos, a whizzing, a rushing noise)
with a noise, with & crash, etc. L.G

ponpaia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
pr. a Thracian broad-sword ; a sword, Re.

1. 16; 2.12; by meton. war, Re. 6. 8;

met. a thrill of anguish, Lu. 2. 35.
poppata, dat. sing. poppata
popdatay, acc. sing. 4 , 5 id.
“PouBny |," 6, Reuben, pr. name, indecl.
“Pov6 |,’ ” Ruth, pr. name, indecl.
“Poddov, acc. ; . ; ; ‘ “‘Potdos
“‘Podos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Rufus, pr. name.
“Povdov, gen. : : ° : - “Poddos
precOat, pres. infin. 3 pvopac
pverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ : id,
pvpats, dat. pl. : 6 . . prpn
prvpas, acc. pl. . A . ° . id.
pvun]}, ns, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (btw, to draw) pr. a

rush or sweep of a body in motion; a
street, Ac. Q. II; 12. 10; a@ narrow street,
lane, alley, as distinguished from z\areta,
Mat. 6. 2; Lu. 14. 21.
pupnv, acc. sing. : , prpen
pvopar}, fut. piaopar, aor. 1, eppuodpny, (§ 14.
tab. N) to drag out of danger, to rescue,
save, Mat. 6. 13; 27. 43; later also pass.
aor. |, epprvaOnv, to be rescued, delivered,
De 7 Ais ROS ois arise ye elhessis m2);
2 Dias Wy.

purreéw, @, to toss repeatedly, toss up pvdpevor, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. ; pvomat
with violent gesture, Ac. 22. 23. pvdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
a Lu. 3. 27. 6 Ac, 24.1. Cee Ls ts eT | @ 1 Co. 15. 52. e Ja. 16: SF Ac. 22. 23. g Ac. 32. 13.
hk Ac. 21.1. i 2 Pe. 3.10. k Re. 7. 5. ? Mat. 1. 5.

pu7rap
pumapa, dat. sing. fem. . pumapds
putupevOytw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1,
pass.—Gr. Sch. Tdf.

puTwodrw, Rec. (Re. 22. 11)

imper.

purapevomar |, fut. evoopat, V-r. pros
purapia |, as, 7 : : : ; : id.
pumapiay,” acc. sing. puTapia
e /, / / Chas
puapos |, a, ov : - - : - pvzros

puTos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) filth, squalor,
eB e sain

puTrow, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) to

be filthy; met. to be morally polluted, Re.
22a Tile Dis:

pumapos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) filthy,

squalid, sordid, dirty, Ja. 2. 2; met. de-
filed, polluted, v.r. Re. 22. 11.
puapia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) filth;

cleanness, pollution, Ja. 1. 21.

met. moral jfilihiness, un-

puTapevop.at, (puTapds) to be filthy,

361

. (eis

oayny

“Pwpatkos, 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) Roman,
Latin, Lu. 23. 38.
“‘Pwpatos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
Roman, Roman citizen, Jno. 11. 48; Ac.
2. 103 16. 27; et al.
“Pwpatori, adv. in the Roman lan-
guage, in Latin, Jno. 19. 20.

Popa, dat. 5 ‘Pop
Popyy, acc. . . . 5 . . id.
Pops, gen. : 5 . P - id.

POvvuptt, or vio |, fut. foow, (§ 36. rem. 5)
to strengthen, render firm ;
eppwpat,
imperative éApwco, eppwobe, at the end
of letters, like the Lat. vale, farewell, Ac.
58201) 23090:

pass. perf.

to be well, enjoy firm health ;

De

od, nom. and acc. pl. neut. F - os
caPaxGavi, (Aram. APAY, from par’, to leave,
forsake) sabacthani, thou hast forsaken me;
interrogatively, hast thow forsaken me ?
(with apa, why, preceding), Mat.27.46;
Mar. 15. 34.

(Heb. MINZY, pl. of N2¥) hosts, armies,
Ro. 9. 29; Ja. Gs fle

dat. pl. (§ 6. rem. 8)

aCe plenmre c S . °

caBasd,

caf Bact,

oa fBara,

caBBaricpos |f 0d, 6 - id.

oaBBarov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. taba: se) (Heb. nav) pr.
cessation from labour, rest ;

oa fBatov
id

the Jewish sab-
bath, - both in the sing. and pl., Mat. 12.
2, 5, 8; 28. 1; Lu. 4. 16; @ week, sing.
Mat. 28. 1; Mar. 16. 9, et al.;
pl. sabbaths, or times of sacred rest, Col.
2. 10:
oaBBaticpos, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
(cafBarive, i.q. Heb. nav, whence it
is formed, to cease or rest from labour,
and thus keep sabbath) pr. a keeping of a
sabbath ;
He. 4. 9.
cafsBarov, gen. sing. ca BBarov
cap Paro, dat. sing. id
caSBatwv, gen. pl. : : id.

cayiv7n |, ns, 4, (S 2. tab. B. a) CoG from catrw,
to load) a large net, drag. L.G.

and pl.,

a state of rest, a sabbath-state,

squalid ; met. to be polluted, v.r. Re.

Z2eeTe Nels.
puTov,” gen. sing. pros
purow, @ |, fut. dow ; ; ; : id.
“purav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. purow
puTwocdro, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . 4 id.
pooa, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pvoprat
prodobo, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . : id.
prvoet, dat. sing. pvous
pvoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pvopat
pvobévras, acc. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
puvoGS, | pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
proGopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. : id.
pros |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) pew
purida,® acc. sing. : ; - puris
puris |, ios, (t) 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. 5 (pvw, to draw) a

wrinkle ; met. a disfiguring wrinkle, flaw,

blemish, Ep. 5. 27.
“Pwpaixots,? dat. pl. neut. “Pwpaixds
“Pwpaixds |, 7, ov “‘Papn
‘Payatou, nom. pl. “Popiatos
“Pwpatov, acc. sing. : P P : id.
“Pwpatos |, ov, 6 - “Pon
*Pwpaious, acc. pl. “Pwpatos
‘Pwpaiori |,° adv. “Pon
“Popaiov, gen. pl. 5 3 “Pwpatos
“‘Popn |, ys, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Rome.

a Ja. 1. 21. 61 Pe. 3. 21. ¢ Ep. 5. 27.

d Lu. 23. 38. e Jno. 19. 20. J He. 4. 9.

aayny 362 Lapap
oaynvn,” dat. sing. oaynvy tossing, rolling, spc. of the sea, Lu. 21. 25.
Saddoveator, nom. pl. : - . addovkatos codredvu, fut. evouw, aor. 1, éoddevoa,
addovxaios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a Sadducee, (§ 13. tab. M) to make to rock, to shake,

one belonging to the sect of the Sad:ucees, Mati 10, 75724-.29;) hub: 485 Nerd aie

which, according to the Talmudists, was et al.; met. to stir up, excite the people,

founded by one PITY, Sadoc, about three Ac. 17. 13; to agitate, disturb mentally,

centuries before the Christian era: they Ac. 2. 25; 2 Thes. 2. 2; pass. impl. to

were directly opposed in sentiments to totter, be ready to fall, be near to ruin,

the Pharisees, Mat. 3.7; 16.1, 6,15, 12; met. He. 12. 27.

PH, er, Guile GATE aoaAov,e gen. sing. . ‘ 5 3 odAos
SadSov«aiovs, ace. pl. . . Zaddovxatos | odAriyya, ace. sing. . : odAmyé
Saddovkatwv, gen. pl. 5 , 5 A id. oaAruyyas, acc. pl. . 5 : a 3 id.
Sadax}, 6, Sadoc, pr. name, indecl. cadmeyyes, nom. pl... d ; : id.
oatvecOau,’ pres. infin. pass. oauww oadryyt, dat. sing. 5 ; if ; id.

od\myyos, gen. sing. . , . é id.

caive |, fut. gavd, aor. 1, eonva & évava,
(§ 27. rem. l. c. e) pr. to wag the tail;
to fawn, flatter, cajole; pass. to be cajoled;
to be wrought upon, to be perturbed, 1 Thes.
3: 3-

oakkos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Heb. oy) sackcloth,
a species of very coarse black cloth made

of hair, Re. 6. 12; a mourning garment

of sackcloth, Mat. 11. 21; Lu. to. 13;

Rey 1. 3s
oakkovs, ace. pl. . . : 3 » OGKKOS
TKK), dat. sing. . ‘ . . id.

Sada |,° 6, Sala, pr. name, indecl.

Sarabyr |, 6, Salathiel, pr. name, indecl.
Sarapivi,? dat. , : Sadapis
Sadapis }, 7 vos, OF (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Salamis, a city

in the island of Cyprus.

Sadeip |,” indecl. Salim, pr. name of a place.
cadevOqvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 14. tab. N) catevtw
cahevOnoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . id.
aaXdev8, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. P id.
cadevopeva, nom. pl. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
caXevdpevov, ace. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
cahevopevoy, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. id.
calevorres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. > id.
oaXevoat, aor. 1, infin. act. . ; 2 id.
carevw |, fut. vow - : . odXos

Sahyp |, OF Salem, pr. name, indecl.
Sadpov |, 6,
Sadpovy |, 7S; ), (§ 2. tab. B. a) Salmone, a pro-

Salmon, pr. name, indecl.

montory, the eastern extremity of Crete.

Sarpovny, ace. . 5 :

aanos |, ov, 6, (§ 3.

LaApovn

tab. C. a) agitation,

a Mat, 13. 47. 51 Thes, 3. 3. e Lu. 3. 35. d Ac. 18. 5.

oaAdmyE |, vyyos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2.b) a trumpet,
Mat. 24. 31; 1 Thes. 4. 16, et al.

caArilw, fut. iyéo, and later, ico,

(§$ 26. rem. 2) aor. 1, eodArey£a &

écdArica, to sound a trumpet, Re. 8.
6, 710; 10} 125 ney et ale
cadmioTHs, ov, 0, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a

trumpeter, Re. 18. 22. LG.
caAdmtlew, pres. infin. oadrilo
cadzrilw |, fut. dE and iow odday§
gaAmioe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. cadrilo
caArions, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : id.
calricwot, 3} pers. pl. aor. LS ubj. ° . id.
cadmuoTys |, od, 6 oaAdmry§
calmorav,” gen. pl. - calmiatys

Tadd |, ns, 4, Salome, pr. name.
Sapdpea], as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Samaria, the city and region so called.
Sapapeirys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)
a Samaritan, an inhabitant of the city or
region of & Sapapea, Samaria, applied by
the Jews as a term of reproach and con-
tempt, Mat. 10.5; Jno. 4.9; 8.48, etal.
Sapapetris, dos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
a Samaritan woman, Jno. 4. 9, bis.

Sapapeia, dat. Sapapera
Sapapecar, acc. : : ; ‘ . id.
Sapapetas, gen. . : c : : id.
Sapapetrar, nom. pl. - Sapapeirns
Supupetiise dace ange ene mame id.
Sapapeirys |, ov, 6 - . ; . - Sapadpeca
Sapapeitidos, gen. sing. 3 é Dapapetres
e Jno. 3. 23. f Ac. 27.7 y Lu. 21. 25 A Re, 18. 22.

caps

Lapap 363
Sapapetres |, wos, 2) . : . - Zapdpea | capdzos,' ov, 6, Rec. Gr. Sch.

Sapapeirys
2. tab. B. a) Samothrace, an

Yapaperdyv, gen. pl.
Sapobpexn |, ns, 7, (8

island in the northern part of the Aigean

sea.
LapoOpaxyy,* aCCon. c ¢ 9 : een
Sapov,’ acc. . ° SajLos

Sapos |, ov, 9, (§ 3. tab. C. b) Samos, a celebrated
island in the A&gean sea.
Sapovyr |, 6, Samuel, pr. name, indecl.
Lapapov |, 6,° Samson, pr. name, indecl.
cavoddua, ace. pl. e é : oavoaXtov
cavddduov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (pr. dimin. of
oavoadov) a sandal, a sole of wood or
hide, covering the bottom of the foot, and
bound on with leathern thongs, Mar. 6.9;
Ac. 12. 8.

oavis | ; toos, (i) 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) a board, plank.

caviot,? dat. pl. . : : cavis
Saovr], 6, Saul, pr. name, indecl.

I. Saul, king of Israel, Ac. 13. 21.

II. The Apostle Paul, Ac. 9. 4, et al.
oampd, acc. pl. neut. ; campos
campov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut. id.
campos |, GAOUy (ond sreMme hie . onrw
Lardeipy |, NS; ” Sapphira, pr. name.
Mampelpy,, dat. =. =. 6 wk Sahetpy
campepos |,/ ov, OF (§ 3. tab.C.b) (Heb. 98D) a

sapphire, a precious stone of a blue colour
in various shades, next in hardness and

value to the diamond.

capyavy |, ns, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. a) twisted or
plaited work; a network of cords like a

basket, basket of ropes, etc., 2 Co. 11. 33.

(a).
capydavy, dat. sing. . . capyavn
Sadpoets |, ewy, at, (§ 5. tab. E. 3 Sardis, the chief

city of Lydia.
Sapoets, acc. . . . . . Yapdes
Yapoecr, dat. ; : : : ; id.
capdivos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a sardine, a pre-

cious stone of a blood-red colour. _ 1. 26; 2 Co. 1. 17; flesh as the seat of
oapotvy," dat. sing.—Ree. . 3 , passion and frailty, Ro. 8. 1, 3, 5, et
capote, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Re. 4. 3) 5 \ odpdwvos al.; carnality, Gal. 5. 24; materiality,
oapovov, ov, 70, but, in the common text of Re. material circumstance, as opposed to
220; oapo.os, a carnelian. the spiritual, Phi. 3. 3, 4; Col. 2
a Ac, 16.11. 6 Ac. 20. 15. e He. 11. 32. @ Ac, 27. 44. e Ac. 5.1 Jf Re, 21. 19. g 2 Co. 11.
hk Re. 4.3. i Re. 21. 20. k Re. 21. 20. l 2,Co. 3.3.

oupouor, A. Ln. Tdf. (Re. 21. 20).
uxos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) (adpdiov &
dvv§) sardonyx, a gem exhibiting the

capoovué,"

colour of the carnelian and the white of
the calcedony, intermingled in alternate
layers.

Sdperra. |, 7a, Sarepta, a city of Pheenicia, between
Tyre and Sidon.

oapka, acc. sing. oops
odpxas, acc. pl. . : : id.
capki, dat. sing. ; : 5 ; id.
capkikd, nom. and ace. pl. neut. é ; COpKiKds
CapKiky, dat. sing. fem. id.
capkikys, gen. sing. fem. c id.
capkikolt, nom. pl. mase. . id.
capkikots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. id.
capKiKos |, 4, ov + odp&
capkikov, gen. pl. CapKLKos
capkos, gen. sing. ‘ odpé
capkivass,’ dat. pl. fem. : : odpKwos
capkivys, gen. sing. fem.—A. B. C. D. cr)
Eneldie c : 0 id.
capkikns, Rec. Sch. (He. 7. 16) J
Gapkivots, dat. pl. mase.—A. B. C. D. Gr.
Ibi ANG 5 0 A id.
capkikots, Rec. Sch. (1 Co. 3. 1) i
capKwos, y, ov.—A. B. C. D. Gr. Sch. Taf.
Ree: (Ro: 7, 14) =i i
TAPKLKOS,
capkov, gen. pl. . ;
Lu.

aapé |, capkdés, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) flesh,
24.39; Jno. 3.6, et al.; the human body,
2 Co. 7.5; flesh, human nature, human
frame Ino: 1.903) 145) le Per 4. elo:
kindred, Ro.11.14; consangui-
Jlesh,
Mat. 24. 22;

4.2, et al.;
nity, lineage, Ro. 1. 3; 9. 3, et al.;
humanity, human beings,

Lu. 3. 6; Jno. 17. 2, et al.; the circum-
stances of the body, material condition,
1 Co. 5.5; 7.28; Phile. 16, et al.; flesh,

mere humanity, human fashion, 1 Co.

33,

9
vu

oapol

a material system or mode, Gal. 3. 3; He. g. 10.
capkikos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
fleshly; pertaining to the body, corporeal,
physical, Ro. 15.27; 1 Co.9. 11; carnal,
pertaining to the flesh, 1 Pe. 2.113; carnal,
subject to the propensity of the flesh, Ro.
7. 14; carnal, low in spiritual knowledge
and frame, 1 Co. 3. 1, 33 carnal, human
as opposed to divine, 2 Co. 1. 12; 10. 4;
carnal, earthly, He. 7. 16. L.G.
oapKivos, N, OV, (S97e) tab: Ba) aos
flesh, fleshy, 2 Co. 3. 3.
capot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. -
Sapovy |," 6, Saruch, pr. name, indecl.—Rec.
Zepov'x, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Lu. 3. 35.)
capow, |, fut. wow, (§ 20. tab. T) perf. pass.
cecdpwpat, (i. g- caipw) fo sweep, to
cleanse with a broom, Mat. 12. 44; Lu.

/,
oapow

Milo BAR LRA tele
Sdppa |, as, yD Sara, Sarah, pr. name.
Zappa, dat.
Zappas, gen. : : 3 : c
Sapov ], @vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Saron, a level
tract of Palestine, between Czesarea and

Zappa
id.

Joppa.
Sapdva,’ acc. . : Sapov
cara, ace. pl. oarov
Saray |,° 6, Satan, indecl.
Surava, gen. and voc. . 3 ; : Satavas
arava, dat. . : : F : id.
Saravav, acc. . . . . . id.
Saravas, G, 6, (§ 2. rem.4) and once, 2 Co. 12. 7,

Saray, 6, indecl. (Heb. }QW) an adver-
sary, Mat.
16. 23; Mar. 8. 33; Lu. 4.8; elsewhere,

Satan, the devil, Mat. 4. 10; Mar. 1. 13,

opponent, enemy, perhaps,

et al.

aarov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Heb. MSD, Chald.
NFND) a satum or seah, a Hebrew mea-
sure for things dry, containing, as Josephus
testifies, (Ant. 1]. ix. c. 4. § 5) an Italian
modius and a half, or 24 sextarii, and
therefore equivalent to somewhat less than
three gallons English, Mat. 13. 33; Lu.

TiQeez emeN Als

Sadrdov, acc.
Laddos |, ov, 6, Saul, the Hebrew name of the Apos-
tle Paul, SaovA with a Greek termination.

ZatAos

« Lu. 3. 35.

b Ac. 9. 35.

64 veBou
SavAcv, gen. . : . SadA0os
Xavrw, dat. . d 4 3 : é id.

oBevvyn |, fut. cBéow, aor. 1, ex Beca, (§ 36.
rem. 5) to extinguish, quench, Mat. 12. 20;
25.8; Mar. 9. 44, 46, 48, et al.; met.
to quench, damp, hinder, thwart, 1 Thes.

5. AO:
ofévvevra, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. oBevvype
ofPévvuTat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
oBévvute, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
oféoa, aor. ], infin. act. id.
oBéoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
aé, (and ge, enclitic) ace. sing. ov
geavrTov, acc. sing. masc. : cate

ceavtov, 7s, ov, (§ 11. tab. K. d) reflexive pro-
noun, of thyself, and dat. TEavTo, n> 9,
to thyself, etc., Mat. 4. 6; 8. 4; 19. 19,

et al.

ceavT®@, dat. sing. masc. oweavTov
ocBalopar|, fut. doopat oéBopat
céBacpa |, aros, 76 - id.
ocBaopara, acc. pl. o¢Bacpa
ceBacris, gen. sing. fem. , ’ - o¢Bacros
ocBacrov, acc. sing. masc. id.
aeBaords |, 74, ov . oéBopan
o¢eBacrod, gen. sing. masc. . j oeBaords
oéBeo Gat, pres. infin. . . . o¢Bopau
o¢Perat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. F id.

o€Bopat|, to stand in awe; to venerate, rever-
ence, worship, adore, Mat. 15.9; Ac.
19. 27, et al.; part. oeBopevos, N, OV,
worshipping, devout, pious, a term applied
to proselytes to Judaism, Ac. 13. 43, et al.
ocPalopau, fut. drouat, aor. 1, éreB-
acOnv, (§ 26. rem. 1) (o€Bas, adoration,
from o¢Bopucr) to feel dread of a thing;
to venerate, adore, worship, Ro. 1. 25.
o¢Bacpa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
an object of religious veneration and wor-
Ship, vAC. sty.) 2382 hes. 2) Ae Ge
ocBacrtos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
pr. venerable, august ; 6 X<Bacrds, i.q.
Lat. Augustus, Ac. 25. 21, 25; Augustan,
or, Sebastan, named from the city Sebaste,
C2 TRE.
oeuvos, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) august,
venerable; honourable, reputable, Phi. 4.8;

e¢ 2 Co. 12. 7.

oeBopn 365 OnMel
grave, serious, dignified, 1 Ti. 3. 8, 11; Tit. 2. 2. | weuvds, acc. pl. fem. oepvds
, / , / ,
OELVOTYS, THTOS, ap (§ 4. rem. 2. c) oeuvos |, n, OV . . is . oeBopat
pr. majesty; gravity, dignity, dignified se- oewvorys |, THTOS, 1) : ; ; : id.
riousness, 2 Ti. 2. 23 3. 4. oeuvoTnta, acc. sing. oemvorns
oeBopevas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. ‘ o¢Bopat | ceuvorytt, dat. sing. . : ’ : id.
ocBopevy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. . A id. OELVOTYTOS, gen. sing. A 5 5 . id.
oeBopevois, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. : id. oepvovs, acc. pl. masc. : oEpVvos
o<Gojévov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id. Sépyvos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Sergius, pr. name.
ocBopevey, gen. pl. part. pres. d : id. Lepyiv, dat. . . . Sépyvos
o¢Bovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . 5 ¢ id. oecaAevpevov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. gadevw
oeLopevn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. oelw cecapwpevor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.
Geis tabs UW) 7 A 6 capow
/
as, 7 2. tab. B. b) a cord, rope é d
cepa, era G : ) a ceonre,® 3 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind. (§ 25. rem. 1) onrw
band; in N-T. a chain, 2 Pe. 2. 4. $ : ,
x j ceoltynpevov, en. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. olyaw
cetpais,” dat. pl. fe . . . oeipa. ; ‘
ceocopiopevols, dat. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. oodice
oELpois dat. pl—A. B. Ln. é . ji ; ; 2
2 OELpOs céeowke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. : colo
gerpais, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 ens a A .
cecwpevjeva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. TwpEevw
ceipos |, 00, 6, a pitfall, a den or cave, V.Y. ir Pe
5 1 h cecwopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. colo
nom, pl. CELT ILO Fe : :
peti e Hf : oécwotat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 37.
acc. sing. . é : : id. ;
ad ag iv K Sas) ‘ rem. 1) : : c : id.
= weley (Cod) A OElw A P
Penieels 2 ‘ ; oy, dat. sing. fem. . ; : i - oos
6 t. sing. c :
TKLoTpo, Ga © TES EOS. 370]," 6, Seth, pr. name, indecl.
cele |, fut. ceiow, aor. 1, éreroa, (§ 13. tab. os Syp-|,! 6, Sem, Shem, pr. name, indecl.

124 20;;sve! O
pass. to quake, Mat. 27. 51; 28. 4; met.

to shake, agitate, He.
to put in commotion, agitate, Mat. 21. 10
CELT }LOs, ov, 6, pr. @ shaking, agita-
tion, concussion; an earthquake, Mat. 24.7;
27. 54, et al.; a tempest, Mat. 8. 24.
Sexodvoos |,” ov, 6, Secundus, pr. name.
Dedevxera |, as, 77, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Se-

leucia, a city of Syria, west of Antioch, on
the Orontes.
DedevKerav,” acc. DeAcvcera

cedjvn], ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) the moon, Mat.
24. 29; Mar. 13. 24, et al.
cAnvialopa, fut. dcopar, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to be lunatic, Mat. 4. 24; 17. 15.
L.G.

ochyvy, dat. sing. oednvn
ceAnvyns, gen. sing. . , 5 ; ; id.
oeAnvialerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. oceAnvialopat
ceAnuidlopar |, fut. icouat . oeAnvn
ceAnvialopevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. geAnvialopau
Sepuet|,4 6, Semei, pr. name, indecl.

cepidadwy,® acc. sing. oepioadts

cepuoants|) ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. at the finest flour.
ceva, nom. pl. neut. crepes

a2 Pe.2.4 6 Ac. 20. 4. e Ac. 13. 4. d Lu. 3. 26.

¢ Re. 18. 13.

onpaivy |, fut. avd, aor. 1, éonunva and éonpava,
(§ 27. rem. 1. c. e) (onpa, & sign, mark)
to indicate by a sign, to signal; to indi-
cate, intimate, Jno.12.33; to make known,
INOS Title H3}.5

specify, Ac. 25. 27.

communicate, Rep teets) 40

onpaivey, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. onpaiva
onpLGVat, aor. 1, infin. : 2 z ; id.
onjLEta, nom. and ace. pl. on}Letov
onpelots, dat. pl. . : : : : id.

onpctoy |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (o7jpo) a sign,

a mark, token, by which anything is
known or distinguished, Mat. 16.3; 24.3;
2 Thes. 3.17; a token, pledge, assurance,
Lu. 2.

token,

12; @ proof, evidence, convincing
Mat. 12. 38; 16. 1;

in N.T. a@ sign, wonder, remarkable event,

Jno. 2. 18;

wonderful appearance, extraordinary phe-
1 ‘Co:
15.1; @ portent, prodigy, Mat. 24. 30;

nomenon, PAR 2 2) tC. 2 ae liaeo ye
Ac. 2. 19; a@ wonderful work, miraculous
Mat. 24. 24; Mar.

a sign, a signal cha-

operation, miracle,
16, 17, 20; meton.
racter, Lu. 2. 34.

Roe ae ee &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)

Sf Ac. 13. 7. 9 Ja. 5. 2. A Lu. 3. 38. i Lu. 3. 36.

onjLet

366 tXAov

to mark, inscribe marks upon; mid. to mark for

one’s self, note, 2 Thes. 3. 14.

onpeoto be,“ 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . onpLeLow
racic @], fut. dow ; - ; - — onpetov
onpclov, gen. pl. e + id.
onpepov |, adv. to-day, this day, Mat. 6. 11, 30;
16.3; 21.28; now, at present, He. 13.8;
ZiCossr ast 0 onLEpov, sc. Hepa, some-
times expressed, this day, the present day,
Ac. 20. 26; €ws OF dype THS oNMLEpoV,
until this day, until our times, Mat. 11. 23;
27. 8, et al. freq.

ony, acc. sing. fem. ; : : . ods

onto |, to cause to putrify, make rotten; mid.
onTop.at, perf. 2, oeonra, (§ 25. rem. 1)
to putrify, rot, be corrupted or rotten, Ja.
es

campos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) pr. rot-
ten, putrid; hence, bad, of a bad quality,
Mati 75 17,193) 122.333 Wu6:49ie refuse)
Mat. 13. 48; met. corrupt, depraved, vi-
cious, foul, impure, Ep. 4. 29.

onpikds |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (onp, a silkworm)
silk, of silk, silken; 76 oNplKov, silken
stuff, silk, Re. 18. 12. L.G.

onpiKod,’ gen. sing. neut. - ; 4 onplKos

ons |, aeos, and onrds, 6 , (§4. rem. 2. c) a moth,
Mat: 6:- 195920; su. 124933"

ons, gen. sing. fem. 5 : - . o6os

ontoBpwrta,” nom. pl. neut. . 0 > ontoBpwros

ontoBpwros |, ov, 6, 4, ($ 7- rem. 2) (ans & Bi-
BpdcKw) moth-eaten,. LXX.
abevow, & |, fut. wow, aor. 1, eofevwoa, (§ 20.
tab. T) (a6evos, strength) to strengthen,
impart strength. N.T.
obevicat,? 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. : cbevow
obevooe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.—Gr. Sch. Tdf.
obevica, Rec. (1 Pe. 5. 10)

, :
a.ayova, acc. Sing. . : . : ouayov

id.

oayov |, dvos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2.e) the jaw-bone ;

in N.T. the cheek, Mat. 5. 39; Lu. 6. 2
ovyay, pres. infin, . c ‘ 5 - olydw
ovyatw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. . 5 id.
ovyatwcav, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. 3 . id.

otydw, &|, fut. yow ; : ; ovyi}

aiyn |, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.a) silence, Ac. 21. 40; Re. 8.1.
aya, 6, fut. ow, (§ 18. tab. R)
perf. pass. ceolynpat, to be silent, keep
silence, Lu. 9. 36; 20. 26, et al.; trans.
to keep in silence, not to reveal, to conceal;

pass. to be concealed, not to be revealed,

ROTO nos.
ours, gen. sing. ; ; x : . on

ouyqoat, Ors) sintinee i. : ovyaw
oujon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.—B. D. res)

Taf. id.

owrnon, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 18. 3 J

oonpa, dat. sing. fem. . : ‘ ‘ oLOnpEos
oLonpay, ace. sing. fem. , : 3 ‘ id.
aidypeos, ois |, ea, G, cov, ody . : oidnpos

alonpos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) iron.
GLONPEOS, Os, €a, G, Eo, ovv, (§ 7.
rem. 5. c) made of iron, Ac. 12. 10; Re.
2.7295 0.19; 25> LOers
oLonpov,” gen. sing. : ‘ : : otdnpos
alonpovs, acc. pl. masc. : ‘ : oLONp<os
Sav], vos, 4, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Sidon, a cele-
brated city of Phcenicia
Diddva, ace. . ‘ ; ‘ ‘ » Sdov
dd0v, dat. 6 5 . - id.
Sidwvia |, as, ”s (sc. ses the country or dis-
trict of Sidon. v.r.
Sidwvias, gen. sing—Al. Ln. TdF.
DidSvos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 4. 26)
Sidwviois,f dat. pl. : : . . Sdevios
S.davi0s |, ov, 0, &@ Sidonian, an inhabitant of Sy-
dav, Sidon.
Sudavos, gen. . . . . . Swdeov
auxdptos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C.a) (Lat. sicarius, from

\ Sie

sica, a dagger, poniard) an assassin, ban-

dit, robber.
oxapiwv,£ gen. pl. : ; ; : OLKApLos
aixepa |," 70, indecl. (Heb. 13) strong or inebriat-

ing drink, LXX.
S/Aq, dat. : 5 : o 5 Sidtas
Sirav, ace. ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ id.
Siras |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Silas, pr. name, in Luke,

Ac. 15. 22, et al.; SiAovavds in Paul,

2 Co. 1. 19, et al.; and Peter, 1 Pe.

ey 10
iAovavds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Silvanus, pr.

name.

SS —X—

a 2 Thes. 3. 14. 6 Re. 18. 12. e Ja. 5. 2. ad] Pe. 5. 10.

e Re. 18. 12. f Ac. 12, 20. g Ac. 21. 38. h Lu. 1. 15.

«4

x

at he

SiA0ov

367

/
SiAovavod, gen. . . . SAovaves
SrAoap |, 6, indecl. Siloam, a pool or fountain near
Jerusalem.
4
cyukivOva,,* ace. pl. c c : : oynkivOvov

otpexivOror |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Lat. semicinc-
tium, from semi, half, and cingo, to gird) an
apron.

Xipov |, wvos, 0, ($ 4. rem. 2. e) Simon, pr. name.
I, Simon Peter, Mat. 4. 18, et al. freq.
II. Simon, (the Cananite), Zelotes, Mat.

LOA PAC MI Ko eneteal:

III. Simon, brother of Jesus, Mat. 13. 55;

Mar. 6. 3.
IV. Simon, the leper, Mat. 26. 6; Mar.
TVs ye

V. Simon, the Pharisee, Lu. 7. 40, et al.
VI. Simon of Cyrene, Mat. 27. 32, et al.
VII. Simon, father of Judas Iscariot, Jno.
6. 71, et al.

VIII. Simon, the sorcerer, Ac. 8.9, et al.

IX. Simon, the tanner, of Joppa, Ac.9. 43;

10. 6, et al.
Sipov, voc. Sipov
Sipwva, acc, . : . . : id.
Spore, dat. : 5 ° 5 E id.
Xipwvos, gen. e . = . 5 id.
wa], 7d, indecl. Mount Sina, Sinai, in Arabia.
owa7ews, gen. sing. . : olvart

oval ae ews, TO, (§ 5. rem.4) mustard; in N.T.
probably the shrub, not the herb, Khardal,
Salvadora Persica L., the fruit of which
possesses the pungency of mustard, Mat.
TIT 17) 20, eb al.

oKxavd
aiteuTos |, 4, OV - é : : ; otros
ouria, acc. pl.—Al. Ln. Tdf. : " ,
otra, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 7. 12) \ ety
| owtlov |, ov, Td, V-T- ; izes
oiticTd,® nom. pl. neut. F ‘ ‘ our ros
outiaTs |, 7, OV ; : Gores
otra, acc. pl. (§ 6. rem. 7). 5 ‘ id!

oiropérptov |,“ ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (ctros &
eTpew ) a certain measure of grain dis-
tributed for food at set times to the slaves
L.G.

gtrov, acc. sing. . 4 ‘ 5 ’

of a family, @ ration.

oiTos

giros |, ov, 6.—B. D. Ln. Taf.
gtrov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 4. 28), corn, grain,

wheat, Mat. 3. 12; 13. 25, 29, 30; Mar.
4. 28, et al.; pl. otra, bread, food, Ac.
Heo

oureutos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
(oredr, to feed or fatten, otTos) fed,
fatted, UU Us Ez ones Os

oittov, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) pro-
vision of corn, food, v.r. Ac. 7. 12.

aitioTds, 4, ov, (arti, to fatten,
from atTos) fatted, a fatling, Mat. 22. 4.

oirov, gen. sing. are
Suxdp,° 7, indecl. Sichar, a city of Samaria.

Sudv, 6, or 76, indecl. Mount Sion.

owsra, 2 pers. sing. pres, imper. , 3° Gino

TLOTAM, o|, fut. yow, aor. 1, eowdrnoa,
(§ 18. tab. R) to be silent, keep silence,
hold one’s peuce, Mat. 20. 31; 26. 63,
et al.; Guwzav, silent, dumb, Lu. 1. 20;
met. to be silent, still, hushed, calm, as the

owwoova, acc. sine: ouddv cea) Maruanan:
cwddy, dat. sing. : F : ; ids cwrnon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . ‘ olomaw
odor |, vos, OF (§ 4. rem. 2. e) sindon; pr. cLUOTHONS, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . 6 id.
fine Indian cloth; fine linen; in N.T. a TLOTYTWOL, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. : id.
linen garment, an upper garment or wrap- oiw7av, nom. sing. masc. part. pres... : id.
per of fine linen, worn in summer by oKavoaAda, ace. pl. : : : : oKaveaXov
night, and used to envelope dead bodies, oxavoaAiler, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. -oKavoart(la
Mata 27°50) lary 045 Les 2iseely 1 4.0)3 okavoadilerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
Lu. 23. 53: oxavoartln, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . id.
owiace |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (owiov, a sieve) okxavoadovrar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id.
to sift; met. to sift by trials and tempta- oKxavdariw |, fut. iow - : ; - oKavdaXov
tion. LG. oKavoadton, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . gxavdadtlo
ouwacat,’ aor. 1, infin. . owl oKavoahiaOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
girevtov, acc. sing. mase. citevtés | oxavdadtitcbjoecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
a Ac. 19. 12. 6 Lu. 22. 31. ce Mat. 22. 4 d Lu. 12. 42. e Jno. 4. 5.

oKavoe 368 oKHVYN
oxavoakicOycopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. gxavoadilw | TKeTaopata,” acc. pl. : attacns . oKeTracpa
cxavdadicOncovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id. Seva,’ gen. c : : : : Skevas
oxavoada OTe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. SKevas |, a, 6, (§ 2. rem. 4) Sceva, pr. name.
oxavoadiow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id. oxevel, dat. sing. . . . : - OKEVOS
oxavoaAdtowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id. oxevect, dat. pl. J 3 ‘ : id.
oxdvoadoy |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (a later equiva- oxevn, nom. and acc. pl. . ; : P id.
lent to ¢xavddAnbpor) pr. 4 trap-spring ; oxevy |, 7s, 7) ; : : é : id.
also genr. a stumbling-block, anything oKevyy,° acc. sing. . oKeun
Beret ant coneelenepies ren mpefiment; OKEVOS, €0S, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a vessel, utensil
met. a cause of ruin, destruction, misery, for containing anything, Mar. 11.16; Lu
Bei) 10 4d one en cates AUmDCOE TOT 8.16; Ro.g.21; any utensil, instrument;
of sinning, Mat. 18. 7, ter; Lu. 17.1; cKevn, household stuff, furniture, goods,
scandal, offence, cause of indignation, 1 Co. ete., Mat. 12. 29; Mar. 3. 27, et al.; the
Ho @33B (Gall, Ge THe mast of a ship, or, the sail, Ac. 27. 17;
oxavoadilo, fut. iw, aor. 1, éoKay- met. an instrument, means, organ, minister,
ddAwoa, ($ 26. rem. 1) pr. to cause to Megara eee leery sade
stumble; met. to offend, vex, Mat. 17. 27; ééous, vessels of wrath, or, of mercy,
ba stifeasliacie coneite, feclines Oy enue: persons visited by punishment, or, the divine
nance, Jno. 6. 61; 1 Co. 8. 13; pass. to favour, Ro. 9.22, 233 the vessel or frame
EE U RTT, SETS GLUED eS aS A) of the human individual, 1 Thes. 4. 4;
Ro. 14. 21; 2 Co. 11. 29; cxavdadilec- hier wo
Oat év tw, to be affected with scruples or cxeuh fel ae (2. tat, Boaapa
repugnance towards any one as respects ratus; tackle, Aci 27. 19.
his claims or pretensions, Mat. 11. 6; Pelee : : ; Zi
TKNHVALS, I : oKnVy,
13. 57, et al.; met. to cause to stumble pene ace EL : : i
morally, to cause to falter or err, Mat. , Bnei sino m
OKHVEL, f. oK}VOS
5. 29; 18. 6, et al.; pass. to falter, fall
away, Mat. 13. 21, et al. LXX. oknvy |, HS) > (§ 2. tab. B. a) a@ tent, tabernacle;
oKavddXov, gen. sing. i ’ ‘ ate aiee genr. any temporary dwelling ; a tent,
oxavodAwv, gen. pl. t 2 ; ; id. booth, Mat. 17. 4; He. 11. 9; the taber-
oKdrrew, pres. infin. ‘ i / aieegon nacle of the covenant, He. &. 5; 9. 1, 21;
13. 10; allegor. the celestial or true
oKaTTe |, fut. Yo, aor. 1, coxaya, ($23. tahernacle, He. 8. 2; 9. 113 @ division or
pe Ne ane Te 2) eg ees ercaunte, compartment of the tabernacle, He. g.
Eee eta 8583: 2, 3, 6; @ small portable tent or shrine,
oxady, ns, 7, ($ 2. tab.B.a) pr. any- ; Ac. 7. 433; an abode or seat of a lineage,
thing excavated or hollowed ; a boat, skiff, | Ac. 1g. 163 @ mansion, habitation, abode,
: aoe Bies1G,: 32.32. ¢ dwelling, Lu. 16.9; Re. 13. 6.
oxagn |, nS, 4 : . : : , Cree oKivos, €0s, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b)
Sara, BCC: pS : : : = ; A) (equivalent to oxyvy) @ tent, tabernacle;
oxapys, sen. sing. : i ; j id: met. the corporeal tabernacle, 2Co 5.1, 4.
oKayo, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. E . OoKaTTH stant Wes nae Sx Season
okey, nom. and acc. pl. : ‘ 3 oKéXos ae :

okédos |, cos, 70, Pl. Ta okeéAy, (§ 5. tab. E. b)
the leg, Jno. 19. 31, 32, 33-
oxeracpa |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (oxerala,

to cover) covering ; clothing, raiment,

AM Os the

aviTtinG. Ss 6 Ac. 19. 14.

vooa, ($20. tab. T) to pitch tent, encamp;
to tabernacle, dwell in a tent ; to dwell,
have one’s abode, Jno. 1. 14; Re. 7. 15;
is WH HS OG Bite Se

oKyvopa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. ¢
a habitation, abode, dwelling, Ac. 7. 46;

e Ac. 27. 19.

oKnVN

369

OKO7TO

the corporeal tabernacle of the soul, 2 Pe.1.13,14.

oxnvy, dat. sing. . ‘ : , - oKnVn
oKnVHY, acc. sing. ; 5 é 3 id.
oKnvys, gen. Since ys < : id.
oxnvorryia |,” as, ” (§ 2 2. tab. B. b, and rem. =
(oxnvos & miyyvupe) pr. @ pitching of
tents or booths; hence, the feast of taber-
nacles or booths, instituted in memory of
the forty years’ wandering of the Israelites
in the desert, and as a season of gratitude
for the ingathering of harvest, celebrated
during eight days, commencing on the
15th of Tisri.
oxnvorrowot,’ nom. pl. . . . » — OKNVOTTOLOS

oxynvorro.os |, 0d, 6, (oxyvy & rrovéw) @ tent-maker.
Naa

cal , ,
oxjvos |, €0s, TO oKnVN
OKNVOLVTAS, acc. pl. masc, part. pres. oKnVOw
wKyvovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . i id.
oxyvous, gen. sing. ; : ; : oKhVvos

/ a , /
oKnVOW, |, fut. oow oKnVN

, , .
oKyvepa |, aTOS, TO : : : . id.
oKynvepatt, dat. sing. . . . . oKAVOLA
oKnVOpatos, gen. sing. : ; 2 id.
oKyvece, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : - oKnVow

oxic |, Gs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) a shade,
shadow, Mar. 4. 32; Ac. 5.15; met. a
shadow, a shadowing forth, adumbration,
in distinction from 0 eiKOV, the perfect
image or delineation, and 75 coma, the
reality, Col. 2.17; He.8.5; 10.1; gloom;
oxi Oavarov, death-shade, the thickest
darkness, Mat. 4. 16; Lu. 1. 79.

OKI, dat. sing. ° OKLA

oxKidy, acc. sing. : : . 5 ‘ id.
7 r , - ri

OKLPTAW, o], fut. ow, aor. ie ETKLPTYCA,

(§ 18. tab. R) to leap, Lu. 1. 41, 44; to

leap, skip, bound for joy, Lu. 6. 23.

2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. oKIpTdw

oxAnpoxapdia |, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(oxdypds & Kapdio.) hardness of heart,

Mat.

,
OKIPTHTGATE,

obduracy, obstinacy, perverseness,
19.8; Mar. 10.5; 16. 14. LXX.
okAnpokapoiay, acc. sing. . oKAnpoKkapota
oxAnpov, nom. sing. neut.
oxdnpos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1 dry, hard ;
harsh, severe, stern, Mat.25.24; vehement,

oKAnpos

met.

a Jno. 7.2. 6 Ac. 18. 3. ¢ Ro. 2. 5.

violent, fierce, Ja. 3.4; grievous, painful, Ac.
9.5; 26.14; grating to the mind, re-
pulsive, offensive, Jno. 6.60; stubborn,
contumacious, Jude 15.
okAnporys, THTOs, H, ($4. rem.2.¢) sysox9
hardness ; met. oxAnpdtys THs Kapolas,
hardness of heart, obduracy, obstinacy, per-
verseness, Ro. 2. 5. TOND
okAnptve, fut. vy, aor. 1, éoKAy- osorn
pvva, (§ 27. rem. l.a.f) to harden; met. zoqoxn
to harden morally, to make stubborn, He.
3. 8, 153 4. 73; as a negation of éXecty, {or
to leave to stubbornness and contumacy,

Ro. 9. 18; mid. and pass. to put on a

stubborn frame, become obdurate, Ac.19.9;

Hel 3. 1
okAnporys |, THTOS, 7 . - okXnpds”
okAnpoTnta,” acc. sing. : : oKAnporys
oxAypotpaxnrot,” voc. pl. masc. ; oKAnpotpaxnos
oxdnpotpaxn ros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (oKAn- OAD

pos & tpaxndos) stiff-necked, obstinate, —

refractory. LXxX.
oKAnptvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. - oKAnptva
okAnpivyte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. . : id.
oxAnprvOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
okAnptve |, fut. wd oKAnpds
okAnpov, gen. pl. . Sides
okoArd, nom. pl. neut. . ? : ; oKoALs.
okoAlads, gen. sing. fem. . é 5 5 Ce as
okoXxots, dat. pl. masc. ‘5 ‘ : id: is

oKoAuds |, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) crooked, tortuous, Lu. ..-
3-53 met. perverse, wicked, Ac. 2. 40; ....—
Phi. 2. 15 ; crooked, peevish, morose, 1 Pe.

2. 18.

, oR
eKorow |," omros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2.a) anything

pointed; met. a thorn, a plague, 2 Co. _

T2275 m
oKo7e, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. 5 oKoTEew
OKOTrELY, pres. infin. 2 . . . id.
oKo7reire, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. F j IGAY
cxoTréw, |, fut. now oKoT0s
oKo7rov,t acc. sing. . . e . . id.

oko7rds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (cxérropa, to
look around, survey) a watcher; also, a
distant object on which the eye is kept fixed;
a mark, goal, Phi. 3. 14.
oxoréw, &, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) to
@d Ac. 7. 51.

e 2 Co. 12. 7. f Phi. 3. 14.

25

OKOT7O 3

0 Tapa

view attentively, watch, reconnoitre; to see, observe,
take care, beware, Lu.11.35; Gal.6.1; to

regard, have respect to, 2 Co. 4. 18; Phi.

2.4 to mark, note, Ro.16.17; Phi.3.17.
oKoTovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.—Gr.}
Sch. Tdf. c oKoTew
oKo7retre, Rec. (Phi. 2. 4) .
okoTovvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. j id.
oko7@v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . . id.
oxop7ier, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. oKxopriLe

oKopTico |, fut. (ow, aor. 1, éoxdpmica, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to disperse, scatter, Jno. 10. 12;
16. 323; to dissipate, waste, Mat. 12. 30;
Lu. 11. 233 to scatter abroad one’s gifts,
give liberally, 2 Co. 9. 9.

,
okopriot, nom. pl. . p ; 4 . axoprios
yi .
oKop7to.s, dat. pl. 4 2 . : ia
okop7iov, acc. sing. id.

oKoprios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ scorpion,
scorpio Afer of Linn., a large insect, some-
times several inches in length, shaped
somewhat like a crab, and furnished with
a tail terminating in a sting, whence it
emits a dangerous poison, Lu. 10. 19;

Ts 12, eb al:

cKopmiov, gen. sing. . . . . oKopTrios
oxopmicOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. oKopTila
okoptiwv, gen. pl. . . oKopmios
oxorel, dat. sing. . oKOTOS
oKoTewov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. OKOTELWOS
oxorelvos |, 7, OV . OKOTOS
oxotia], as, + ; : : A id.
oxotia, dat. sing. oKotia
oKoTias, gen. sing. . ’ . . id.
oxotile |, fut. (ow OKOTOS
oxoticOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass, oKorTile
oxoticOyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass, . id.
oxoticbytwoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.

oxoTos |, €0S, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) but, according
to ordinary Greek usage, ov, 6, He. 12.18,
darkness, Mat. 27. 45; Ac. 2. 20; gloom
of punishment and misery, Mat. 8. 12;
2 Pe. 2.17; met. moral or spiritual dark-
ness, Mat. 4. 16; Jno. 3. 19; Ep. 5.11;

a realm of moral darkness, Ep. 5. 8;
6. 12.
a He, 12. 18. 6 Phi. 3. 8.

oKorewvos, 7), Ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) dark, darkling,
Mat. 6. 23; Lu. 11. 34, 36.

cKotia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
Jno. 6. 17;
privacy, Mat. 10. 27; Lu. 12. 3; met.

rem. 2) darkness, 20.iihs
moral or spiritual darkness, Jno. 1. 5, bis;
So92:5 124355)46; et fal:

oxotilw, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
darken, shroud in darkness; pass. to be

darkened, obscured, Mat. 24. 29; Lu.
23-45; met. to be shrouded in moral dark-
ness, to be benighted, Ro.1.21, etal. L.G.

oKoTow, 0, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
to darken, shroud in darkness, Re. 16. 10.

oKoTous, gen. sing. é 3 : oKOTOS
skoTOw, @ |}, fut. Orw c ; : : id.
oKOTw,* dat. sing. (masc.) c : : id.
oxvBadra,’ acc. pl. . : : : oxtBadov

oxvParor |, ov, v0, (§ 3. tab. C. c) offal, dung,
sweepings, refuse.

SKvoys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a Scythian, a native
of Scythia, the modern Mongolia and
Tartary.

okvOpwrot, nom. pl. masc. . : - okvOpwirds

axvopwros |, 0d, 6, 7, and 4, dv, (eKvOpds, stern,
gloomy, and ow) of a stern, morose, sour,

gloomy, or dejected countenance, Mat.6.16;

Lu. 24. 17.
oKvAa,° ace. pl. ‘ : ; : - okvdAov
oxtAAe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. ‘ oKtAAw
oKvAAets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
oxvAXov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. . id.

TKUAA® | : fut. vA, perf. pass. eoKvA man, (§ 27.
rem. 1. b, and rem. 3) to flay, lacerate ;
met. to vex, trouble, annoy, Mar. 5. 353
Lu. 7. 6; 8.49; pass. met. éoxvApervot,
jaded, in sorry plight, v.r. Mat. 9. 36.

oKvA0ov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) spoils

stripped off an enemy; oxvdAa, spoil,
plunder, booty, Lu. 11. 22.
oxdAor |, ov, 70 . . - oKvdAdr\{w

okwornKBpwros,? ov, 6, 1), (eine & BiBpdckw)

eaten of worms, consumed by worms.

okorn€ |, nos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) @ worm ;
met. gnawing anguish, Mar. 9. 44,46, 48.

opapaydivos |, 7, ov, ($ 7. tab. F. a) + opapaydos
opapaydive,,” dat. sing. masc. 6 A opapaydwos

e Lu. 11. 22.

@ Ac. 12. 23. e Re, 4, 3.

ouapa 3

opapaysos |,“ ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) smaragdus, the
emerald, a gem of a pure green colour;
but under this name the ancients probably
comprised all stones of a fine green colour.
opapdydwos, ivy, wov, of smaragdus
or emerald, Re. 4. 3. N.T.
Spvpva |, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) Smyrna, a maritime
city of Ionia, in Asia Minor.
Spupvatos, ov, 6, @ Smyrnean, an in-
habitant of Smyrna, Re. 1. 11; 2. 8.
opipva|, ns, 4, (Heb. 719) myrrh, an aromatic
bitter resin, or gum, issuing by incision,
and sometimes spontaneously, from the
trunk and larger branches of a small
thorny tree growing in Egypt, Arabia, and
Abyssinia, much used by the ancients in

unguents, Mat. 2. 11; Jno. 19. 39.
opupvila, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
mingle or impregnate with myrrh, Mar.
Lyne 3 Nels
Spupvatos |, ov, 6 Spvpva
Spupvaiov,’ gen. pl. Spupvatos
apeiouay ace. Spvpva
opvpvay, acc. sing. . opvpva
Spvpvy, dat.— Gr. Sch. Tdf. THs ev Silo
exkAnotas . . Spipva
THs exxAnoias Spwupvatwv, Rec. (Re. 2.8)
opupvns, gen. sing. optpva
oprpvitw |, fut. ico 2 id.

Sddop.0. |, wv, Ta, (§ 3. tab. C. 0) Sodom, one of the
four cities of the vale of Siddim, now
covered by the Dead sea.

Yoddpors, dat. Sddope.
Sodopwv, gen. . : - id.
got, dat. sing. (§ 11. tab. K. b) . : - ov
got, (enclitic) dat. sing. : ; : id.
got, nom. pl. masc. aos

Loopy |, Gvros, 6, (§4-rem.2.d) Solomon, pr.name.

Soropavra, acc.—Ree. : ;
Zoropdva, Gr. Sch. Tdf. piaiiae i Zohoposv

Sodopavros, gen.—Rec.

Sodopdvos, Gr. Sch. Taf. fades

nom. and acc. sing. neut.

‘ id.
aor, aos
copos |, ov, 4, ($ 3. tab. C. b) @ coffer; an urn
for receiving the ashes of the dead; a
cofin ; in N.T. @ bier, Lu. 7. 14.
gen. sing.

aA c ,
gopou, Gopos

2 Re, 21.19. 5 Re. 2. 8.

71 copes

ods |, on, odv, (§ ll. rem. 4). : . op
gov, gen. sing. . 3 . 5 : id.
gov, (enclitic) dat. sing. . : F : id.

govoapia, acc. pl. covddpiov
covddptov |, ov, 7, ($3. tab. C. 6) (Lat. sudariwm)

a handkerchief, napkin, etc., Lu. 19. 20;

Jno. 11. 44, et al.

covdapin, dat. sing. covodpLov
govs, acc. pl. mase. aos
Sovodvva |,7 ns, 4, ($2. rem. 3) Susanna, pr. name.
copia}, as, 7 - coos
codia, dat. sing. copia.
codiav, acc. sing. . : : : : id.
codias, gen. sing. : : . 2 id.
copitw |, fut. icw coos
copicat, aor. 1, infin. act. copile
copot, nom. pl. mase. coos
codots, dat. pl. masc. . “ : : id.

coos |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) wise generally,
1 Co. 1. 253; shrewd, sagacious, clever,
Ro. 16. 19;
intelligent,

1 Co. 3. 10; 6. 5; learned,
Matin. 25); Osment 22r
INCopnie 193820; 265.2758 3 aloe iae Nl.
divinely instructed, Mat. 23.34; furnished
with Christian wisdom, spiritually en-
lightened Ja. 3. 13; all-wise, Ro. 16. 27;
NWA Gas pe ANS)

copia, as, 4, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) wisdom in general, knowledge,
Mati 125425 luli 4 On 52s Tonic A Cs
4. 10; ability, Lu. 21. 15; Ac. 6. 3, 10;
practical wisdom, prudence, Col. 4. 5 3
learning, science, Mat. 13. 54; Mar. 6. 2;
Ac. 7. 223 scientific skill, 1 Co. 1. 17;
2.1; professed wisdom, human philosophy,
DP (Coser Lo;

al.; superior knowledge and enlightenment,

ZO, 2215) 22. Aen Ov ek

Col. 2. 23; in N.T. divine wisdom, Ro.
Tsoi bips 2
wisdom, Mat. 11. 19; Lu. 11. 49; 1 Co.

10; Col. 2. 3; revealed
I. 24, 30; 2. 7; Christian enlightenment,
Ie Comre1S:) Bip: i. 65) 17,5. COlnn.19,)20)5
Be THR Te VG Bio Ge

codilo, fut. tow, aor. 1, érddica,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to make wise, enlighten,
2 Ti. 3.15; mid. to invent skilfully, devise
artfully, pass. 2 Pe. 1. 16.

@ Lu. 8. 3.

codou 372 omrevo
godovs, acc. pl. masc. . . . . codds a7etpavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1—
cops, dat. sing. masc. A 5 : 5 id. B. Ln. : : : : oreipw
copay, gen. pl. i ; ; ; id. omeipovros, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mat. 13.18)
codwrepov, nom. s. neut. compar. ($8. rem, 1.4) id. o7etpas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
Sravia}, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) o7eipet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
Spain. o7etpew, pres. infin. act. . : : c id.
Stileny, | ace: : F ‘ x Szavia o7reipets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. : id.
omapdzay, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 1 orapacow | o7eiperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. : id.
o7apdaéas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1— omeipy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. . id.
BuC Dalim ‘ d : id. omeipys, gen. sing. (§ 2. rem. 2) C - o7Teipa
orapdgéay, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Mar.g.26) o7reipopevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. o7eipw
orapdcoe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ; id. omeipovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
orapdcow |, fut. Ew - 2 ; . . o7Tdw o7melpovtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
orapyavow, &], fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (omdp- ometpovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.

yavov, 4 bandage; swaddling-cloth) to

swathe, wrap in swaddling-cloths, Lu. 2.

ip te
omapeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(§ 27. rem. 4. a. b) : : oTreipw
oTapevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass. . id.
oTapy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass. : id.

oTacdpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1, mid. o7daw

orataddw, |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (orarddy,
riot, luxury) to live luxuriously, volup-
tuously, wantonly, 1 Ti. 5.6; Ja. 5. 5.
L.G.

o7aTaA@ca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. . omataAde

OTK, |, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2) perf. éo-
waka, aor. 1, mid. coTacapny, to draw,
pull; to draw a sword, Mar. 14. 47; Ac.
16. 27.

orapdcow, OT TTw, fut. Ew, aor. 1,
eoTrdpaca, (§ 26. rem. 3) pr. to tear, la-
cerate; by impl. to agitate greatly, con-
vulse, distort by convulsions, Mar. 1. 26;

g. 20, 26; Lu. g. 39.

omeipa |, as, OF ys, 4, (§ 2. rem. 2) anything
twisted or wreathed, a cord, coil, band,
etc.; a band of soldiers, company, troop;
used for a Roman maniple, or, cohort,
Mat. 27.27; Ac. 10.1; the temple guard,
Jno: 18. 3; 12.

O7TrELpa, aor. 1, infin. act. = o7elpw
o7reipay, acc. sing. . . . . . o7rELpa.
o7re(pavtt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor, 1.—B.

Ln. Tdf. . . . . orreipw

omeipovtt, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 13. 24)

omeipo |, fut. gepd, aor. 1, éozetpa, (§ 27.
Femeelec.ed)p perk. 2: éo7ropa, aor. 2,
pass. éordpyy, (§ 27. rem. 5, and 4. a)
to sow seed, Mat. 6. 26; 13. 3, 4, 18, 24,
OE 2h S1y a7 GOsn Nee used awith
variety of metaphors, Mat.13.19; 25.24;
Ie Coron ri; 21Co9) O57 GalsiGayretral.
oméppa, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
seed, Mat. 13. 24, 27, 37, 383; semen virile,
He. 11. 11; offspring, progeny, posterity,
Mat. 22. 24, 25; Jno. 7. 42; a seed of
future generations, Ro. 9. 29; in N.T.
met. a seed or principle of spiritual life,
1edno. 33270.
omopd, Gs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b) a sow-
ing; seed sown; met. generative seed, gene-
ration, 1 Pe. 1. 23.
omdpipos, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2)
sown, fit to be sown; in N.T. ra oTopysa,
fields which are sown, fields of grain, corn-
fields, Mat. 12. 1; Mar. 2. 23; Lu. 6. 1.
aédpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab.C.a) a sow-
ing; in N.T. seed, that which is sown,
Mar. 4. 26, 27; Lu. 8. 5, 12; met. the
seed sown in almsgiving, 2 Co. 9. 10.
a7etpwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. 3 oTeipw
omekovAdtwp |, opos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (Lat. spe-
culator) a sentinel, life-guardsman, a kind
of soldiers who formed the body-guard of
princes, etc., one of whose duties was to
put criminals to death, Mar. 6. 27.
» omexovAdTwp
oT evOopat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . omevow

, .
omekovAdtwpa,* acc. sing. .

a Mar. 6. 27.

omevd

libation or drink-offering ; in N.T, mid.
to make a libation of one’s self by ex-
pending energy and life in the service of
the Gospel, Phi. 2. 17; pass. to be in the
act of being sacrificed in the cause of the
Gospel, 2 Ti. 4. 6.

omeppa |, atos, 76

oTréeppLact, datapls

oTréppatt, dat. sing.

o7éppatos, gen. sing. : c : :
OTEPLATOV, gen. pl. - P ‘ :
oreppordyos |,” ov, d, ($3. tab. C.a) (oréppa &
devo, to pick) pr. seed-picking ; one who
picks up and retails scraps of information ;
a babbler, Ac. 17. 18.

omevoovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . ;

amevoe |, fut. crevow, aor. 1, €orrevca, (§ 23.
rem. 1. c, and rem. 2) trans. fo urge on,
impel, quicken ; to quicken in idea, to be
eager for the arrival of, 2 Pe. 3. 12; in-
trans. to hasten, make haste, Ac. 20. 16;
22. 18; the part. has the force of an ad-
verb, quickly, hastily, Lu. 2. 16; 19. 5, 6.

arovoy, 7s, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) haste ;
peta. oTrovons, with haste, hastily, quickly,
Mar. 6.25; Lu. 1.39; earnestness, earnest
application, diligence, Ro. 12.8, 11; 2 Co.
Tpalitene 2 Metuale

orovddlu, fut. dow & dcopat, (§ 26.
rem. 1) perf. égzrovdaxa, aor. 1, éorov-
daca, to hasten; to be in earnest about,
be bent upon, Gal. 2. 10; to endeavour
earnestly, strive, Ep. 4. 3, et al.

o7ovoatos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
earnest, eager, forward, 2 Co. 8. 17, 22;
comparat. neut. oTOVoaLoTEpoY, as an
ady. earnestly, sedulously, 2 Ti. t. 17.

o7rovoaiws, adv. earnestly, eagerly,
diligently, Lu. 7. 4; Tit. 3. 13; compar.
O7TOVOaLOTEpws, more earnestly, Phi 2. 28.

omevoavres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor.1 .

o7evcas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 -

o7vevoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. °

o77Aaa., acemply : : 3 5 C

orn XaLos, dat. pl. : : - :

amyAatov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (oreo,

&

ca-

a Ac. 17,18,

orevoo |, fut. omeiow, (§ 37. rem. 1) to pour out a

oTreipw
oTeppa

id.
id.
id.

o TEvOW

omevow

id.
id.

o7myAa1ov

id.

6 Jude 12.

373

o7rovd

vern) a cave, cavern, den, Mat. 21. 13, et al.

o7mtAddes,’ nom. pl. . ; , ae

omAas |, ddos, (&) 7, ($4. rem. 2. c) a sharply-
cleft portion of rock ; in N.T. a flaw, stig-
ma, Jude 12.

omtXou, nom. pl. - : : : anit
o7mtAov, acc. sing. . 5 re 7 e id.

‘omtXos, and otrtdos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

a spot, stain, blot; a moral biot, Ep. 5. 27;
PANE Pe, 1a IGE
ao7Ado, O, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)

to spot, soil; to contaminate, defile, Ja. 3. 6;

Jude 23. LG.
omtAotca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. once
oTdw, @}, fut. dow. : : oles
orddyxva, nom. and ace. pl. ; 3 orddyyvov
omdayxvilopa), fut. froma - ; ; id.
omhayxvicGeis, nom. s. mase. part. aor. 1 omayyvitopar
omAayxvots, dat. pl. : F omd-yyvov

oTAayyvor], ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) but
usually, and in N.T. only in pl. r& omhdy-
Xva, wv, the chief intestines, viscera; the
entrails, bowels, Ac. 1. 18; met. the heart,
the affections of the heart, the tender affec-
Hons) hw tO) 2a COO. tas Phin teros
et al.; meton. a cherished one, dear as
one’s self, Phile. 12.
ordayxvi€opat, fut. toopat, aor. |,
éorrAayxvicOnv, (§ 26. rem. 1) to be
moved with pity or compassion, Mat. g. 36;
14.14; 20. 34; Lu. 7. 13, et al.; to com-
INGE:

oroyyor, acc. sing. F ? , :

passionate, Mat. 18. 27.
onoyyos

amoyyos |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) a@ sponge,
Mat. 27. 48; Mar. 15. 36; Jno. 19. 29.

amooos |, ov, 4, (§3.tab.C.b) ashes, Mat. 11. 21,

et al.
77000, dat. sing. . . . . oT000s
a“ 4
orope |, as, a (§ 2=5tab. Bb: b) . e OTELpO
a7ropas,® gen. sing. : o7Tropa
v ¢€ € /,
amdpij.os |, ov, 6, 7) - oTeipw
,
a7opimwv, gen. pl. . . . . OTOpyLos
. /
o7opov, acc, singy « 3 A 4 - o7opos
amdpos}, ov, - . . . . OTTELpw
,
omovdalovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . orovddlu

e1 Pe. 1. 23.

o7ovod

374

oTadu

crovdatw |, fut.dcw oTEvOW
o7ovdatoy, acc. sing. masc. o7rovoatos
o7ovoatos |, a, ov : omevow
OTOVoaLOTEpOV, acc. sing. masc. compar. (§ 8.

rem. 4). : : ; » o7ovoatos
o7ovoadTepov, neut. compar. adverbially . id.
o7rovealorepos, nom. sing. masc. compar. : id.
TTOVOALOTEPWS, adv. comparat. of o7Trovoatws
omovoaiws |, adv. . ; : omevow
omovodacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. : id.
orovoacov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. : id.
o7Tovoacw, ] pers. sing. fut. ind. . . id.
oTovodcwpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. F id.
orovdy, dat. sing. oTovon
orovoy |, 7s, 7) orevow
oTrovdyv, acc. sing. oTovon

o7rovens, gen. sing. 4 : ; : id.

omupioas, acc. pl. omupis
o7upiou, dat. sing. . : : id.
omupiowv, gen. pl. : : ; ' id.

omupis |, idos, (t) 9, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) @ basket,
hand-basket for provisions, Mat. 15. 37;
16, 10; Mar. 8. 8, 20; Ac. g. 25.

oradior |, ov, 70, Pl. oradia and orad.ot, Pr.
a fixed standard of measure; a stadium,
the eighth part of a Roman mile, and
nearly equal to a furlong, containing
201-45 yards, Lu. 24. 13, et al.; a@ racz-

course, a race, 1 Co. g. 24.

oradtovs, acc. pl. masc. TaD LO
oTadiw, dat. sing. : 7 : ’ id.
oTadiwy, gen. pl. : ; ‘ ' , an
orabeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(§ 29. rem. 6) : ’ : ane
otabévra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. . id.
otabévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
oraOy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. : ae
ora0jvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ; ‘ , id.
arabiocobe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . id:
orabjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. : id.

, o Bane eta :

orapvos | 9 OV, 0, 9, @ Wine-jar; a pot, jar, urn,

vase.
orTdvtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 Z torn
o7ds, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.2 (§ 29. tab. X) id.
orTaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2 : ; a
oTdoet, dat. sing. ‘ : i onic

o7TaoELs, ace. pl.—Al]. Ln. Tdf. F

otdow, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 24. 5) \ oTacts

oTdcews, gen. sing. : . , 2 id.
oraciaoTys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. Bec) vir. lornpue
oTaciacTav, gen. pl—C. D. Ln. Tdf. .

= .\ ¢ FTATLATT NS
ovotactactov, Rec. Gr.Sch. (Mar.1 ae 1

oTaow, acc. sing. . . . . oTacls
oraots |, ews, qs (§ 5. tab. E. c) torn
otarnp |, Hpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) ‘ 5 id.

oTaTnpa,” acc. sing. 5 7 i F oTaTnp
oTavpov, acc. sing. : . . . oTavpos

araupos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ stake; a
cross, Mat. 27. 32, 40, 42; Phi. 2. 8; by
impl. the punishment of the cross, cruci-
jixzion, Ep. 2. 16; He. 12. 2; meton. the
crucifixion of Christ in respect of its im-

1 Co.

7 TScGal 500m Os 125 04.-smets in

the phrases aipew, or Baoralew, or

Aap Bavew Tov oTavpov aitod, to take

up, or bear one’s cross, to be ready to en-

port, the doctrine of the cross,

counter any extremity, Mat.10.38; 16.24,
etral:

otaupow, &, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T)
aor, |], eoTartpwoa, perf. pass. eotavp-
wpat, to fix stakes; later, to crucify, affix
to the cross, Mat. 20. 19; 23. 34; met. to
crucify, to mortify, to deaden, to make a
sacrifice of, Gal. 5. 24; pass. to be cut off
from a thing, as by a violent death, to be
come dead to, Gal. 6. 14.

GTavpod, gen, sing. : oTaupds
otavpodvtat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. oTaupow
oTavpovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . : id.
stavpow, @ }, fut. dow oTavpos
TTAVUpo, dat. sing. . ? F : % id.
atavpwhh, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. oTAUpow
atavpwhjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ; % id.
otavpwbyTw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
oTavpoca, aor. 1, infin. act. . F id.
TTAUVPUHCAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
oTavpwHrare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. ‘ id.
OTAUPWCETE, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. ; id.
oravpwcov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
oTAVPHTW, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : id.
CTAVpHTWoL, 3 pers. pl. aor. I, subj. act. = id.
otadvAai, nom. pl. otapudy

a He. 9. 4.

6 Mat. 17. 27.

ora 375

oradvAds, acc. pl.—B. Ln. :
orapvdy
eaagiulay, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 7.16)
otapvaAs |, is, 4, (§ 2. tab. B.a) (oradis, 4 raisin)
a cluster or bunch of grapes, Mat. 7. 16
Lu. 6. 44; Re. 14. 18.

otapvAyy, acc. sing. . . . . orapvAn
oTdXvAS, acc. pl. : : : . . OTAXUS
oTAXUI, dat. sing. : A - . id.
o1dxvv, ace. sing. . : ; P 5 id.
Srayxvv," acc. = : ; : : Srdxvs

Sraxus |, vos, 6, Stachys, pr. name,

aTaxus |, vos, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. g) an ear of
corn, Mat. 12. Tsar: 2.23604) 2956.

690.
oreyel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . , 3 oTeyw
/ e .
oreyn |, nS; 7) . . . . . id.
oreynv, acc. sing. . . . . 5 oréyn
oTeyopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . oreywo
oréyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . 7 id.

aréyo|, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to cover; to
hold off, to hold in; hence, to hold out
against, to endure patiently, 1 Co. 9. 12;
13.7; absol. to contain one’s self, 1 Thes.
Seely be
oreyn, nS, "> (§ 2. tab. B. a) a roof,
flat roof ef a house, Mat. 8.8; Mar. 2.4;

Lu. 7. 6.
oreyov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : areyo
oreipa, nom. and voc. sing. fem. 4 . @TEpos
oreipa, dat. sing. fem. . : : P id
oTeipar, nom. pl. fem. : ; : ; id.

oTeipos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) sterile; barren,
not bearing children, Lu. 1.7, 36; 23.29;

Gal. 4. 27.
oré\Xeo bau, pres. infin. mid. . : ; BON
ote\Ndpuevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. . id.

oTéAAw |, fut. oteAd, perf. 2oradka, (§ 27.
rem. 1, b, and rem. 2. b) aor. 1, éorevAa,
(§ 27. rem. 1.d) pr. to place in set order,
to arrange; to equip; to despatch; to stow;
to contract ; mid. to contract one’s self, to
shrink; to withdraw from, avoid, shun,
2 Co. 8. 20; 2 Thes. 3. 6.
oToAy, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) equip-
ment; dress; a long garment, flowing robe,

« Ro. 16. 9.

worn by priests, kings, and persons of distinc-

tion, Mat. 12. 38; 16. 5, et al.
otéupa], atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (a7éduw, to
encircle) a crown; a fillet, wreath, Ac.

14. 13.
oreupara,,” acc. pl. 5 Fi F . OTEUpO.
orevayjots, dat. pl. . A ; : d OTEVOYP.OS
orevay0s |, ov, 6 : : : orevala
oTevaypov, gen. sing. : 5 : - OTEVAY LOS
otevacere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. ; * orevalw
otevacopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : 2 id.
otevadovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
arevdlw |, fut. céw, aor. 1, éorévaga, (§ 26. rem. 2)

to groan, sigh, Ro. 8. 23; 2 Co. 5.2, 4;

He. 13. 17; to sigh inwardly, Mar. 7. 34;

to give vent to querulous or censorious

feelings, Ja. 5. 9.

orevayp.os, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a

sighing, groaning, groan, Ac. 7. 343 an

inward sighing, aspiration, Ro. 8. 26.
orev, nom. sing. fem. : : ; - oTevos
oTevis, gen. sing. fem. id.
atevos |, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) narrow, strait,

Mint Zonta pelts mlatt aan 2's
ortevoxwpeiobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. oTevoXwpew

oTEVOXMpEeD, a], fut. 4ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (oTevos
& xXopa) to crowd together into a narrow
place, straiten; pass. met. to be in straits,
to be cooped up, to be cramped from action,
2 Co. 4.8; to be cramped in feeling, 2 Co.
Grer2.
orevoxwpia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) pr. narrowness of place, a
narrow place; met. straits, distress, anguish,
ROwW2OsS 43552 1CO1On 4c terRLOs

OTEVOXWPOU{LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pr. pass. oTEVOXWpew

orevoxwpia.], as, id.
orevoxwpiass, dat. pl. 2 . F . oTevoxwpla
oTeped, nom. sing. fem. ; . ; oTepeds
otepeds, gen. sing. fem. ide
arepeot, nom. pl. masc. : ‘ F id.

aorepeds |, a, dv, (§7. rem. 1) (perhaps kindred with
toTHLL) stiff, hard; of food, solid, as
opposed to what is liquid and light, He.
5.12; firm, steadfast, 2 Ti. 2. 19; 1 Pe.
Bas

an /
oTepesw, @, fut. dow, aor. 1, éorep-

6 Ac. 14, 13.

OTEPE

OTEPE

. éwoa, (§ 20. tab.T) to render firm; to strengthen,
Ac. 3. 7, 16; to settle, Ac. 16. 5.
oTEepewpua, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. what is solid and firm; met. firmness,
steadfastness, constancy, Col. 2. 5.

oTepedw, © |, fut. oow . oTEpeds

. 4 a , :
orepéwpa |,“ atos, TO - 4 : : id.
Srepava, gen. . ° . . . Lrepavas

2. rem. 4) Stephanas, pr. name.

Srepavas |, a, 6, (§

orépayo., nom. pi. otedavos
otédavor, acc. sing. é é * ji id.
Brépavor, BCC3 ues ° ° : Srépavos

Srépavos |, ov, 6, Stephanus, Stephen, pr. name.

arépavos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (arépu, to en-
circle) that which forms an encirclement ;
@ crown, Mat. 27. 29; Re. 4. 4, 10; @
chaplet, wreath, conferred on a victor in
the public games, 1 Co. 9. 25; met. a
crown, reward, prize, 2 Ti. 4.8; Ja. 1.12;
@ crown, ornament, honour,

4. L, et al.

glory, Phi.

cal ,
otepavow, &, fut. dow, aor.1, éored-
dvwca, (§ 20. tab. T) to encompass; to
crown; to crown as victor in the games,

2 Ti. 2.5; met. to crown, adorn, decorate,

Ww Ins oe, Gh, ae
Sredavov, gen. : : - : Srédavos
oTepavous, acc. pl. : . ; otépavos
aorepavovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) orepavow
arepavow, & |, fut. dow orédavos
Srepdvey, dat. . . . . . rédavos
o7nOn, ace. pl. . é . a7 00s
oT, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. iGo 29. rem. 2) torn

eos, To, and pl. 7a oryOy, (8 5. tab.
E. b) the breast, Lu. 18. 13; 23. 48; Jno.
13. 25, et al.

aor7Oos J,

OTIKEL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . i oTiKw
OTHKETE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . id.
OTHKNTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj... 3 C id.
oTHKo |, a late equivalent to éornka tore
ornvat, or. 2, infin. (§ 29. tab. X) : : id.
oTnpty}.0s |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a). ; id.
oTnptyj.od,° gen. sing. ‘ : : ° oTNpLyLos
ornptlo |, fut. (fw, (§ 26. rem. 2). 5 torn

ornpilov, nom. sing. m. part. pres.—B. Ln. Tdf.

émurtypi~wv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 18. a ornpico

@ Col, 2. 5, 6 2 Pe. 3.17. e Gal, 6,17.

376

Oo TOLX
ornpigat, aor. 1, infin. act. ornpilo
ornpifat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat. act. . id.
oTyptéare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.
ornpiéov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
oTnpiger, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ; : id.

oTypicov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act.—
ALOR. Din. etdf.. 2 ‘ ; id.
omnptéov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 22. 32)

ornpixGnvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. . ‘ A id.
oTyoat, aor. 1, infin. act. 5 c (ornpee
oTyoavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
orjoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . . id.
ation, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . f id.
oTjons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
OTHOTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act.—D. Tdf. 2
Tnoynonre, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Mar. 7. eh é
oTyoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. mid. . ‘ id.
oTyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. and subj. (§ 29.
rem. 3) - . : : id.

otiBddas, acc. pl.—B. D. Ln. Tdf. z
otoufsadas, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 11. 8) \ orBés

ortBas |, ddos, (&) %, v-r. same signif. as. orouBds
orlypa |, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D.c) (aria, to prick;

to burn in marks, brand) a brand-mark.
otiypata,® acc. pl. . . : : orlyp0.
ortypy |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (orite) pr. @ point;

met. a point of time, moment, instant.

oTtypy,* dat. sing. : : ; : oTlypa)
ati\Bovra,’ nom. pl. neut. part. pres. . ori Bu
aTivBo |, fut. oridpw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) to

shine, glisten.

arcd|, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) . lot ne

oTO4, dat. sing. : 5 - OToa
o7Toas, acc. pl. . . . . . id.
ororsadas,! acc. pl. . . . orotBas

oroupds |, ddos, (&) 7, ($4. rem. 2.c) (orefBu, to
tread) a stuffing of leaves, boughs, etc.;

meton. a bough, branch. N.T,
arotyeta, nom. and ace. pl. OTOLXELov
orouxety, pres. infin. TTOLXEew

arouxetor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dim. of ezotxos,
arow, a straight rod or rule, from oTELXo,
to go in a straight line) an element; un
element of the natural universe, 2 Pe.
3. 10, 12; an element or rudiment of any
intellectual or religious system, Gal. 4.
Be OS (Calle > Gh BOR Wee hs ey

@ Lu. 4. 5, e Mar, 9.3. f Mar, 11. 8.

OTOLX 377 OT Par

orouxels, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : : aroxéo | otparevuara, nom. and ace. pl. : - OTparevpa
Sram gen. pl. . : : + OToLXElov | oTpaTevpart, dat. sing. . ‘ : ; id.
aroixew, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. 1B) (arotyos, 4 OTparevpatos, gen. sing. , : 5 id.
row) pr. to advance in a line; met. to oTparevpatwv, gen. pl. : ¢ id.
frame one’s conduct by a certain rule, Ac. oTparevojela, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . otparevo
oun 24cm Royd. 12!) Galk 5. 25)5,16..16)5 o7Tparevopevot, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. mid. id.
Phir 3) 16: oOTparevopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
orotxnoovot, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. . 5 oToxew oTpatrevopévwy, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. ‘ id.
oTOLXovGL, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 A id. oTparevovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . id.
oTOLXovGL, 3 pers. pl. pres. sei nas a) otpatevty |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) and mid.
oroxyycovet, R. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Gal. 6, 16) oTparevopat, (otpards, an army) to
CTOLXOLEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. : : id. perform military duty, serve as a soldier,
o7roAai, nom. pl. - i 5 ‘ é oToAy Lu. 3.14; 1 Co.9.7; 2 Ti. 2.4; to battle,
oroAats, Gat. pl. j : : A id. Ja. 4.1; 1 Pe. 2. 11; to be spiritually
oroAds, acc. pl. A : C : id. militant, 2 Co. 10. 3; 1 Ti. 1. 18.
a7oX7 |, nS; 7). —Gr. Sch. Tdf. , i AX | otpareta, as, th (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
oroAat, Rec. (Re. 6. sai) i hahaa: rem. 2) a@ military expedition, campaign ;
oToAnY, acc. sing. : , . . or0X% | and genr. military service, warfare ; met.
the Christian warfare, 2 Co. 10. 4; 1 Ti.
orope |, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c) the mouth, 1, 18.
Mat. 12. 345 35. 0i,e17, 18'512. 016, oTparevp.a, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
et al.; speech, words, Mat. 18. 16; 2 Co. an army, Mat. 22. 7, et al.; an armed
13. 1; command of speech, facility of lan- force, corps, Ac. 23.10, 27; troops, guards,
guage, Lu. 21. 15; from the Heb., dyoé- Lu. 23. 11
yew TO oTOpa, to make utterance, to speak, orparyyol, nom. pl. 3 : : F orparnyos
Mat. 5. 2; 13. 35, et al.; also, used of | oTparyyots, dat. pl. . 5 - id.
the earth, to rend, yawn, Re. 12. 16; arparnys |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. at (oTpatos &
oTopa. pos oTOpa. AaXety, to speak ayo) a leader or commander of an army,
mouth to mouth, face to face, 2 Jno. 12; general ; a Roman pretor, provincial
3 Jno. 14; the edge or point of a weapon, magistrate, Ac. 16. 20, 22, 35, 36, 38;
IL{vk, Fig BYES TES Tite Bye oTparyyos TOV iepov, the captain or pre-
TTOMLAXOS, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. fect of the temple, the chief of the Levites
the guilet leading to the stomach ; hence, who kept guard in and around the temple,
later, the stomach itself, 1 Ti. 5. 23. Te 22 eA hers AC eA sl sh 24 eee
oropara, aCCa ploe ars ; ‘ : : OTOpa eTpatnyovs, ace. pl. F 4 : - otparnyos
ordpart, dat. sing. 3 : : : id. orTparee |, ds, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (o7pa-
OTOPaATOS, gen. sing. : ; : : id. 70S) an army, host; from the Heb,
oTopatwv, gen. pl. . . . . id. OTpaTia ovpdvios, OF Tov otpavod, the
OTOp.aXoV," acc. sing. : : : ; oTOMAXOS heavenly host, the host of heaven, the hosts
ordpaxos |, ov, 0 : ; ; : oropa of angels, Lu. 2. 13; the stars, Ac. 7. 42.
orpareia. |, as, 7) . . . : - oTparevw oTpatiorys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) a
oTpareiay, BCCeSIN eam. F : : oTpareta soldier, Mat. 8. 9; 27. 27, et al.; met. a
oTpateias, gen. sing. : é id. soldier of Christ, 2 Ti. 2. 3.
oTpareverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. 6 15s OTparla, dat. sing. : : : 5 OT parid.
tab. O) c < 3 oTparevo oTpaTias, gen. sing. . : : . 4 id.
oTpatevy, 2 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. : id. oTpaTiaTaL, nom. plea. : : . OTparuorys
otparevpa!, atos, TO - : : - id. oTpatuotais, dat. pl. . : : : id.
otparevpac, dat. pl. : c . - oTpatevpa | oTpatidras, acc. pl. . : ‘ : id.

a1 Ti. 5. 23.

OT PAT

378

Gv

oTpatiory, dat. sing. . . + OTPATLOTNS
OTPATLOTHY, acc. sing. . = . . id.
otpatiwrys |, ov, 0 - : : : : Supt
oTpatwray, gen. pl. . . - OTpaTuiTns

orparonoyew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (o7pa-
Tos & Néyw) to collect or levy an army,
L.G,.

. /
orpatoAoyjoaytt,* dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 orpatodoyew

enlist troops.

oTpatom<dapyxy,” dat. sing. . + oTpatoredapxns
otpatomedapxys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (otpard-

medov & dpxw) 4 commandant of a camp;
a legionary tribune; perhaps, the prefect of
L.G.

orpardredov |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab.C.c) (atpards &
ground, plain) pr. the site of an

the pretorian camp, Ac. 28. 16.

/
TEeOoV,
encampment; an encampment; meton. an

army, Lu. 21. 20.

oTpatorédwy,* gen. pl. ‘ é oTpardmedov
otpadeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, pass.

(§ 24. rem. 10) : 5 » oTpéepw
otpadetoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, pass. id.
oTpapertes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass. id.
otpadnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass. id.
oTpapiot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. Bas oe Es)

Ibn dWolin, ° ° c id.

eriotpapoot, R. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 12. 40)
otpeBXover,’ 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . oTpeBrow

otpeBrow, O |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (orpeBAn,
a windlass, a wrench, instrument of torture,

rack) pr. to distort the limbs on a rack ;
met. to wrench, distort, pervert.

oTpepev, pres. infin. act. : otpépo
otpepopefa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . id.
aTpepo |, Yow, aor. 1, éorpewa, (§ 23.

rem. 1. a, and rem. 2) aor. 2, pass. eoTpa-
yy, (a) (§ 24. rem. 10) to twist ; to turn,
Mat.5.39; to make a change of substance,
to change, Re. 11. 6; absol. to change or
turn one’s course of dealing, Ac. 7. 42;
mid. to turn one’s self about, Mat. 16. 23;
Lu. 7. 9, et al.; to turn back, Ac. 7. 393
to change one’s direction, to turn elsewhere,
Ac. 13. 46; to change one’s course of
principle and conduct, to be
Mat. 18. 3.
otpeyov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. 5

oTpnviacavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1.

converted,

oTpepw

OTpYHVLAw

oTpyviaw, @|, fut.dow . ~~. :

oTpHVvos
otpivos |, €os, Td, (§ 5. tab. E. b) Gane strong,
hard) headstrong pride; wantonness, luxury,
voluptuousness, Re. 18. 3.
oTpyvidw, &, fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 2)
to be wanton, to revel, riot, Re. 18. 7, 9. -

OT AVOUS,° gen. sing. ; . é ° OT, NVOS
py pa

otpovbiov
otpovbiov |, tov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (dimin. of

otpovlia, nom. pl. 5 . e .

oTpovlos) any small bird, spe. a sparrow,

Mat. 10. 29, 31; Lu. 12. 6, 7.
otpoviiwy, gen. pl. . . - otpovbiov
oTpovvupl, OF otpwrvtw), fut. ozpdow, aor. 1,

éotpwoa, perf. pass. orpwpat, (§ 36.

rem. 5) (by metath. for OTOPevVUpL) to

spread, to strew, Mat. 21. 8; Mar. 11. 8;

to spread a couch, Ac. 9. 34; used of a

supper-chamber, pass. to have the couches

spread, io be prepared, furnished, Mar.
Hs eG IE ek Te
2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. .

,
oTp@cov, OTPOVVYLLL

orvyntot,! nom. pl. masc. : Z ‘ orvyntos
atvyntos |, 4, ov, and ds, ov, (orvyéw, to hate)

hateful, odious, detested.
atvyvalw |, fut. dow, aor. 1, eorvyvaca, (§ 26.

rem. 1) (arvyvds, gloomy) to put on a

gloomy and downcast look, Mar. 10. 22;

of the sky, to lower, Mat. 16. 3. LXX.

arvyvatwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. orvyvaloo
oTvyvacas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 : id.
o7vAo, nom. pl. otvAos
oTvAov, acc. sing. . ; : 3 ; id.

aTvnos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a pillar, column,
Re. 10. 1; used of persons of authority,
influence, etc., a@ support or pillar of the
Church, Gal. 2.9; Re. 3. 12; @ support
of true doctrine, 1 Ti. 3. 15.

Srwikds |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) stoic, belonging to
the sect of the Stoics, founded by Zeno,
and deriving their name from the portico,
orod, where he taught.

Srotkdv, gen. pl. . . . . Stwikds

ou] y gen. god, dat. ~oi, acc. gé, and enclitic cou,
oo, oe, pl. beets, ($ 11. tab. K. b) pron.
2. pers. thou, Mat. 1. 20; 2. 6, et al.
freq.

as, on, oov, (§11.rem.4) thine, Mat.

a a ae

a2 Ti. 2.4, 6 Ac. 28. 16. ¢e Lu. 21. 20,

42 Pe. 3. 16.

e Re. 18. 3. J Tit. 3. 3. g Ac. 17. 18.

avyye

7. 3. 22, et al.; of coi, thy kindred, friends,

ete., Mar. 5.19; ro cov and 7a od, what

is thine, thy property, goods, etc., Mat.

20. 14; 25. 25; Lu. 6. 30.
ovyyeveia |, as, 7 ovyyevns
ovyyeveia, dat. sing. ovyyevea
ovyyéveiay, acc. sing. : Fi é 3 id.
ovyyeveias, gen. sing. . x : 5 id.
ovyyevets, nom. and acc. pl. masc. ovyyays
ovyyevéot, dat. pl. masc. A ; j id.
ovyyen; acc. sing. masc. . . id.

avyyevis |, €os, ovs, 6, 7, ($ 7. tab. G. b) (atv &
yévos) kindred, akin ; as a subst. a kins-
man or kinswoman, relative, Mar. 6. 4;
Lu. 1. 36, 58, et al.; one nationally akin,
a fellow-couniryman, Ro. 9.3.

ovyyéveia, as, 7p (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) kindred; kinsfolk, kinsmen, rela-
tives, Lu. 1. 61; Ac. 7. 3, 14.
Fae gen. pl. . . ovyyevys

ovyyveun |, ns, 9, (8 2. tab. B. 3. a) (ovyywadcke,

to agree in judgment with) pardon; con-

cession, leave, permission, 1 Co. 7. 6.
ovyyvepny,“ ovyyvayn
ovykdOnpyat|, (ovv & eae, to sit in company

with, Mar. 14. 54; Ac. 26. 30.
ovykabypevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . ovyKkaOypat
ovyKkalyevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
cuykabilw |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (atv & kabii-

fw) trans. to cause to sit with, seat in

acc, sing. . . .

company with, Ep. 2. 6; intrans. to sit in
company with; Ac.

Diag Tye
ovykabicdvrwy, gen. pl. mase. part. aor. 1 ovyKabile
cvykaxorabéw, @ |, fut. 7ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ody

& kaxorraféw) to suffer evils along with

any one; to be enduringly adherent, 2 Ti.

to sit down together,

Teg Son aN.
10 ® 2 pers. s. aor. 1, imper 6é
KAKOTA0HnCOV, + Pers. S. -t,imper. gvuvyKaKo7ralew
ovy iE
ovykakovxeto Gar,” pres. infin. . TvyKaKOVvyeopLaL

/ a Pe & / t
ovykaKkovxéopat, otpas|, (atv & Kakovxéw) to
encounter adversity along with any one.

379

OVYKE

ovykddéw, &,], fut. dow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (ctv & kadéw)
to call together, convoke, 16;

mid. to call around one’s self, Lu. g. 1,

Mar. 15.

et al.
ovykaAovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : ovyKkadéw
ovykadvrrw |, fut. Yu, perf. pass. ovyKekdAvppat,
(§ 23. rem. 1. a, and rem. 7) (ow &
Kadvrrw) to cover altogether, to cover
up; met. to conceal, Lu. 12. 2.
ovykdprte |, fut. Ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ovv &
KO PTT) to bend or bow together; to bow
down the back of any one afflictively, Ro.
II. 10.
ovyKapwov,4 ovyKdprre
ovyxataBaive |, fut. Byoopas, ($37. rem. 1) (ody
& kataBaivw) to go down with any one.

2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. .

ovykataPdvtes,° nom.pl.masc.part.aor.2 gvyKataBatve
ovykatabeats |,/ ews, 7 . -ovyKarartOnwe
ovykatatebepmevos,® nom. sing. masc. part. perf.

pass. (with mid. force) 3 c id.
ovyKkatatibéevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

mid.—C.D. . : : - id

ovykatatefeévos, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf. im
(Lu. 23. 51) : :

ovykatatiOnut|, (ovv & KatartiOypr) to set down
together with; mid. to assent, accord.
avykatdbects, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
assent; in N.T. accord, alliance, 2Co.6.16.
L.G.
ovyxataynpilu |, fut. icw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (avy,
cataynpilo, wos) 10 count, number

with. N.T.
ovyKkareynpicOn,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind.
pass. . . . . ovykatalnpicea

ovyKecxadupevor,' nom. sing. neut. part. perf.

pass. . . . . ovykadirTw
OVYKEKEPAT}LEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part.
perf. pass. —A. B. C. D. Ln. Tdf. i
OVYKEPAVVUpLL

ovykexpajévos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He.
4e52)) Ne = : : :

ovykexheurpévot, nom. pl. masc. part. p. pass.

OVYKEKpapLEvos, nom.s.masc. part. perf. pass.

ovykielw
ovyKEpavvype

NT. ovykepavvypt, oF viw |, fut. kepdow, aor. 1, cvv-
ovykanei, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. F ovyKkadéw exepaca, perf. ovyKeKpapat, (§ 36. rem.
ovykahetra, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . id. 5) (ovv & KEepavvup.e) to mix with,
ovyKaderdp.evos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, mingle together, commingle; to blend,

mid. 5 c c 0 5 id. 1 Co. 12. 24; pass. to be attempered,
ovykarécac Gan, aor. 1, infin. mid. . ; id. combined, He. 4. 2.

a1 Co. 7. 6. 62 Ti.1. 8. e He. 11. 25. d Ro. 11, 10. e Ac, 25. 5. f2 Co. 6. 16. y Lu. 23. 51. k Ac. 1. 26. i Lu, 12. 2.

OUYKE 380 oucev
ovykexunevn, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. ovyxew explain, to illustrate, or, to suit, 1 Co. 2. 13.
OVYKEXUTAL, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id. ovyKkvrrovea,* nom. sing. fem. part. pres. OVYKUTTW

ovykivéw, |, fut. iow, (§ 16. tab. P) (nv &
KWeéw ) to move together, commove, put in

commotion; to excite, Ac. 6. 12.
ovyk\Eudpmevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.

A. D. Ln. Sch. Tdf. : :
ovykekAeropevor, Rec. Gr. (Gal. 3. 23)
ovykr<iw |, fut. efow, (§ 22. rem. 4) (ow &
kA€lw) to shut up together, to hem in; to

ovykA<iw

5.6; met. to band under a

o

enclose, Lu.
sweeping sentence, Ro. 11. 32; Gal. 3.22;
pass. to be banded under a bar of dis-

ability, Gal. 3. 23.

cuykAnpovopa, acc. pl. neut. ovyKAypovop.0s
avykAypovdmor, nom. pl. masc. . : : id.
ovykAnpovopots, dat. pl. masce. = id.

avykAypovopos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) hee &
kAnpovopos) pr. & coheir, Ro. 8. 17; a

fellow-participant, Ep. 3.6; He. 11. 9;
1 Pe. 3.7. NIT.
cvykAypovopev, gen. pl. « . + ovyKAnpovop.os

OVYKOLWWVELTE, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. oVyKOWwVeWw
ovykowwvew, ©], fut. now . ovYyKOWWVOS
ovyKowwvycavTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 ovyKowwvew
OVYKOLVWVITNTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1s subj. . id.

avyKowwves |, 00, 6, 9, (ctv & Kotvwvds) one who
Ro.
11.17; @ copartner in service, fellow, 1 Co.
Q. 23; Phi.1.7; a@ sharer, Re.1.9. N.T.

ovykowwvéw, &, fut. yow, (§ 16.
tab. P) to be a joint partaker, participate

partakes jointly ; a coparticipant,

with a person; in N.T. to mix one’s self

up in a thing, to involve one’s self, be an

accomplice in, Ep. 5.11; Re. 18. 4; to
sympathise actively in, to relieve, Phi.
4. 14.

ovyKowwvors, acc. pl. masc. . TVYKOYLWVOS

ovykopile |, fut. (ow, ($26.rem.1) (avy & xopi€w)
to bring together, collect; to prepare for

burial, take charge of the funeral of any

one, bury, Ac. 8. 2.
ovykpivat, aor. 1, infin. ovyKpivo
ovyKpivovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
ovyxpive |, fut. wo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (oly &

Kplvo) to combin2, compound; to compare,
to estimate by comparing with something

else, or, to match, 2 Co. 10. 12, bis; to

ovykinte |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ovv &
KUTTW) to bend or bow together; to be
bowed together, bent double.

--

ovykupia|, as, 4, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2
(cvykupéw, to happen together, civ &
Kupéew, to happen) concurrence, coin-
cidence, chance, accident ; xara ovykv-

play, by chance, accidentally, Lu. 10. 31.

ovykupiay,” acc. sing. . . . . ovyKupia
ovyxaipet, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ° 6 ovyxaipw
ovyxaipere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. 6 id.

ovyxaipw |, aor. 2, ovvexapyy, (§ 27. rem. 4. b)
(ovv & xalpw) to rejoice with any one,
sympathise in joy, Lu. 15. 6, 9; Phi. 2.
17, 18; met. 1 Co. 12. 26; to sympathise
in the advancement of, 1 Co. 13. 6.

ovyXapyTE, ovyxaipw

ovyXEW, and later, twve |, imperf. ovvexeov & ovve-

2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. . °

xuvor, perf. pass. oVyKEXU LAL, aor. 1, pass.
ovvexvOnv, (v) (§ 35. rem. 1. and § 36.
rem. 1) (ovv & xew) to pour together,
mingle by pouring together ; hence, to con-
found, perplex, amaze, Ac. 2. 6; to con-
found in dispute, Ac. 9. 22; to throw into
confusion, fill with uproar, Ac. 19. 32;
Ae yy Byte
avyxvots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
pr. @ pouring together ; hence, confusion,
commotion, tumult, uproar, Ac. 19. 29.
ovyxpdopat, Gpat}, fut. yoomar, (§ 18. tab. R)
(ovtv & Xpaopiae) to use at the same
time with another, use in common ; to have

social intercourse with, associate with. L.G.

oVYXpOvTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ ovyXpaoprat
ovyYXUVETAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass —
ASB Dh ncehdts a. C . ovyxvve
ovykexvrau, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 21. 31)
ovyxive |, see oVYXEW.
ovyxvoews,” gen. sing. . . oyxoes
avyxvats |, EWS, 7 : : ovyXEw

ovlaw, &|, fut. yow, (§ 25. rem. 2) (ee & Caw)
to live with; to continue in life with any
one, 2 Co. 7. 3; to co-exist in life with
another, Ro. 6. 8; 2 Ti. 2. 11.

ovlevyvupe |, fut. ZevSw, aor. 1, cvvelevfa, (§ 31.
tab. B. B) (ovv & Cevyvupn, to yoke) to

4 La. 138. 11.

6 Lu. 10.31.

¢ Ac.19. 29.

oudny

381

ovAvAa

yoke together; trop. to conjoin, join together, unite, berry) equivalent to CVKOLOpos, the fig-mul-
Mat. 19. 6; Mar. 10. 9. berry, ficus sycamorus of Linn., a tree
ovGyos, ov, 6, 7), (§ 7. rem. 2) a whose leaves resemble those of the mul-
yoke-fellow ; an associate, fellow-labourer, berry, and its fruit that of the fig-tree.
coadjutor, Phi. 4. 3. NEG:
ovGqv, pres. infin. § i : ae cuKopopéay,* acc. sing.—Rec. Gr. .
ovveny, Ln. (and so generally) CVKOpPwpEeay, Bape ined ts ovkopopea
ovlnooper, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. 5 : id. CTVKOPLMWpaiar, Sch. 5
ovénrety, pres. infin. ovlyntew atxov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a fiz, Mat. 7. 16,
ovlyretre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. ‘ , id. et al.
avlytew, |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (ovv & &y- cvxopavréw, &], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ovKo-

“es to seek, ask, or inquire with another; avrns, pr. among the Athenians, an

to deliberate, debate, Mar. 1. 27; 9. 10; informer against those who exported figs

to hold discourse with, argue, reason, Mar. contrary to law, cdxov, paiva) to inform

8. 11; 12. 28; Ac. 6. 9; to question, dis- against ; to accuse falsely; by impl. to

pute, cavil, Mar. 9. 14, 16, et al. wrong by false accusations or insiduous

oveyrycts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) arts; to extort money by false informations,

mutual discussion, debate, disputation, Ac. IGS Bae BG), ts,

ss Oy Yd Peel re, IKE Sucopavripayre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. ovKkopavTéw

ovlyTyTHs, 0d, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a | ovkwv, gen. pl. ; . » ovKOV
disputant, controversial reasoner, sophist, ovAaywyéew, &], fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (ovAn,

N (COE He Yee IIa or ovAov, and ayo) to carry off as a prey
ovlntirens, gen. sing. oueyrnots or booty ; met. to make victims of impos-
ovdyrycw, acc. sing. id. ture, Col. 2.8. L.G.
ovlyrnats |, Ews, y ovenréw ovAaywy dv,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . ovAaywyéw
ovlnTntys |," ov, 6 : id. cuvAdw, @]|, fut. yow, aor. 1, éovAnoa, (§ 18.
oviyntotvtas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id. tab. R) (ovAy, OF cdAov, the right of
ovdytovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id. seizing the goods of a merchant in payment)
cvlntovvtov, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. 5 id. to strip, rob; to rob, encroach upon, 2 Co.
avluy<,’ voc. sing. masc. ovluyos a
avlvyos |, ov, 6, 1) : . : - orvledyvupe | cvAdaPeiv, aor. 2, infin. act. ovdAdapBaver
cvlwororew, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (owv & ovAdAaBéoGat, aor. 2, infin. mid. . : é id.

Cworrorgw) to quicken together with an- ovAAa/3ouevor, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, mid. id.

other; to make a sharer in the quickening ovAXafovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.

of another, Ep. 2. 5; Col. 2. 13. N.T. cvAAaBotea, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. id.
GvKa, acc. pl. OUKOV ovAAafovcr, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
cvKdp.ivos |, ov, 7, and 6, @ sycamine-tree, i. q. ovA\adynoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. ovAAaréw

ovkopLopaia, q.V- ovAXaXotvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.
ovkauivw,° dat. sing. ovKapuvos | cvANGALw, GB], fut. Yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (avy &

Aadéw) to talk, converse, or confer with,
cvk |, js, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) contr. for cuxéa, | Mat. 17. 3; Mar. 9. 4, et al. L.G.

a fig-tree, ficus carica of Linn., Mat. ovr\apBavov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. ovA\AapBive

21. 19, et al. | ovidap Pave |, fat. Ajpowat, aor. 2, cvvehdéBor,
avy, dat. sing. . . . oVK} perf. cvvethynda, aor. 1, pass. cuveAnd-
cuKiy, acc. sing. . id. Onv, (§ 36. rem. 2) (ody & AapPavw)
ouKys, gen. sing. id. to catch up; to scize, apprehend, Mat.
ovKoopaia, OF cviKopopéa |, as, 7), 52 2. tab. B. b, 26. 55; Ac. 1.16, et al.; to catch, as

and rem. 2) (adkov & pdpov, @ mul- prey, Lu. 5. 93; to conceive, become preg-

@1Co.1. 20. 6 Phi. 4.3. e¢ Lu. 17. 6. d Lu. 19. 3, e Col. 2.8.

ovAre 382 CULPA
nant, Lu. 1. 24, 31, 36; 2. 21; met. Ja. 1. 15; ovpBeBnKore, dat. sing. neut. part. perf. ovpBaivw
mid. to help, aid, assist, Lu. 5. 7; Phi. ovpBeBnkdtwv, gen. pl. neut. part. perf. id.

4. 3.

ovAXéyerau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . ovddéyw
ovAXéyorrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
id.

ovdA€yovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act.

ovddEéyw |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (avy & déeyw)

to collect, gather, Mat. 7.16; 13. 28,

et al.
ovdXAéEare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. - ovdr\{dyo
ovAXeEover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. id.
ovdAAEwpev, | pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. id.
ovdAnwy, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. - ovdd\apBdvw
ov\Andbevra, acc. sing. mase. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
ovrAnpOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. id.

ovAdoyiCopat}, fut. dropat, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ody &
Aoyiopar) to reckon up together; to con-
sider, deliberate, reason, Lu. 20. 5.
ovAAuréopat, otfar |, ($17. tab. Q) (avy & Avréo-
prac) to be grieved together with; to be
grieved, Mar. 3. 5.
ovAdvrovpevos,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. gvAAvméopae
ovpBaivew, pres. infin.
ovpPatvovros, gen. sing. neut. part. pres. 3
ovpBaive |, fut. Byoopar, aor. 2, cvveByy, (§ 37.
rem. 1) (ovv & Baivw) to stand with the
feet near together; to step or come together ;

coup Baive
id.

to happen, befall, fall out, Mar. to. 32,

et al.
ovpPBadreiy, aor. 2, infin. oupPadrrw
oupBaddAoveca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.

oupPddrw |, fut. Bada, (§ 27. rem. 2. d) (avy &

BarXw) pr. to throw together; absol. to

meet and join, Ac. 20.143; to meet in war,
to encounter, engage with, Lu. 14. 31; to
encounter in discourse or dispute, Ac.
17. 18; to consult together, Ac. 4. 15;
mid. to contribute, be of service to, to aid,
Ac. 18. 27; cupBadrdrew ev TH Kapdia,
to revulre in mind, ponder upon, Lu. 2.19.

ovpBavror, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 oupBaiv
ovpBacretcouev, | pers. pi. fut. ind. oupBacirevw
coup BacirctKouper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. id.

ovpBacrrWvw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ovv &
Bacrevw) to reign with; met. to enjoy
honour and felicity with, 1 Co. 4.8; 2 Ti.
A, 1192, 8 A Ce

ovpBeByxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§37.rem.1) oupBatvw

a Mar. 3. 5.

6 Ro. 11. 34.

Ss
a

ovpSiBatopevov, nom. s. neut. part. pres. pass. cypSiBalw
coup ByBalovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
ovpBiBdlw |, fut. dow, ($ 26. rem. 1) (oty &
BiBalw) pr. to cause to come together ;
to unite, knit together, Ep. 4. 16; Col. 2.
2, 19; to infer, conclude, Ac. 16. 10; by
impl. to prove, demonstrate, Ac. 9. 22; in
N.T. to teach, instruct, 1 Co. 2. 16.
ovpBiBalwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.
oupPiBaoer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
oupBiBacGevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. ‘|
pass.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. . id.
ovpBiBacberwv, Rec. (Col. 2.2) . |
ovpBiBacbevrwv, gen. pl. m. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
ovpBovreticas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ovpBovretw
ovpBovredtw |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ovy &
Bovdcto) to counsel, advise, exhort, Jno.

ovp Bi Baler

18.14; Re.3.18; mid. to consult together,

plot, Mat. 26. 4, et al.
ovpBovruov |, tov, 7d » otpBovdos
oupBovAiov, gen. sing. . . ovp,BovALov
ovpBovros |,” ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) (ody & Bovdy)

a counsellor ; one who shares one’s counsel,

Ro. 11. 34.

ovpBovrAL0v, lov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

counsel, consultation, mutual consultation,

Mat.12.14; 22.15, et al.; a council coun-
N.T.

Supedr |, 6, Symeon, Simeon, pr. name, indecl.

sellors, Ac. 25. 12.

I. Simeon, son of Juda, Lu. 3. 30.

II. Simeon, son of Jacob, Re. 7. 7.
III. Simeon, a prophet of Jerusalem, Lu.
O45 OA ey te
IV. Simeon, or Simon Peter, Ac. 15. 14;
2 7Pey teak.
V. Simeon, called Niger, Ac. 13. 1.
ouppabyrats,° dat. pl. ovuppabyrys

ouppabyris |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (civ & paby-
TS) a fellow-disciple.

oVUpLpapTupEl, + OVPpapTupEw

ouppaptipew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (avy &
pLapTupew ) to testify or bear witness to-

3 pers. sing. pres. ind.

end with another, add testimony, Ro.

SUE Gh UR We Uc
ouppaprupovuat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. gyypaptupéw
CUPPLApTYPOvE7NS, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.

e Jno. 11. 16,

TUPLE

383

OULTA

ovppepicopar |, fut. crojrat, ($ 26. rem. 1) (ody & pepilw) | cuprapadrapPdvew, pres. infin —B.

to divide with another so as to receive a
part to one’s self, share with, partake with.

N.T.
ovppepiCovras,* 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ovppepilopar
oupperoxa, acc. pl. neut. TuUppETOXOS
CUPPLETOXOL, nom. pl. masc. : id.

ovpperoxos ], ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) Ga &
p€roxos) a partaker with any one, a@ joint

ae Id, B65 O8 Gee Ieee

oruppapeyrra,® ouppepnr fs
ovppipnTys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (orby & puy.éo-

pear) an imitator together with any one,

nom. pl.

a joint-imitator.
ovppopdilopevos, nom. sing. masc. part. ia:

pass.—A. B. D. Ln. Tdf. ouppoppiga

ouppoppovpevos, R.Gr.Sch. (Phi. 3.10) j

cvppoppilu |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ow &

popdigw) equivalent to cuppopddw ;

which see: v.r. Phi. 3. 10
ovUpLpLoppor, acc. sing. neut. ovppoppos
ovppopos |, ov, 6, 4, ($7. rem. 2) (ovv & popdy)

of like form, assimilated, conformed, Ro.

Se2zo um bbing wane! WINE.
ovppoppovjrevos,° nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

pass. - ovppLoppow
orppoppovs, acc. pl. masc. ovppoppos
ovppoppow, |, fur. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (ovv &

poppow) to conform to. N.T.
ovupmafets,? nom. pl. masce. ovprrabis
ovprrabew, |, fut. yow oULTATXH
ovpTabys |, €os, ods, 6, 4 - ‘ ; ; id.
ovprabnca, aor. 1, infin. - ouprrabew

oupTapayevojevot, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 2 ouprrapayivouat
oupzrapayivopat |, aor. 2, oupTrapeyevopny, ($ 37.
rem. 1) (ovv & Tapacyivop.a) to be pre-
sent together with; to come together, con-
vene, Lu. 23. 48; to stand by or support
2) Tis 4516.
cupTapakadew, |, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1) (avy
& Tapakadew ) to invite, exhort along
with others; to animate in company with

one judicially, adesse,

others; pass. to share in mutual encourage-
ment,

ovprapakhyOjvat,” aor. 1, infin. pass. . gvprapaxadéw

ovprapadafeiy, aor. 2, infin. ouprapadap Pave
ovprrapaAaBovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 id.
nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 id.

ovprrapadaov,

41Co. 9.13. 6 Phi. 3.17. ¢ Phi. 3. 10, @ 1 Pe. 3. 8.

Ln. Tdf. : :
oupmrapadaBeiv, Rec. Gr. Sch.

(Ac. 15. 38) Z
ovupTaparap Pave |, 20r. 2, cvurapeAaBov, (§ 36.
rem. 2) (civ & wapadapPBavw) to take
along with, take as a companion, Ac.

ovprraparapBavw

7} ATE ey eteng (GAIL 50 oy,
ovprapapeve |, fut. peva, (§ 27. rem. 1l.a) ody &
Trapap.évw ) to remain or continue with or
among.
fut. ind.

ouptapeyevero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. guumapaytvopat
1

ovpTapapevO,/ 1 pers. sing. + ovpTapapevw

ovprapeye|, (avy & mdpeysr) to be present with

any one.
ovprapovtes,® nom. pl. masc. part. pres. + OVPLTApPEYL
ovpmaoxet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . - OUpTraTXH
TULTATXOMEY, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . . id.

ovpTacyw |, fut. refropar, (§ 36. rem. 4) (ovv &

TATXW), to suffer with, sympathise, 1 Co.

12. 26; to suffer as another, endure cor-

responding sufferings, Ro. 8. 17.

oupTabys, €os, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab.
G.b) (avy & rafos, radcxw) sympathis-
ing, compassionate, 1 Pe. 3. 8.

ovpTabéw, &, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)

to sympathise with, He. 4. 15; to com-

passionate, He. 10. 34.
ovupméeur |, fut. yo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (oty & wéu-

TW) to send with any one, 2 Co. 8. 18, 22.
ovprepraBev," nom. sing. m. part. aor.2 guureprapBaver
ouptrepirapBavw |, fut. AyYouat, (§ 36. rem. 2)

(otv & meptAapBavw) to embrace to-

gether ; to embrace, Ac. 20. 10.
ovpmive |, fut. aiowas and odor, aor. 2, ovy-

éxiov, (§ 37. rem. 1) (avy & zivw) to

drink with any one, Ac. 10. 41. (¢).

ouprdcvov, tov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)

a drinking together; a feast, banquet; a

festive company ; in N.T., pl. oupToota,

mess-parties, Mar. 6. 39.
ovprinte |, aor. 2, cuverecov, (§ 37. rem. 1) (ovy

& mint) to fall together; to fall in

ruins, v.r. Lu. 6. 49.
ovptAnpow, @ |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (atv &

mAnpow to fill, fill up, fill full, Lu. 8. 23;

pass., of time, to be completed, have fully

come, Lu. g. 51; Ac. 2. I.

e Ro. 1. 12. Ff Phi. 1. 25. g Ac. 25, 24, h Ac, 20. 10.

OUTTA 384 vv
oupmAnpoto bar, pres. infin. pass. . ovprAnpso | cvpdvetca,’ nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2, pass... gupdtw
ovpmviyel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . 5 ouprviyw ovppurot’ nom. pl. masc. i - A ovpdutes
ouprviyovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. . id. aippiros |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (atv & diw)
ovprviyovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. 5 id. pr. planted together, grown together; in

ovuprviye |, fut. oda, (§ 23. rem. 1.b) (civ &

mviyw) to throttle, choke ; trop. to choke

the growth or increase of seed or plants,

Mat. 135 225)sMar v4.97.) 10); in. S.9n4's

Lu.8.42. (p.
ouproNirns

to press upon, crowd, throng,
ovpToAtrar,* nom. pl. .
ovpToXirys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. °) (atv & zo-
i Airys) 4 fellow-citizen, met. Ep.2.19. (i).
cvcropevopat |, fut. evoouat, ($ 14. tab. N) (avy
& Topevou.at) to go with, accompany,

LAT 7 Ls AC 2st 2A. LSys ee ONCOMeCNLO=
gether, assemble, Mar. 10. 1.
ovpmopevovtat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. CvpTopEvopat
, . ] ,
oupTooia, acc. pl. OULTOTLOV
, ¢ a
ovptoctor |, tov, To, ($ 3. tab. C. cc). - oupriva

ovpmperBurepos |,” ov, 6, (§ 3. tab.C.a) (atv &
mpea Bvtepos) a feliow-elder, fellow-pres-

byter. N.T.
cupdeper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. cuppepw
cuppepov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. . : id.
ouppeEepovTor, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. ‘ id.

cupdéepw |, fut. cvvotcw, aor. 1, cvviveyKa, aor. 2,
ovviveyxor, (§ 36. rem. 1) (avy & pépw)
to bring together, Ac. 19. 19;
absol. to conduce to, be for the benefit of

collect,

any one, be profitable, advantageous, ex-
1 Co. 6. 12
appropriate, 2 Co. 8. 10; particip. neut.
TO ouppepor, good, benefit, profit, advan-
Ac. 20. 20; 1 Co. 7. 35; impers.

pedient, to suit best, be

tage,
oupéepet, it is profitable, advantageous,
expedient, Mat. 5. 29, 30; 19. 10, et al.
ovppopos, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2)
profitable, expedient, v.r. 1 Co. 7. 353
10. 33.
ovppnpe |,° § 33. tab. DD, and rem. 1) (avy &
pypt) pr. to affirm with; to assent.

atvpdopov, acc. sing. neut.—A. C. Ln. Taf. q
Looy, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 C \ oupepopos
cupéepov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 10. 33)
ctpopos |, ov, 4, > V.r. . - ouppéepw

. tab. B. c) ee & ebvAn)

a fellow-citizen,

oupvurerys |, ov, 6, (3 2

pr. one of the same tribe;
fellow-countryman.

ovppuretov,* gen. pl. . : : 2

a Ep.2.19 61Pe.5.1. ¢Ro.7.16. 41Thes.2.14. e Lu.8.7.

N.T. met. grown together, closely entwined
or united with, Ro. 6. 5.

ovpprvy |, fut. diow, aor. 2, pass. ouvepviny, (§ 24.
rem. 11) (atv & diw) to make to grow

together; pass. to grow or spring up with,

Lu. 8. 7.
cuppovel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . cupwveor
cuppuvéw, & |, fut. now . . » — obpwvos

ovppwvycas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1 . ouppovew

ouppovice, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.—A. B.C.
IDEALS Ale . . a id.
cuppovet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 5. 36)
ouppovyats |= ews, 7 . . . otpdwvos
ovppovyicwct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. ouppovew
ovuppwvia|, as, + . . . ovppwvos
ovjpwvias,* gen. sing. ouppovia

avppuwvos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 1.2) ce & pwv7)
agreeing in sound; met. accordant, har-
monious, agreeing, and neut. 7o ovp-
ovov, accord, agreement, 1 Co. 7. 5.
cupdovéew, o, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P)
to sound together, to be in unison, be in
accord; trop. to agree with, accord with
in purport, Ac. 15.15; to harmonise with,
be congruous, suit with, Lu.5.36; to agree
with, make an agreement, Mat. 18. 19;
DOW Laie Cs nO
oupdovycts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
unison, accord ; agreement, concord, 2 Co.
Ovals aN.
ouppovia, as, ), (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) symphony, harmony of sounds
concert of instruments, music, Lu. 15. 25.
gen. sing. neut. 5 . ovppwvos
ovppwvorst, oupnpovew
ouplypitw |, fut. fom, (§ 26. rem. 1) (civ &
Unpilo, Wipos) to calculate together,
compute, reckon up, Ac. 19. 19.
otpuxou! - + otpypuxos
ovpyoxos |, ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (avy & Wyn)

united in mind, at unity. N.T.

oupdayon,'
3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . :

nom. pl. masc.

our |, prep. governing a dat., with, together with,
Mat. 25. 27; 26. 35; 27. 35; attendant

f Ro.6.5. g 2Co.6.15. h Lu. 15.25. ?+1Co.7.5, k Phi.2.2.

ovvay

385 OvVQayv

on, 1 Co. 15. 10; besides, Lu. 24. 21; with, with | ovvaywvilopar}, fut. tropa, (§ 26. rem. 1) (oly &

the assistance of, 1 Co. 5. 4; with, in the
same manner as, Gal.3.9; etvat ovy TUM,
to be with any one, to be in company with,
accompany, Lu. 2. 13; 8. 38; to be on the
side of, be a partisan of any one, Ac.4.13;
14.43 of ovy Tie, those with any one,
the companions of any one, Mar. 2. 26;
Ac. 22.9; the colleagues, associates of any
TU INS 5 yy PIs

ovvayayeiv, 20r. 2, infin. act. (§ 13. rem. 7. d) ovvayo
ovvayayere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. act. . id.
ouvayayy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. act. id.
ovvayayovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
ouvayayovoy, dat. sing. fem. part. aor. 2, act. id.
ovvayayov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2, act. id.
ovwayet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . id.
ovvayecGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
ovvdyerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. sr
C. Tdf. 2 c cS ; id.
auvyxOn, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Mar. 4. |
ovvdyovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.

ovvdyovet, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. :
ouvaye |, fut. d&w, aor. 2, cuvyyayov, (§ 13. rem.7.¢)
perf. pass. ovviyypLat, aor. 1, pass. guv-
HXOnv, (§ 23. rem. 7, and 4) fut. pass.
ovvaxGyoop.a, (§ 23. rem. 3. b) (ov
& ayo) to bring together, collect, gather,
as grain, fruits, etc., Mat. 3. 12; 6. 26;
13. 30, 47; to collect an assembly, con-
voke; pass. to convene, come together, mect,
Mat now As miso slo .u2 0); moons Onmaniy Ned.
to receive with kindness and hospitality, to
entertain, Mat. 25. 35, 38, 43, et al. (qa).
ovvayoyy, Rs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
collecting, gathering; a Christian assembly
or congregation, Ja.2.2; the congregation
of a synagogue, Ac. g. 2, et al.; hence,
the place itself, a synagogue, Lu. 7. 5,

dywviCopar) to combat in company with

any one; to exert one’s strength with, to

be earnest in aiding, Ro. 15. 30.
cvvaywvicacOet, aor. 1, infin. . » ovvaywviLopat
covabdéw, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ov &

abéw) pr. to contend on the side of any

one; in N.T. to co-operate vigorously with

a person, Phi. 4. 3; to make effort in the

cause of, in support of a thing, Phi. 1. 27.

LG.
avvab\ovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. covabrAéw
avvabpoitw |, fut. oicw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (oty &

GOpoilo, to gather, aBpdos) to guther; to

bring together, convoke, Ac. 19. 25; pass.

to come together, convene, Lu. 24. 23; Ac.

1 Wie
cvvalpoicas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | - cvvabpoites
5 } + ,
ovvaipet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. , ovvaipw
ovvaipelv, pres. infin. 3 5 P 3 id.

ovvaipw |, fut. apa, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) (ovv & aipw)
to take up a thing with any one; in N.T.
ovvalpew Adyov, to adjust accounts,
reckon in order to payment, Mat. 18.
Ey, CY OA. Gye
ovvatxpdrurtos |, ov, 6, 9, (atv & aixuddwros) @
fellow-captive, Ro. 16. 7; Col. 4.10; Phi.
Oe, NING
cuvatxypaddtous, acc. pl. mase. ovvatypadwros
cuvakorovbew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (avy &
aKoAovbéw) to follow in company with,
accompany, Mar. 5. 37; Lu. 23. 49.
ovvakoXovbew
avvakodovojcacat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 1 id.
ovvanrilo |, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem.1) (avy & édilo,

to collect) to cause to come together, collect,

ovvakoAovOycot, aor. 1, infin, .

assemble, congregate; mid. to convene to
one’s self.

C ,
ovvadlspevos,* nom. s. masc. part. pres. mid. ovvadtlan

et al. cvvalrAdoow |, (atv & dAdAdcow) to negotiate or
ovwvaywyss, acc. pl. cvvaywyi bargain with any one; to reconcile, v.r
ovvaywyais, dat. pl. id. Ac. 7. 26.
ovvaywoyy |, 7S; 7 ouvayo ovvavaBatvw |, fut. Bycopas, aor. 2, ovvaveBnv,
ovvaywyy, dat. sing. ovvaywyi, (§ 37. rem. 1) (ctv & dvaBaivw) to go
ovvaywyyy, acc. sing. id. up, ascend with any one, Mar. 15. 41;
ovvaywyns, gen. sing. id. Ac. 13. 31.
owaywyav, gen. pl. 4 : id. cuvavaBaca, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 ovvavafaivo
ovvayov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. ovvayo cvvavaBact, dat. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 . : id.

a Ac. 1.4

26

OvUVaV

cuvavaKeyrat}, fut. ecrouar) (§ 33. tab. DD) (owv &
avaxeyar) to recline with any one at

table, Mat. 9. 10; 14. 9, et al. N.T.

ovvavakeievol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres... cuvavdKeypar
ovvavakeypevols, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. “ id.
CVWAVAKELLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.
ouvavakerevv, gen. pl. part. pres. : id.

ovvavapiyvupe|, (atv & dvaptyvyp., to mia,
mingle) to mix together with, commingle ;
mid. met. to mingle one’s self with, to
associate with, have familiar intercourse
with, 1 Co. 5.9, 11; 2 Thes. 3.14. L.G.
cvvavaptyvvcGat, pres. infin. mid. ovvavapiyvope
cvvavaptyvucbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. id.
cvvavarravopat|, fut. avooua, (§ 14. tab. N)
(ovv & dvaravopat) to experience re-
L.G.

, = ~ 4
cvvavaravcwpat,” 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. cvyavarravopat

freshment in company with any one.

ovvaveKevto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. CVUVAVAKELLAL
ovvavraw, |, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (atv &

avTao, avtl) to meet with, fall in with,

encounter, to meet, Lu. 9. 37; 22. 10; Ac.

10. 25; He. 7. 1, 10; to occur, happen to,

befall, Ac. 20. 22.

ovvayTyots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
a meeting, Mat. 8. 34.

ovvavTycas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | ovvavTaw
TVVAVTHTEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. ; ; id.
ovuvavtnow,’ acc. sing. . ovvavTnots
ouvavTnats |, ews, 7) ovvavTaw
ovvayvTncovTa, ace. pl. neut. part. fut. : id.
ovvavTAdByrat, 3 pers. 8. aor. 2, subj. cuvavTiAapBavopar
cuvavtiAapBdverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . id.

ovvayTiAapBavo.at |, fat. AyWomat, (§ 36. rem. 2)
(ovv & dyvtiAapBdvopar) pr. to take
hold of with any one; to support, help, aid,

ovvoe
ouvaréoreAa,® 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. — guvarroaréAAw
awamnxOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. owamrdyo
ovvarofaveiy, aor. 2, infin. . : ovarobvicKe

ovvarobvjcKe |, aor.2, gvvamébavor, (§36.rem.4)
otv & amroOvycKw) to die together with
any one, Mar. 14. 31; 2 Co. 7. 3; met.
to die with, in respect of a spiritual like.
ness, 2) Dis 2 50a.

cuvaToAAvpt |, aor. 2, mid. ovvarwdrdpyy, (§ 36.
rem. 5) (ovv & amroAdvpt) to destroy
together with others; mid. to perish or be
destroyed with others, He. 11. 31.

cvvaroaTéhAw |, fut. creXG, aor. 1, cvvarreotetia,
(§ 27. rem. 1.b.d) (avy & drooréhAw)
lo send forth together with any one, 2 Co.

12. 18.
cuvaTwdero,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. ovvarrohAupt
ovvapat, aor. 1, infin. (§ 27. rem. 1. f) ovvaipw

auwvapporoyéw, @], fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) (ov
& dppodoyéw, from dpyds, a joint, &
déyos) to join together fitly, fit or frame

N.T.

cvvapporoyouj.evy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.
pass. (§ 17. tab. Q)

ovvappoAoyovjevor, nom. sing. neut. part.

together, compact, Ep. 2.21; 4. 16.
f
ovvappLodoyew

pres. pass. : > ‘ : id.

ovvaprace |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (avy & ép-
wal) to snatch up, clutch; to seize and
carry off suddenly, Ac. 6.12; to seize with
force and violence, Lu. 8. 29; pass. of a
ship, to be caught and swept on by the
wind, Ac. 27. 15.

/,
ovuvapTacavTes, nom.pl.mase. part. aor. 1, act. ovvaprralo
ouvapracGevtos, gen. s. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. id.

. ,
ovvavédver Gat,’ pres. infin. ovvavédvopmat

cuvavédvoa |, fut. yoopar, ($ 35, rem. 5) (ovy

Lu. 10. 40; Ro. 8. 26. L.G. & atvfavw) to grow together in company.
ovvager, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. owdyo ovvaxbevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. ovvayo
aovvaéw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id. ouvaxdaTov, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
cuvaraye |, fut. a&w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (cvv & ovvaxOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. (§ 23. rem. 4) id.

ardyw) to lead or conduct away with; to ovvaxOyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. id.

seduce; pass. to be led away, carried cuvaxOjnoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. i id.

astray, Gal. 2. 13; 2 Pe. 3. 17; mid. to J ouvaxOyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. l, imper. pass.—}

conform one’s self willingly to certain cir- Gr. Sch. Tdf. : id.

cumstances, Ro. 12. 16. ovvayerbe, Rec. (Re. 19. 17) ,
ovvarrayoevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. ovvaraya ouvdcde.€vou,! nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. govvdéw
ovaraxGevres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id. ovvoec pov, acc. sing. ovvdeo 0s
ovvarrebavopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. ovvaTtobyncKw | civdecpos |, ov, 6 ovvoew

@ Ro. 15. 32. 5 Mat. 8. 34. e 2 Co. 12. 18. d He. 11. 31. e Mat. 13. 30. Jf He. 13. 3.

TuvoEe

ovvddcpm, dat. sing. ovVOco 105
ovvdecpwr, gen. pl. 9 id.
cvvodew |, fut. djow, (§ 37. rem. 1) tee & déw) to

bind together; in N.T. pass. to be in bonds

together, He. 13. 3.

aovvoecpos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)

that which binds together ; a ligature, Col.

2. 19; @ band of union, Ep. 4. 3; Col.

3. 14; a bundle, or, bond, Ac. 8. 23.
ovvoogate |, fut. drw, (§ 26. rem. 1) (ody & do€-

aw) in N.T. to glorify together with, to

exalt to a state of dignity and happiness

in company with, to make to partake in the

glorification of another.

ovvoogacbaper,” | pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. guvdoéalw
ovvdovAot, nom. pl. ovvoovAos
civoovdXor, acc. sing. id.

avvoovdos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. 2) (ty & Sofos)
a fellow-slave, fellow-servant, Mat. 24. 49,

et al.; a fellow-minister of Christ, Col.

Tenysnetrale
avvoovr\ov, gen. sing. avvdovdos
ovvoovAous, acc. pl. - 3 s ; id.
ovvoovAwy, gen. pl. . ‘ < 2 id.
ovvopopy |,” As, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) ow7pexe
cvuveBawov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. oupBatve
ovveBare, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 27. rem.

2. d) . . . cup badr(w
ovvearero, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. mid. : id.
ovveBadXor, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. : id.
ovveBador, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. : id.
ovvefn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) ovpBatvo

ovveBiBacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.—A. cA
Ln. Tdf. :
mpocepiParav, Rec. Gr.Sch. (Ac. 19. 33)
cvveBovretoarTo, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. mid.
cuveyeipo |, fut. yep, (§ 37. rem. 1) (owy &
eyeipw) io raise up with any one; to

b cup SiBalo

ovp Bovretvw

raise up with Christ by spiritual resem-
blance of His resurrection, Ep. 2. 6; Col.

2 WAG Bo is dby(Ey
cvvedpapte, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. oUVTpeXw
ovvedpap.ov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind, : id.
cuvédpia, ace. pl. . : . ovvedptov

ovvedptov |, cov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. °) (ctv & eépa)
pr. @ sitting together, assembly, etc.; in
N.T. the Sanhedrin, the supreme council

of the Jewish nation, Mat. 5. 22; 26. 59;

a Ro. 8, 17. 6 Ac. 21, 30,

387

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meton. ihe Sanhedrin, as including the members
and place of meeting, Lu.22.66; Ac.4.15,
et al.; genr. @ judicial council, tribunal,

Mat. 10.17; Mar. 13. 9.

guvedptov, gen. sing. ovvedpLov
cuvedpta, dat. sing. : : ; : id.
cuvelevée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ovledyvupe
cuvelyret, 3 pers.sing.imperf. (§34.rem. 1.c) ovlyntew
suvelworoinge, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ovlwrorew
suvAiBov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . : ovvOiBw
JUVE evto, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2. ind. mid ouvTiOnpe
ovveonoe, dat. sing. ovvelonots
TVELOHTEL, dat. pl. 3 5 - s id.
TUVELONTEWS, gen. sing. ; : : F id.
ouvelonow, acc. sing. . J ; é id.
ovveldnats |, ews, ) - . ovvowda

cvvetdov |, aor. 2 of guvopdw, pt. avviddy, (§ 36.
rem. 1) to see under one range of view ;
to take a deliberate glance of a state of
matters, Ac. 12. 12; 14. 6.

cvveiovias, gen. sing. fem. part. cvvowou.
ovverdus, See civolda.
ovvetAnpvia, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. act.

(§ 36. rem. 2) . 5 c ovlAapBdve

ovveyt |, fut. ouvéropat, (§ 12. tab. L) (avy &
eit) to be with, be in company with, Lu.
g: 18; Ac. 22. IT.

ovveyst |, part. ovvudy, (§ 33. rem. 4) (cvv & cit)
to come together, assemble, Lu. 8. 4.

ouveizero,” 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 4) ovveTropat

cuverrepxopat |, aor. 2, cvverondOov, (§36.rem. 1)

(atv & cia épxopat) to enter with any

one, Jno. 18. 15; to embark with, Jno.

63225
cvveonrdc, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. ovveurepyomat
cuvetxeto, 3 pers. sing. imperf. pass. owvexw
SvVE!XOVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. ; : id.
ovvexaduce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 34.

rem. 1. c) F 3 ovyxabile
ovvekdAeoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ovykadéw

cuvéxdnpos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (atv & &xdy-
pros, @ traveller to foreign countries) one

who accompanies another to foreign coun-

tries, fellow-traveller, Ac. 19. 29; 2 Co.

8.19. LG.
cuvexOnu“ovs, acc. pl. masc. . . ovveKdnf.0s
ovveképace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. guyKepavvupt
ouvecxivnoay,* 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ovyKiwew

e Ac, 20. 4. d Ac, 6, 12.

OUVEK 388

ovvekAetoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ovyxXelw
ovvexAewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.

| ,
ouvekXekTy,” nom. sing. fem. : ouvekNeKTOS

cuvecNextos |, 7, ov, ($7. tab. F. a) (avy & éx-
Aexrds) chosen along with others; elected
to Gospel privileges along with, 1 Pe.
Be 130. INIoAL

ovvekcpicay,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ovykopiles
ovvévafse, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. ovAhopBavo
cvvédafsov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. ; id.
cuvedédnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. UNDEAD
ovveAdXovy, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . 2 A id.

ovveratve |, fut. eXdow, aor. 1, cvvjAdoa, ($ 36.
rem. 2) (ovv & eAavv ) pr. to drive to-
gether; to urge to meet; in N.T. to urge

to union, Ac. 7. 26.

ovvévcéav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ovAddéyw
ovveAnrvOviat, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. OVVEPXOpL.aL
ovveAnrv0ccar, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. . ‘ id.
ovveAnAvOéras, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. . id.
ouveNGety, aor. 2, infin. . F F : id.
ovvedOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . : id.
ovveAOdvra, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 ; id.
ovveAGovras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. id.
ovveNOovres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2 , id.
ouvedOdvrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2. id.
cvveAbovcais, dat. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 2 id.
ovvedoyicayvto,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. avAdoyiCopat
OVVEVEeyKAVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 ouppepo
ovvéfover, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. oveyw

ovverafjocare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. - ovprraben

ovvereéGevro, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. —

Gr. Sch. Tdf. 4 ovveruribcpar
ovvéGevto, Rec. (Ac. 24. 9)
cuverépiapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. ovupréume

ovvémece, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind—D. Tdf. ‘
éece, Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. (Lu. 6. 49) OULTTTO

auveréortn,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind.
ovveryaptupéw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (avy
& érysaptupéw) to join in according at-
testation; to support by attestation, to con-

- ovvediornpe

jirm, sanction.
cuveripapTupovvTos,” gen. sing. masc. part.

pres. . . . - ouveTyLapTupew
ovverriopev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. .
ovveritiGewar |, (ovv & emiriOnpr) to set upon

along with, assail at the same time; to

ov priv

unite in impeaching, v.r. Ac. 24. 9.

[

OUVEO
ovverAnpotvto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. pass. ouparhypsw
ouverviyov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. 0 oupaviyw
ovverviéay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. , id.

ovvéropat|, imperf. cvveurduny, (§ 13. rem. 4)
(ovv & eropat, to follow) to follow with,
attend, accompany, Ac. 20. 4.

ovyeropevero, 3 pers. sing. imperf. oupTropevopar
ouveropevovto, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : id.
ovvepyét, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : c ovvepyew
, al f t , z
OUVUVEPYy<o, |, ul. Yow Guvepyos
ovvepyol, nom. pl. masc. . : : : id.
oUVEPyOV, acc. sing. masc. - ‘ 5 id

ovvepyos |, 00, 6, 9, (atv & épyor) 4 fellow-labourer,
associate, coadjutor, Ro. 16. 3, 9, 213
2 Co. 1. 24, ef al:
ouvepyéw, &, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P)
to work together with, to co-operate, etc.,
1Co. 16.16; 2 Co.6.1; to assist, afford aid
to, Mar. 16. 20; to be a motive principle,
Ja. 2. 22; absol. to conspire actively to a

result, Ro. 8. 28.

ovvepyovvres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. oouvepyeo
ouvepyovvTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id.
ouvepyovvtos, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. ; id.
cuvepyovs, acc. pl. masc. auvepyds
ovvepy9, dat. sing. masc. . . . : id.
ovvepyov, gen. pl. : . . . id.
cove Oe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper é
pxeave, pers. pl. pres. . per. guvepxyopat
CUVEPXETAL, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. F “ id.
ovvepynobe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. . c id.

ovvepxop.at |, aor. 2, ovv7AOov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (ovv
& €pXop.ae) to come together; to assem-
ble, Mar. 3. 20; 6. 33; 14. 53; to cohabit
matrimonially, Mat. 1.13; 1 Co. 7. 5; to
go or come with any one, to accompany,
Lu. 23. §5; Ac. 9. 39; to company with,

associate with, Ac. 1. 21, et al.

OVYEPXOMEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. TVVEpYopat
CUVEPXOPLEVOV, gen. pl. part. pres... : id.
cuvepxovTat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : 4 id.
OUVETEL, dat. sing. overs
ovverews, gen. sing. . . : . id.

bia. 8 ing. pres. ind bi.
OvvecULEL, pers. sing. pres. Ind. ovver Tiw
ovvecOlew, pres. infin. : 6 5 : id.

cuverbiw |, aor. 2, ouvepayov, (§ 36. rem. 1) (avy
& eo iw) to eat with, 1 Co. §. 11; by
impl. to associate with, live on familiar

terms with, Lu. 15. 2; Gal. 2. 12.

a1 Pe. 6.13.

b Ac. 8. 2.

ec Ln. 20. 5.

d Ac. 16. 22. e Ile. 2. 4.

oUvEeo 389 ovved
otveow, acc. sing. ; otveots ovvexatpov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. : ; ovyxaipe
ovveots |, €0s, 7), (§ 5. tab. E.c) . : - ovvinpe ouvexcov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 35. rem. 1) ovyxew
ovveomapaée,” 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ovoTapdoow | cvvexet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. j - ouvexw
ovveotadpevos, nom. s. masc. part. perf. pass. guoa7éAAw oVVEXO[Lat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. 3 id.
ovvertavpwoy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ovvexo.evn, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
(eis tabs U) C cvoeTaupow Guvexspevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
ouwveoTavpwpat, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id. OVVEXOpLEVOUS, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
over TAavpwHpevot, nom. pl. m. part. perf. pass. id. CUVEXOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. ; id.
ouvéotetAay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 27. ouvexovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.
rem. 1. d) F : ovoTeA\Aw cuvexvon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ovyxXew
OvwverT Ke, 3 pers. s. perf. ind. (§ 29. tab. X) ouvioTnpt OUVEXUVE, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ovyxive
ouvertycare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . ; id. ovvexe |, fut. é£w, (§ 36. rem. 4) (ovy & €xo) pr.
ovveoraoa, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. (§ 35. to hold together; to confine, shut up close ;
rem. 8) : : ; id. 7a ora, to stop the ears, Ac.7.573 to con-
ouveot@tas, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. . i . wal jine, straiten, as a besieged city, Lu.19.43;
ovverXOV, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 4) ovvexw to hold, hold fast, have the custody of avy
ovveraée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. OUVTACow one, Lu. 22. 63; fo hem in, urge, press
ouveTapnuey, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 24. upon, Lu. 8. 45; to exercise a constraining
rem. 8. b) 3 : : ouv$drrw influence on, 2 Co.5.14; pass. to be seized
civere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper.—B. Ln. Tdf. 7 with, be affected with, as fear, disease, etc.,
ouviere, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar. 7. 14) \ oe Mat. 4. 24; Lu. 4. 38, et al.; to be ina
ocuverewro, 3 pers. pl. pluperf. pass. (§ 28. state of mental constriction, to be hard
rem. 10) . ovvrlOne pressed by urgency of circumstances, Ln.
ouvereAeoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. |, ind. act. ovuvTeA gw DIOS AGH LO ye lee.
ouvernpet, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ovvTnpew ovvOYX’, Hs, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. a
ovverds |, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ouvinue being held together ; compression ; in N.T,
cuveT@, dat. sing. masc. GUVETOS met. distress of mind, anxiety, Lu. 21.25;
ouveray, gen. pl. : ‘ : : id. DECop 24k
ovvevookel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : cuvevooKéw covelynpuray,” 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . oupunpilo
ovvevooketre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . 2 id. cuvnyaye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 13.
cuvevdokew, &|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (civ & Wes fo Gl) : : : ouvayw
evooxew) to approve with another; to ac- ouviyyayere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. = id.
cord with in principle, Ro. 1.32; to stamp TWTYAYOMEY, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. . id.
approval, Lu. 11. 48; Ac. 8.1; 22. 20; ouvyyayov, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. act. a id.
to be willing, agreeable, 1 Co. 7.12, 13. CUVHYELPE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. cuveyeipw
guvevockovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. { ouvevooKkéw couvnyepl yre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. é id.
cuvevookav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id. ouvnypeva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. ouvayw
ouvevwyZop.at, odpat |, fut. yoopat, ($ 17. tab. Q) TUVIY EVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. . id
(avy & ctwxéop.an, to feast, banquet) to ovVAY LV, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. ‘ id.

feast together with, 2 Pe. 2. 13; Jude 12.
ovvevaxovjrevol, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. quvevwxéoprar
ovvepayes, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. cvvec bia
cuvepdyoyev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. ; id.
uvvedtornpi;, (§ 29. tab. X) (avy & ébiornp)

lo set together upon; intrans. aor. 2, gup-

eréotny, to assail together, Ac. 16, 22.

ovvepwv7 Oy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ouppovew
ovvepayvnoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . id.
a Lu. 9. 42. 5 Ac

- 19. 19:

ovv7dopat |,° fut. cvvnoOjnoopas, (avy & pdopau, to
be pleased, delighted) to be pleased along
with others; to congratulate; to delight
in, approve cordially, Ro. 7. 22.

ove}, as, 7, (8 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (cuy-
nOys, accustomed, familiar, customary, tr.
otv & n0os) intercourse ; use, custom ;
an established custom, practice, Jno. 18.393
IS Con dx. kO:

c Ro.

“I
bo
bo

aovvn8

ouvnGeia, dat. sing—A. B. Ln. Tdf.
cuveronoet, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 8. 7
ouvnfevayv, acc. sing. . : 5 : id.
ow nOAycav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind.
ovvnOpoirpevor, nom. pl. m. part. perf. pass.
oun O poi évous, acc. pl. m, part. perf. pass. id.

} ovv7O«a,

ovvab\ew
ovvabpoile

cuvnKav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 32. tab. CC) ouvinp
ovyvyjkate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. 2 : id.
ovvyjdace,* 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . ovuveAadvyw
ovvnAGe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. oUVEpXOpat
ov AGor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. (§ 36. rem. 1) id.
ovvyAuKkiotas,” acc. pl. ov yALKLOTYS

ovvnAtkww7ys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. cc) (oly &
qAtKLorys, idem, from Auta) one of the
same age, an equal in age. L.G.

cuvy\Aacoe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act.—
B.C. D. Ln. cvvadAdoow

ovvjAace, R.Gr. Sch.Tdf. (ae. 7.26)
TW HVTNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. OVvvayvTaw
CUVIPYEL; 3 pers. sing. imperf. ovvepyéw
cuvnptacay, 3 pers. pl. aor. J, ind. act. ovvaprale
ovvypmaKe, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. act. . : id.
ovvnpxeTo, 3 pers. sing. imperf. cuvépyopat
oVVIPXOVTO, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . F 3 id.
ovvyjoav, 3 pers. pl. imperf. (§ 12. tab. L) oUveErpe
auvqove, 3 pers. sing. imperf. ae
TwvyTouct, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : ouvinpt
ouvyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. ($ 32. tab. cc) id.
ovvyxOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ouveyo
ovv7xPnoav; 3 pers. ee aor. 1, ind. pass. é id.

ouvodrrw |, fut. Wo, aor. 2, pass. cvveradnr, (§ 24.
rem. 8. b) as & Oarrw) to bury with;

to be buried with Christ

symbolically, Ro. 6. 4; Col. 2. 12.

pass. in N.T.

ovvoAdw
avvOAdw, @), fut. dow, fut. pass. cvv6dacbjoo-

pal, (§ 22. rem. 2. 4) (vv & Oddw, to

break) to crush together; to break in

ovvO\acOjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

pieces, shatter, Mat. 21. 44; Lu. 20. 18.
ovvOAiBovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. ovvOXiBw
ovvOXiBo |, fut. Ww, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ovv &

OAtBw) to press together; to press upon,

crowd, throng, Mar. 5. 24, 31. (t).
ovvpvrrovtes,® nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
ovvOpirrw |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 1.a) (oWy &

Opizrw) to crush to pieces; met. to break

,
ovvOpirTw

the heart of any one,
Ne:

to make to quail,

ce OVVLO
curiae, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. (§ 28. rem. 6) }
—B. Ln. : f .
ovviovat, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. om. (2 Co. OUViNpL
10. 12) e
cuvidsvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. (§ 36. rem. 1) guvetdoy
cvviowv, nom. sing. masc. part. 2 : id.
ovytels, nom. sing. masc. part. pres —B.D.Ln. :
ovviev, R. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Mat. 13. 23) \ ovuvinpl
ovytévat, pres. infin. : : ; id.
ovvievtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. F id.
ovvievros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. . f a
ovvlere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . id.

ouvinpe|, fat. cvvpow, and yropat, aor.1, cuvqKa,

aor. 2, subj. ovyG, and in N.T. 3 pers.
pl. pres. cuvioder, (as if from ovview)
part. curiov & curidv, (§ 32. tab. CC)
(ovv & Uppet, to send) pr. to send to-
gether ;

met. to understand, comprehend

thoroughly, Mat. 13.51; Lu.2.50; 18.34;
24. 45; to perceive clearly, Mat. 16. 12;
TJs US's PAC eis CON bay 210: sa ap elyanniz is
absol. to be well-judging, sensible, 2 Co.
10. 12; to be spiritually intelligent, Mat.
13. 13,004,053 Ac..28. 26, 27 uetaaleco
be religiously wise, Ro. 3. 11.
ovvects, €ws, on (§ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
a sending together, a junction, as of
streams; met. understanding, intelligence,
discernment, sagaciousness, Lu.2.47; 1 Co.
I. 19, et al.; meton. the understanding,
intellect, mind, Mar. 12. 33.
ovveros, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) intelli-
gent, discerning, sagacious, wise, prudent,
Mat. 11. 25; Lu. 20. 21, et al.
ovvlovTos,’ gen. s. masc. part. pres. (§ 33.rem.4)
cvyiovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. (of ovvlew )
ovvioTay, pres. infin. (of ovvictaw)—B. Ln. ‘
ovvictavew, Rec.Gr.Sch.Tadf. (2 ee gt aed fos

,
ovveypie
ovvinptt

ovvictavev, pres. infin. (of ovvicTavw) : id.
TVVLTTAVOPLEV, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. (of gup-
loTavw) a . ° . . id.
ovvictavov7wy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. (of
ovvicTavw) - : . ; id.
ouvistavtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres—C.}]
Heat) detdik Sigh te le inal id.

CUVLOTOVTES, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 4. 2) }
ovvioTavw, lpers.sing.pres.ind—Gr. Ete

CvvioTnLL, Rec. (Gal. 2. 18)

6 Gal. 1. 14.

e Ac, 21. 13. d Lu. 8 4.

be

CUVLE

ouvictavwv, nom. sing. masc, part. pres.—}
By Ds int db: 3
ovvictav, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. ro. 18) j
cuvictacGat, pres. infin. pass. (§ 29. tab. Y)
cuviorn, and later, cvvordw, and ovvicrdve |,
fut. cvoTnow, (§ 29. tab. X) (avy & io-
typ) to place together ; to recommend to
favourable attention, Ro, 16.1; 2 Co.3.1;
1o. 18, et al.; to place in a striking point
of view, to evince, Ro. 3.5; 5.8; Gal.
2. 18; intrans. perf. CVVETTHKA, part,
aouveotus, to stand beside, Lu. 9. 32; to
have been permanently framed, Col. 1.17;
to possess consistence, 2 Pe. 3. 5.
avoTatixds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
commendatory, recommendatory, 2 Co. 3.1,
ise) iG.
ovvioTnot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.
ouvctToay, nom. s. masc. pt. pres. (of TVVLTTEO )
ovvigtovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. (of cuy-
af toTdw ) : ‘
nee nom. sing. masc. part. pres. (of guyiéw)
ef owiivr, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj.
YS ovvodevovres,“ nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
SW uvodebw], fut. etow, (§ 13. tab. M) (ody &

y < ddetw) to journey or travel with, aecom-
¢
a4

any on a journey. L.G.
25 pany Journey

ovvodia |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (avy
& 600s) pr. a journeying together ; me-
ton. a@ company of fellow-travellers, cara-
van, Lu. 2. 44. L.G.

ovvooin,” dat. sing. 4
ovvowbe |, a perf. with the sense of a present, part.
auveious, (§ 37. rem. 1) to share in the
knowledge of a thing; to be privy to, Ac.
5. 23 to be conscious; ovdey cvvorda, to

have a clear conscience, 1 Co. 4. 4.

ovveidynots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
(ovvedévar) consciousness, He. 10. 2; a@
present idea, persisting notion, impression of
reality, 1 Co.8.7; 1 Pe. 2.19; conscience,
as an inward moral impression of one’s ac-
tions and principles, Jno. 8.9; Ac. 23. 1;
AvIGG ee RONOs 1s. 2Coy testes eeteralls:
conscience, as the inward faculty of moral
judgment, Ro. 2. 15; 13. 5; 1 Co. 8. 7,
HOW U2); LO 2hny 27 e2 O02 Ones COM Anas

5.11, et al.; conscience, as the inward

-

Z
OVVIOTH ILL

ovvinue

Tvvodetvw

ovvoola

391 OUVTE

moral and spiritual frame, Tit. 1. 15; He. g. 14.

ouvicrynpe | cvvoikéw, &], fut. ow, ($ 16. tab. P) (civ &

oikéw) to dwell with; to live or cohabit
with, 1 Pe. 3. 7.
ovvoikooopetobe,” 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass.
(§ 17. tab. Q) ;
svvoikodopew, &], (§ 16. tab. P) (civ & otkodo-
peo) to build in company with any one;

oVVOLKOOOBEW

pass. to be built in along with, form a con-
Stituent part of a structure. L.G.
ouvokoovTes,? nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ovvoikew
svvopirew, ©), fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (uy &
bptA€w ) pr. to be in company with; to
talk or converse with, Ac. 10. 27. N.T.
ovvopirdoy,° nom. sing. masc. part. pres. .
svvopopew, @|, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ctv &
bpLopéw, to border upon, from duds &
pos) to be contiguous, adjoin. N.T.

ovvopopotce,! nom. sing. fem. part. pres.

F
ovvopirew

+ TVVOMOpEew

ovvovTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. OUVELpLL
/ fol e /

ovvoxy |, 7S, 7 TVWEXW
a ° ,

OvvoxXys, Sen. sing. OvVvOxXy]

cuvTdcow, oF 77 |, fut. €w, (§ 26. rem. 3) (ovv
& tdécow) pr. to arrange or place in
order together; in N.T. to order, charge,
direct, Mat. 26. 19; 27. Io.

ovvtapertes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass. (§ 24.

rem. 8. b) ovvbarrw
ovvtedea |, as, 1) cvvTeéo
ovvreXcia, dat. sing. ovvTéAea.
ovrvreAcias, gen. sing. . : , F id.
ovvtTeActo Oat, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) cuvTeAew
ovvtceAccbercay, gen. pl. fem. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
ovvTeAéoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ovvTeAéow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; id.

ovvTeA ew, |, fut. rw, (§ 22.rem.1) (ody & TeA-
éw) pr. to bring to an end altogether ; to
jinish, end, Mat. 7. 28; to consummate,
Ro. 9. 28; to ratify a covenant, He. 8.8;
pass. to be terminated, Lu. 4. 2; Ac.
21. 27; to be fully realised, Mar. 13. 4.
ovvTeAcia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) a complete combination; a
completion, consummation, end, Mat. 13.
30, 40, 49; 24. 3; 21. 20; He: 9. 26.
ovvTeA@v, Nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act, ouvTedew
ovvtéuvw |, fut. tewo, perf. Tétpyka, (§ 27.
rem. 2. d) perf. pass. réruqpat, (ov &

CN a fr

6 Lu. 2. 44, e Ep. 2. 2:

e Ac. 10, 27. J Ac. 18. 7.

41 Pe. 3.7.

OUVTE

TEV) pr. to cut short, contract by cutting off;

met. to execute speedily, or from the Heb.,

to determine, decide, decree, Ro. 9. 28, bis.
ovvTopws, adv. concisely, briefly, Ac.

Dias

ouvTépvwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. CUvTeLva
CUVTETPYpLEvoV, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 27. rem. 3) : 5 ; id.
OVVTETpYLpLevoy, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 23. rem. 7. 8) - . ovvTpiBw
cuvrevpyspevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
bemerpinvat perf. infin. pass. 5 id.

ovvinpéw, G], fut. ow, (§ 16. tab. P) ie &
Typéw) to keep safe and sound, Mat. 9. 17;
Lu. 5. 38; to observe strictly, or, to secure

from harm, protect, Mar. 6. 20; to pre-
serve in memory, keep carefully in mind,

Lu. 2.19. LG.
cuvrypodvrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. (§ 17.
ab. oe 5 ; i , Fi
§ 28. tab. V) (atv & rin) t

A together ;

ei
ovvTiOnp |,
mid. aor. 2, es a
perf. ouvTbeypat, (§ 28. tab. W, and
10) to agree together, come to a

Ac.

rem.
mutual understanding, Jno. 9. 22;

23. 20; to bargain, to pledge one’s self,

Lu. 22.5; to second a statement, Ac.

24. 9.
ouvropus |,“ adv. . . . . oVvTELVH
cuvTpexovrwv, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. - ovvTpéxo

cuvTpéxw |, aor. 2, cuvédpapov, ($ 36. rem. 1)
(ovv & Tpexw) to run together, flock to-
gether, Mar. 6. 33; Ac. 3. 11; to run in

company with others, met. 1 Pe. 4. 4.

cvvopouy, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a)

(cvvedpap.ov) a running together, con-

course, Ac. 21. 30.
ov TpiBera, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. cuvTpipw
ouvrpiBjoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass.

(8:24, rem. 3) . id.
ovvtpiBov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. id.

ovvTpi Bw |, fut. Yo, perf. pass. cvvrérpipar, (§ 23.
rem. 1. a, and rem. 7) fut. pass. ovvtpi-

Byocpa, (ctv & tpiBw) to rub to-

gether ; to shiver, Mar. 14. 3; Re. 2. 27;

to break, break in pieces, Mar. 5. 4; Jno.
19. 36; to break down, crush, bruise, Mat.
12. 20; met. to break the power of any
bRo.3.16. ¢ Ac. 13.1.

d@Lu. 8.19. e¢ Phi. 4.2

392

Lupa
one, deprive of strength, debilitate, Lu. 9. 39;
Ro. 16. 20; pass. to be broken in heart,
(0).

ovvTpyspa, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D.c)
a breaking, bruising; in N.T. destruction,

be contrite, Lu. 4. 18.

ruin, Ro. 3. 16.

, b , ,
ovvTpyrpe. |, GATOS, TO : . . - ovvtpibw
ovvtpivaca, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, act. id.
ovvtpivet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
ovvtpogos |,° ov, 6, (3 3. tab. C.a) (cuvzpedu, to

nurse, bring up together, oty & Tpépw)
nursed with another; one brought up or
educated with another, Ac. 13. I.

ovvTvyxéve |, aor. 2, ouvérvxov, (§ 36. rem. 2)

(avy & TUYXaVo) to meet or fall in with ;
in N.T. to get to, approach, Lu. 8. 19.

CUVTUXELV,” a0T 2, ining : 4 ouvTvyxdve
Svvrixn |; NS, oe (§ 2. tab. B. a) Syntyche, pr. name.
Suvrvynv,’ ace. . : ‘ ; Suvrdxy
cuvuTrekplOnaay,! 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27.
rem. 3), . : . ouvuToKplvopae
+

cuvuTrokpivopat |, (ctv & troxpivopar) aor. 1,
(pass. form) ovvurrekpiOnv, to dissemble,
Jeign with, or
L.G.
cvuvuToupyéw, & |, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (ctv &
broupyew, to render service, from a6 &
Epyov) to aid along with another, help

in the sume manner as

another

together. L.G.
4 gr ~ + f
OvvuToupyovvTwy,* gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ovvuToupyEew
ovvodivet,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ovvwouww

cuvedive |, fut. wd, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) (oy &
ddiva, to be in birth-pangs) pr. to travail
at the same time with; trop. to be alio-

(7).

cuvwpocia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(cuvopvupe, to swear together, from guy

gether in throes, Ro. 8. 22.

& Opvvpe) a banding by cath ; a combi-

nation, conspiracy.
cvvopoctay,' acc. sing. . . ovvwp.octa.
ovvOct, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj.—Gr. Tdf. P

agvvioot, Rec. Sch. (Mat. 13. 15) . \ eS tee

Svpaxotoat |, dv, at, Syracuse, a celebrated city of

Sicily.
Supaxotvoas,* acc. - . Svpaxovoat
ovpe, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ovpw

Lupia |, as, oe (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Syria,
an extensive country of Asia.

f Gal. 2.138. g2Co.1.11. &Ro. 8.22. Ac. 23.138. % Ac. 28.12.

393

avaxXn

Lupa

Supiar, acc, . . . . Supa
Supias, gen. . . ° : ; : id.
oUpovTes, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. ovpw

Swvpos |,” ov, 6, a Syrian.

Srpopowikicca,’ or Svpopotvicca |, ys, 4, (8 2.
rem. 3) @ Syrophenician woman, Pheni-
cia being included in Syria.

ace. sing. . ouvptis

,

ovupa

4 c
OupTly,

, e
ouptis |, €wWs, 1) .

avpo |, to draw, drag, Jno. 21. 8; Re. 12. 4; to
force away, hale before magistrates, etc.,
Ac. 8. 33 14. 19; 17.6. (a).
cvpris, €ws, ”: (§ 5. tab. E. c)
shoal, sand-bank, a place dangerous on ac-
count of shoals, two of which were par-
ticularly famous on the northern coast of
Africa, one lying near Carthage, and the
other, the syrtis major, lying between Cy-
rene and Leptis, which is probably re-
ferred to in Ac. 27. 17.
ovpwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. cUpw
ovoeTapacow, oF 770 |, fut. €w, (§ 26. rem. 3) (cvv
& orapeoow) to tear to pieces; to con-
vulse altogether, Lu. 9. 42. N.T.

ovoonpov |,” ov, 7d, ($3. tab. C.c) (avy & ofa)

a concerted signal.
Sch. Tdf. ,
CUTTWfLOS

avcowpos |, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2) (avy
& oop.) united in the same body; met.

ctoowpa,” ace. pl. neut.—Rec. Gr.

,
otvtvowpa, Ln.

pl. joint members in a spiritual body, Ep.
Bo, MN iaibe

svataciacTys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (cvara-
ovalw, to join in a sedition with, from
otv & o7Tdois) an accomplice in sedition,

associate in insurrection. L.G.

gvotaciastovs gen. pl. TVOTATLATTHS
ovotatixcs |, 7, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) owiloTnpe
ovotatikov, gen. pl... CUGTATLKOS
avoTavpow, &|, fut. dow, perf. pass. cvverrartp-

wpat, aor. 1, pass. guverravpolnv,

(§ 2ieatab: U) (ovv & OTAUPOw) to cru-

cify with another, Mat. 27. 44; Mar.

15. 32; Jno. 19. 32; pass. met. to be cru-
cified with another in a spiritual resem-
blance, Ro. 6. 6; Gal. 2. 20. N.T.

© Ac. 27.17.
A Gal. 4. 28.

a Lu. 4, 27.

d Mar. 14. 44.

,
ovoTravpwlévres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, p. oveTavpow
cvoraupwhévros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1.

asses ; : 5 - id.

ovatédXw |, fut. eX@, aor. 1, cuvécreiAa, (§ 27.

rem. 1. b. d) perf. pass. ovvéeotaA pat,
(§ 27. rem. 3) (ovv & orehAw) to draw
together, contract, straiten; to enwrap ;
hence, i.q. mepioTehAw, to lay out, pre-
EN Bs (OF lo be

shortened, or, to be environed with trials,

pare for burial, pass.
IN Cow 7.129:
iCe.,s 3 pers. sing f
ovorTevacet, p g . ovarevalo
cvatevale |, fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 2) (avy & orev-
dlw) to groan altogether.

. pres. ind.

ovoToxel,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . . TVITOLXYEW
ovaToxew, |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (avy &
OTOLXEW ) pr. to be in the same row with;
met. to correspond to, Gal. 4. 25.
ovotpatusry, dat. sing. . . ovoTpariTns
cvaetparuiTyy, acc. sing. : ; P id.
ovotpatiorns |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (oty &
OTPATLOTYS) a fellow-soldier ; met. a fel-
low-soldier, co-militant, in the service of
Christy Phil 225) hile 2"
ovoTpepopevav, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. val
Bo ina ‘ |
dvactpepopevwy, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
(Mat. 17. 22) : :
ovoTpEepe |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (adv &
oTpedw) to turn or roll together; to col-

ovoTpépw

lect, gather.
cvaTpodpy, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
gathering, concourse, tumultuous assembly,

Ac. 19. 40; @ combination, conspiracy, Ac.

23002
ovoTpeavros,! gen. sing. masc. part. aor. | ovoTpéep»
ovaTpopy |, 75,7] - , : ‘ : Sal
avoTpopyy, acc. sing. ovoTtpopy
ovoTpopis, gen. sing. : : id.
ovoxnpatilerOar, pres. infin. mid. -4)

B. D. Ln. Tdf. ; Ze

ovoxnpartilerOe, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. weed, esc

12. 2)
ovoxnpariGijrevol, om. pi. masc. part. pres.

mid. . id.

ovoxnparice |, (civ & ee to oe from
o X70.) to fashion in accordance with ;

e Ep. 3. 6. Ff Mar. 15. 7. 9 Ro. &. 22.

i Ac. 28. 3.

Lvxap

mid. to conform or assimilate one’s self to, met.
Roy 125 25. Pes 14

Svxap |,” %, indecl. Sychar, a city of Samaria.

Suxep |,” 4, indecl. Sychem, a city of Samaria.

Svyxep |, 6, indecl. Sychem, proper name.

opayy|, 7s, 9

opdalo, oparro

opayyy, acc. sing. opayy
opayis, gen. sing. : : : : id.
opdyia,? acc. pl. opdy.ov

opdy.ov |, ov, 76 odalo, opatto

chavo, or Att. oharra], ut. €w», aor. 1,
eodaca, aor.2, pass. eopeyny, (a), (§ 26.
rem. 3) perf. pass. expay).at, to slaugh-
ter, kill, slay; pr. used of animals killed
in sacrifice, etc., Re. 5. 6, 9, 12; 13. 8;
of persons, etc., 1 Jno. 3.12; Re. 6. 4,9;
18. 24; to wound mortally, Re. 13. 3.
opayi, 7S» on (§ 2. tab. B. a) slaugh-
LER AN COe32); ROMS. 340i aes ih.
opdy.ov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a
victim slaughtered in sacrifice, Ac. 7. 42.
opagoor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. opilo, opatto
opddpa |, adv. (pr. neut. pl. of gpodpds, vehement,
violent, strong) much,
Mat. 2: 10); 17. (6, ef al.

greatly, exceedingly,

opodpas |,° adv. (from gdodpds) exceedingly, vehe-
mently.

odpayida, ace. sing. ogpayis

oppayisas, acc. pl. : ‘ ; : id.

ofpayidwv, gen. pl. é : id.

odpayile |, fut. (ow : : - 5 id.

oy a
oppayis |, io0s, "> (§ 4. rem. 2. c) @ seal, a
signet ring, Re. 7. 2; an inscription on a
7 G)P
pression of a seal, Re. 5. 1, et al.; @ seal,

seal, motto, 2 Ti. a seal, the im-
a distinctive mark, Re. 9. 4; a@ seal, a
proof,
guarantee, Ro. 4. 11.

token, 1 Co. 9. 2; @ token of

oppayilo, fut. (rw, aor. 1, eoppay-
ua, perf. pass. éoppdywrpos, aor. 1,
pass. eohpayicdny, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
seal, stamp with a seal, Mat. 27. 66; to

10. 4;
22. 10; to set a mark upon, distinguish by

seal up, to close up, conceal, Re.

a mark, Re. 7. 3,8; to seal, to mark

distinctively as invested with a certain

a Jno. 4,5 6 Ac. 7. 16. ce Ac. 7. 16.

394

oxoLv

character, Jno. 6. 27; mid. to set one’s own
mark upon, seal as one’s own, to impress

with a mark of acceptance, 2 Co. 1. 22;

to obtain a quittance of, to deliver over

safely to any one, Ro. 15. 28; absol. to
set to one’s seal, to make a solemn declara-
tion, Jno. 3. 33.

oppayurdj.evos, nom. sing. m. part. aor. 1, mid. oppayilo

CD pea sS, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
odpayions, 2 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
oppayict, dat. pl. 3 - : : oppayis
oppaywor, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. ofpayive
oppayicuper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
opupa,f nom. pl. . ‘ F opupov

apupov |, cv, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) the ankle;
pl. 7a opupa, the ankle bones, malleoli,
INH 235 Ye

oxedor |, adv. (exo, oxelv) pr. near, of place; hence,
nearly, almost, Ac. 13. 44; 19. 26; He.
), DRE

oxnpa], atos, 76, ($4. tab. D.c) (ayetv) fashion,

form ; fashion, external show, 1 Co. 7.31;

guise, appearance, Phi. 2. 8.
TXHMATL, dat. sing. . . OKA. \
oxilet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. oxitw
oxilomevous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

oxi |, fut. (ow, aor. 1, éryuoa, aor. 1, pass.
eoxiaOnv, (§ 26. rem. 1) to split, Mat.
27.51; to rend, tear asunder, Mat.27.51;
Lu. 5. 36, et al.;

with a chasm, Mar.

mid. to open or unfold
I. 10; pass. met. to
be divided into parties or factions, Ac.

EAeAG 2307
oxicpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
rent, Mat. 9.16; Mar. 2.21; met. a
division into parties, schism, Jno. 7. 43;
g. 16, et al.
oxioas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act.—
By Dietdt: ; oxile
Rec. Gr. Sch. Ln. om. (Lu. 5. 36) .

oxioe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act—B. C. D.]
Ln.. Tdf. : 4 id
oxie, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 5. 36) : i
oxicpa |, atos, TO : : é id.
oxiopara, nom. and acc. pl. : : + oxlopa
oxiowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act oxilo
gxowia, ace. pl. F ‘ 5 é » oxXouwiov
d Ac. 7. 42. e Ac. 27.18 feAGK Sei

OXOlV

cxouior |, ov, 70, (Sia) tabs, Cs c) (axotvos, a rush) in the fullest force of the term: see the

pr. @ cord made of rushes; genr. a rope,
cord, Jno. 2. 15; Ac. 27. 32.

context of these two passages]; to save

| from final ruin, 1 Ti. 1.15; pass. to be

oxowluv, gen. pl. . ' . : oxoUviov brought within the pale of saving privi-
axordknre, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. : - oxordlw lege, Ac. 2.475 Ep. 2. 5, 8; [or, acc. to
oxoddlovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id. others, to be actually saved]; to be in the

oxordo], iii, Hn Q P ; oxohy way of salvation, 1 Co.15.2; 2Co.2.15;

oxoddonre, 2 p. pl. aor. 1, subj.— Gr. Sch. Tdf.
oxodalire, Rec. (1 Co. 7. 5) }

axoAn |, js, , (§ 2. tab. B. a) freedom from
occupation ; later, ease, leisure; a school,
Ac. 19. 9.
oxoalo, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
be unemployed, to be at leisure; to be at
leisure for a thing, to devote one’s self en-
tirely to a thing, 1 Co. 7. 5; to be un-
occupied, empty, Mat. 12. 44.

oxoAn,* dat. sing. . C 5 ° ° oxody

oxo, } pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. (§ 36. rem. 4) EX

oXS pe, Fs pers. pl. aor. 2, subj.—Al. ar a
Kataoywpev, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 21. 38)

oO, dat. sing. masc. and neut. (§ 11. rem, 4) aos

ow cew, pres. infin, act. . 5 : : onle
owlerOat, pres. infin. pass. id.
odlerbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. id.
owterat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.
owtere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. id.
cwldopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
owlopevots, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
owlopévous, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
cwlopevwv, gen. pl. part. pres. pass. id.

coo |, fut. cdow, perf. céowxa, aor. 1, éowoa,
aor. 1, pass. eowOny, perf. pass. gécwo-
pat, (§ 37. rem. 1) to save, rescue ; to
preserve safe and unharmed, Mat. 8. 25 ;
TO: 22); 24. 22)527. 40; 42, 405, 1 Wi:
2. 153 oolew cis, to bring safely to,
2 Ti. 4.18; to cure, heal, restore to health,
Mat. 9. 21, 22; Mar. 5. 23, 28, 34; 6.56,
et al.; to save, preserve from being lost,
Mat. 16. 25; Mar. 3. 4; 8.35; owlew
azo, to deliver from, set free from, Mat.
in ALS Anos ae Dy LANCE 54. 40; in N.T.
to rescue from unbelief, convert, Ro.
ie IER VCs tis BINS YS OA a) hae
within the pale of saving privilege, Tit.
3.5; 1 Pe. 3.21; [or, as others, fo save,

oxoAdlw

[compare, however, with this last passage,
Lit Tes GH ING Hs UAE

cwTnp, jpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) a
saviour, preserver, deliverer, Lu. 1. 47;
Ae WS ANOS Fe Bis Gir Elle

curypla, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) @ saving, preservation, Ac. 27. 34;
He. 11. 7; deliverance, Lu. 1. 69, 71; Ac.
7.25; salvation, spiritual and eternal, Lu.
1 Wye MOR GR PNG Zio HOR INES OR ©
being placed in a condition of salvation by
an embracing of the Gospel, Ro. 10.1, 103;
2 Ti. 3. 15; means or opportunity of
salvation, Ac. 13. 26; Ro. 11. 11; He.
2 see etaally: n cuTnpia, the promised
deliverance by the Messiah, Jno. 4. 22.

TWTNPLOS, OV, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) im-
parting salvation, saving, Tit. 2.11; neut.
TO TwTHpLOV, equivalent to cwTnpla, ue
a BOB Sin (OF ING As, HH Wyo (Oe 376

aw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . . colo
cwOjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. : : id.
cwbyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . ; id.
acwbyon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. : id.
cwbyoopat, | pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. . : id.
cwlnodpcba, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. : id.
conte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. . : id.
ocwbirTe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. ‘ id.
ow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . 4 id.
cwfdot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. i id.

copa |, atos, TO, (§ 4. tab. D.c) the body of an
animal; a living body, Mat. 5. 29, 30;

6. 22, 23, 25; Ja. 3.35 @ person, in-

dividual, 1 Co.6.16; a dead body, corpse,

carcase, Mat. 14. 12; 27. 52, 58; He.

13. 11; the human body considered as

the seat and occasion of moral imperfec-

tion, as inducing to sin through its appe-
tites and passions, Ro. 7. 24; 8. 133

| genr. a body, a material substance, 1 Co.
|

a Ac. 19.9.

COLAT 396

15. 37, 38,40; the substance, reality, as op-
posed to a oxud, Col. 2.17; in N.T.
met. the aggregate body of believers, the
body of the Church, Ro. 12.5; Col. 1.18,
et al.
owpatixos, y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
bedily, of or belonging to the body, 1 Ti.
4. 8; corporeal, material, Lu. 3. 22.
Twpatikas, adv. bodily, in a bodily
frame, Col. 2. 9.

owpata, nom. and acc. pl. copa
ooOpaTt, dat. sing. 2 : : - id.
cwpariny, nom. sing. fem. TOPMATLKOS
cwpatikds |, 7, OV . copa.
owpatikG, dat. sing. neut. copatixds
ocwpatikdas |," adv. : copa.
cOparos, gen. sing. . : : . id.
owpatwv, gen. pl. 3 : , : id.
Sararpos |,’ ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) Sopater, pr.name.
Tupevorets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . C cwpetw

owpcty |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (awpos, a heap)
to heap or pile wp, Ro. 12. 20; met. pass.
to be laden with sins, 2 Ti. 3. 6.

gooat, aor. |, infin. act. ‘ f ; able
gwocavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
gwoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . id.
owodtw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. ‘ id.
owoe, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ; al
cwoes, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : : id.
Swobévyy, acc. . 5 : : < Swobevns

Swoévns |, ov, 0, (§2. tab.B.c) Sosthenes, pr. name.

y € 0)
Swotrartpos |,° ov, O, Sosipater, pr. name.

TAKNT
codppoven, |, fut. yow . : . - oHdpov
cwodpovijcare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. . —gudpovéw
cwdppovitu |, fut. (ow . . . - oddpov
cwodpovilwot,? 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ocwdpovi<e
cwdpovicpds |, od, 6 : : . - ood¢pov
owppovicpod,’ gen. sing. . . swdpovic pos
cwdpovodpev, | pers. pl. pres. ind. i - ouodpovéw
owdpovovvTa, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
cuodppovus |,f adv. . ‘ codpov
cwoppoorry |, 45, 7 : : : : id.
cudpootyys, gen. sing. . . . codpootvy

awppov |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. a, and rem, 4)
(ods, sound, and dbpyy) of a sound mind,
sane ; staid, temperate, discreet, 1 Ti. 3.2;
Rit) 1. 85) 2.)2; modest, chaste, Vit. 2.15.

cuodppovew, , fut. row, aor. 1, éow-
ppdvynca, (§ 16. tab. P) to be of a sound
mind, be in one’s right mind, be sane, Mar.
5.15; to be calm, 2 Co.5.13; to be sober-
minded, sedate, staid, Tit. 2.6; 1 Pe. 4. 7;
to be of a modest, humble mind, Ro. 12.3.

owdpovita, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
pr. to render any one codpor, to restore
to a right mind; to make sober-minded, to
steady by exhortation and guidance, Tit.
Bards

cuodppovicp.ds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
a rendering sound-minded ; calm vigour
of mind, 2 Ti. 1. 7.

owdpoves, ady. in the manner of a
person in his right mind; soberly, staidly,

temperately, Tit. 2. 12.

Gaoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . » colo oudpoovvy, HS, y, ($ 2. tab. B. a)
awow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. , id. sanity, soundness of mind, a sane mind,
geowv, nom. sing. mase. part. fut. act. . : id. Ac. 26. 25; female modesty, 1 Ti. 2.9, 15.
cup |, Hpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) C : id.
owrTnpa, acc. sing. ° owTnp if fe
owrTnpt, dat. sing. : : ; j id.
owrnpia|, as, 7 : PRORO) taBépvy}, ns, 9, (Lat. taberna) a lavern, inn. See
GuwrTypiay, ace. sing. . , cwrnpia Tpets TaBépvar.
cwrTypias, gen. sing. F : ; : id. Tafi6a |, 4, (Aram. SDD) ig. Aopxds, an ante-
owTypioy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . OWTHPLOS lope, Tabitha, pr. name, Ac. 9. 36, 40.
owrnplos |, ov, 6, 4 - cola Taya], aTos, TO . . . . Tdcow
agwtyptlov, gen. sing. neut. gwryptos | téypart® dat. sing. —. ‘ i . THY [La
owrnpos, gen. sing. . owrnp Tade, acc. pl. neut. . ; : OE, 70€, TODE
codppova, acc. sing. masc. codpov TAKNOETAL, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass.—C.
oodpovas, ace. pl. masc. and fem. a, 4 id. Ln. (§ 24. rem. 9) . - THKW
owppovely, pres. infin. . 5 ; A ocwdpovew THKETAL, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (2 Pe. 3. 12)

@ Col. 2. 9. 4 Ac. 20. 4. e Ro. 16. 2 d Tit. 2. 4. e 28 1av. Ff Tit. 2. 12. gy 1 Co. 15. 23.

TAKTN

397

TQATTEL

pa Lae.) Lan a

TaKTy,* dat. sing. fem. TAKTCS
Takrds |, 7, OV TITTwW
todaimwpyoare,’ 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. — raaurwpéw
Tadatwpéw, & |, fut. yow . TaXaimwpos
Tadaurwpia|, as, 1 id.
TaXawptais, dat. pl. . Tadauropia

Tadairwpos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) pr. enduring
severe effort and hardship; hence, wretched,
miserable, afflicted, Ro. 7. 24; Re. 3. 17.
TadaTrwpew, O, fut. yow, perf. rerad-
aurapynKa, ($ 16. tab.P) to endure severe
labour and hardship; to be harassed; to

suffer compunction, Ja. 4. 9.
Todatrwpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) toil, difficulty; hardship; calamity,

misery, distress, Ro. 3. 16; Ja. 5. 1.

/
qTéAavra, ace. pl. . TaXavTov
TaAavTiaia,” nom. sing. fem. . TadavTLatos |

a , lal /
Tadavtiatos |, aia, atov TONAVTOV

TdXdavtov |, ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (raddw, to sus-
tain) the scale of a balance; a talent,
which as a weight was among the Jews
equivalent to 3000 shekels, i.e. as usually

estimated, 114 Ibs. 15 dwts. Troy; while

the Attic talent, on the usual estimate, i
was only equal to 56 lbs. 11 oz. Troy;
and as a denomination of money, it was
equal among the former to 3421. 3s. 9d.,
or, if reckoned of gold, 5475/., and among
the latter to 198/.15s., or 2251., or 2437. 15s. |
sterling, according to various estimates, |
Mats 18: 24) 25: 15, 16; 20, 24, 255928.
TaXavTiatos, ala, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
of a talent weight, weighing a talent, Re.
TOM 2s
TaddvTwy, gen. pl. . . . Ta\avrov
rahiOd},? (Aram. NOW) Lalitha, i.g. kopdotov, 4 |
damsel, maiden. |
Tapelois, dat. pl. TasLetov
Tapetoy |, ov, 7d, equivalent to rayetov, (Tapevo,
to be Tapas, manager, storekeeper) a
storehouse, granary, barn, Lu. 12. 24; a
chamber, closet, place of retirement and
|

privacy, Mat. 6. 6; 24. 26; Lu. 12. 3.

: es
tavov |, i.e. td viv, 4-¥-

TALapLevol, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. Thacow

TaeEl, dat. sing. . TaAEeLs

raéw, acc. sing. id.
a Ac, 12. 21. b Ja. 4.9,

/ e
TaEeLs |, EWS, 77 TAToW
Tamrewots, dat. pl. masc. TOTELWOS

TQTELVOS, H, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) low in situa-
tion; of condition, hwmble, poor, mean,
depressed, Lu. 1. 52; 2 Co. 7.6; Ja.1.9;
met. of the mind, humble, lowly, modest,
Mat. 11. 29; Ro. 12. 16, et al.

Tarewow, ©, fut. dow, aor. 1, érar-
eivwca, (§ 20. tab. T) to bring low,
depress, level, Lu. 3. 5; met. to humble,
abase, Phi. 2.8; mid. to descend to, or
live in, a humble condition, 2 Co. 11. 7;
Phi. 4.12; to humble, depress the pride of,
any one, Mat. 18.4; mid. to humble one’s
self, exhibit humility and contrition, Ja.
4. 10; to humble with respect to hopes
and expectations, to depress with disap-
pointment, 2 Co. 12. 21.

TaTeivwots, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
depression ; meanness, low estate, abject

condition, Lu. 1.48; Ac. 8.33; Phi. 3.21;

Jae DLO!
,
Tamelvovs, acc. pl. masc. TOTELVOS
TamewovcOat, pres. infin. pass. TATrELWOW

Tamewodpoves, nom. pl. masc.—Gr.Sch.Tdf.

dirddpoves, Rec. (1 Pe. 3. 8) Sei Tamewoppov

Tarewoppoavvy |, 7S, 7) id.
Tamtewoppoctvy, dat. sing. TaTewvoppoavvn
TaTewoppootvyv, acc. sing. id.
TaTewoppootvys, gen. sing. . id.
tamewodpur |, ovos, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. a) (ta7et-

vos & ppyv) humble-minded, v.r. 1 Pe.

Bate), ILE

Tarrewodpoavry, ns, 7, (§ 2. tab. B.a)
lowliness or humility of mind and deport-

ment, modesty, Ac. 20. 19; Ep. 4. 2; Phi.

oy Bin Gh El, “Niel
rarevow, |, fut. dow TATELVOS
Tamewwlnoera, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

(§ 21. tab. U) TATELVOW
ramewabnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
TaTewav, mom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
TaTewooet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . id.
rarewooe, dat. sing. . : - TATELVWCLS
TaTewooews, gen. sing. . id.
TATEWHON, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. TATELWOW

a 4
TamTelvwow, acc. sing. , . TaTEWuots

e Re. 16. 21. d Mar, 5. 41.

TQATEL 398 TaXOS
Tameivwcts |, EWS, 1) TOTELVOS suit, 1 Co. 16. 13; to dispose, frame, for an
tapaccéobw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. . Tapacow object, Ac. 13. 48; to arrange, appoint,
TapaocovTes, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. act. id. place or time, Mat. 28. 16; Ac. 28. 23;
rap Loo, : Tro], fut. gw, aor. 1, érdpata, allot, assign, Ac. 22. 10; to settle, de-

P r Sort pase cide, Ac. 15. 2.
perf. pass. rerapayj.at, 20r. }, - €TAp- . :
dxOnv, (§ 26. rem. 3) to ugitate, trouble, TE tase eo? C4

* j Ay AG ADL TERE anything placed in order; in N.T. order of
as water, Jno. 5. 4, 7; . s ? ;
. succession, 1 Co. 15. 23.

trouble the mind; with fear, to terrify, ies 5 feed
- tab: #. °
put in consternation, Mat. 2. 3; 14. 26; ee > a3 ( pea | ours
: ; arranged ; fixed, appointed, set, Ac. 12.21.
with grief, etc., to disquiet, affect with 7 fe : EER eee ema eae

: ¢ Takis, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) order,
grief, anxiety, etc., Ino. 12. 27; 13. 215 NE

ae ate fit ae i regulur disposition, arrangement ; order,
wi oubt, etc., to unsettle, perplex, Ac. : ,
Gal on a series, succession, Lu. 1. 8; an order, dis-
WA eeAis Kan. Whe v7 el ake : :
es : ; tinctive class, as of priests, He. 5. 6;
TOpoxy, 7s, 17, (2,2. tab. Bia) aota- 7.11; order, good order, 1 Co. 14. 40
eels . aihee : Te AO:
tion, troubling, of water, Jno. 5. 4; met. : 8 y set
eae eer: orderliness, well-regulaled conduct, Col.
commotion, tumult, Mat. 13. 8.
pie : 2005.

TAapaxXOs, Ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C: a) agita- rf Sie =
tion, commotion ; perturbation, consterna- ees en Tapes
tion, terror, Ac. 12.18; excitement, tumult bes
ee ee Ac. 19. 2 Tabpos |, ouy iG AS 37 tab Gs a) ya baal ees,

P Beige aor : Mat. 22. 4, et al.
Tapdcowv nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. Tapaccw , a
2 , 5 TaUpOUS, acc. pl. ° Tatpos
nom. pl. ; 2
oN! a, P oe ox!) Tavpwv, gen. pl. . : . , : id.
Tapax7 |; Ss 7 cop, pete taird, by crasis for 7& aid, the same things, 1 Thes.
Tapaxyv, acc. sing. i ene 2.143 kata Taira, after the same man-
7 . sing. 6 Le j- :
TapaxOj, Pi DEEN LENE: aes ge tiie ner, thus, so, Lu. 6. 23, 26; 17. 30.

n 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id. fa Bs
Tapaxiijre, E P z J: P = Tadra, nom. and ace. pl. neut. obtos
Tépaxos |, OY 2 : , i ; ; : , TAUTALS, dat. pl. fem. . . : . id.
Tapoea, acc. sing. A . - Tapoevs* ; $

, , ; = ; TavTas, acc. pl. fem. ‘ : : t id.
Tapoeds |, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) of, or a native of : ; i

: yer TavTy, dat. sing. fem. . ; : id.
Tapvds, Tarsus, the metropolis of Cilicia, a : .
TavTyV, acc. sing. fem. : 3 2 : id.
NCO) Milis), 210.03 Q: : , :
T , T P TavTys, gen. sing. fem. . : : : id.
apaov, acc. : . . apoo Ton :

p , NE te é : Pee oe tapy |, nS, oe (§ 2. tab. B. a) baxrrw

Tapas | ov, 1), Tarsus, the chief city of Cilicia, and sale : 3
liga Tapyy, acc. sing. ; Tapy
birth-place of the Apostle Paul. ; ‘
A ; tadots, dat. pl. raepos
Tapoo, dat. . . Tapoos ; : ‘
jw, ©], fut. bow, (§ 20. tab.T) (Td sis oar POET NWeS ie t
apTapow, w |, fut. wow, . . apTapos,
aera 2 pts pTapos rdos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) darren
Tartarus, which in the mythology of the ; : ,
Tagou, gen. sing. Tapos

ancients was that part of Hades, where
the wicked were confined and tormented)

to cast or thrust down to Tartarus or

Gehenna. N.T.
raptapHcas,* nom. sing. masc. part. aor.] TapTapow
TACO OMEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. tdacow

TATTOO, or TT |, fut. , aor. 1, éraéa, pert.
pass. TéTAypLaAL, (§ 26. rem. 3) to arrange;
to set, appoint, in a certain station, Lu,
7.8; Ro. 13. 1; to set, devote, to a pur-

a 2 Pe, 2. 4.

6 Mat. 27.7.

Taous, acc. pl. ; : ; F ; id.

Taxa. |, adv. TAXUS
TAXEL, dat. sing. TAXOS
Taxéws |, adv. Taxus
TAaXWy), nom. sing. fem. TAXLWOS
TAXWYHV, acc. sing. fem. ; : : id.
Taxwos |, %, ov . TAXUS
Taxvov |, adv. comparat. : 2 ‘ id.
Taxvora. |,° adv. superlat. . : F ‘ id.
74x05 |, €0S, TO 4 . . , ' id.

e Ac. 17.15.

TAXU

Tax |, TAXVS
Taxus |,” cia, v, ($7. tab. H. g) swift, fleet, quick;
met. ready, prompt, Ja. 1. 19.
Taxa, adv. pr. quickly, soon; perhaps,
possibly, Ro. 5. 7; Phile. 15.

TAXEWS, adv. quickly, speedily ; soon,
shortly, 1 Co. 4. 19; Gal. 1.6; hastily,
16. 6, et al.; with
siderate haste, 1 Ti. 5. 22.

Lu. 14. 21; incon-

Taxivos, n, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) swift,
speedy, 2 Pe. 2. 1; near at hand, impend-
ing, 2 Pe. 1. 14.

TAXLOV, adv. (pr. neut. of Taxlwv,
comparat. of TAXUS) more swiflly, more
quickly, more speedily, Jno. 20. 4; He.
13.19; quickly, speedily, Jno.13.27, et al.

TAXLOTA, adv. (pr. neut. of the superlat.
of raxvs) (§ 8. rem. 5) most quickly, most
speedily, very quickly; és TAXLOTO, as soon
as possible, Ac. 17. 15.

TAXOS, €0S, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) swift-
ness, speed, quickness, celerily; éy TAXEL,
with speed, quickly, speedily; soon, shortly,
Lu. 18.8; Ac. 25.4; hastily, immediately,
RCH IZ 75 eb ale

TAXY, adv. quickly, speedily, hastily,
Mat. 28. 7, 8
Mat. 5. 25; suddenly, Re. 2.5, 16; 3.11,

3 soon, shortly, immediately,

et al.; easily, readily, Mar. 9. 39; pr.
neut. of Taxus.

7 |, a combinatory enclitic particle; serving either
as a lightly-appending link, Ac. 1. 15;
and, Ac. 2. 3; or as an inclusive prefix,
Lu. 12. 45; both, Lu. 24. 20; Ac. 26. 16,

399

TEKVO
teBeparrevjrévat, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. Oepametw
TeHeparrevprevor, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
TeOcparrevpievn, dat. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
tefy, 3 pers.sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. (§ 28.rem.10) — 7/Onpu
teOnvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. 2 : : id.
teOnoavpicpévor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. Onocavpilo
teOAypevy, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. . OA(Bw
teOvavat, (a) perf. 2, infin. (§ 35. rem. 8) OvijoKe
teOvykact, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. . ; : id.
TéOvynke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 38. rem. 2) id.
teOvnkevat, perf. infin—Al. Ln. Taf. c \ a

zteOvavar, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 14. 19) ‘
TeOvyKOTA, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. . 5 id.
teOvnkoTOos, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. 3 id.
teOynkws, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. (§ 36.

rem. 4). ¢ ° : c id.
teOpapyévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.

(§ 35. rem. 9) Tpépw
teOpavopevors,’ ace. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. Opavw
TeOvpeva, nom. pl. neut. part. perf. pass. bvu
teHdor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj.pass.(§28.rem.10) 7éOnye
TEe(xy, nom. pl. TELXOS

relxos |, €0s, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a wall of a city,
Ac. 9. 25, et al.

texety, aor. 2, infin. (§ 37. rem. 1) ems
TEKN, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. . : id.
Tekpnptots,© dat. pl. . . + TEKLNPLOV

Texunpiov |, tov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. 6) (Téxpap, 4
fixed mark) a sign, indubitable token, clear

proof.

Téxva, nom., acc., and voc. pl. TEKVOV
vA 4
Tekvia, voc. pl. TEKVLOV
, , / 4
texvior |, tov, TO TLKT@
fal . /
TEKVOYyovely,” pres. infin. + TEKVOYOVEW

et al. Texvoyovéw, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (rékvov
t<Oéapar, | pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 22. rem.2) Gedopat & ylyvopac) to bear children; to rear a
7Oedpefa, 1 pers. pl. perf. ind. 5 ; id. family Meelis ee rig olin Gre
zeOéarar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. . : ; id. Texvoyovia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
Téeixa., | pers. sing. perf.ind.act. (§ 28.rem.9.d) rye rem. 2) the bearing of children, the rear-
weOeixare, 2 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. . : id. ing of a family. N.T.
Tetkws, mom. sing. masc. part. perf. act. ; id. Texvoyovia |, as, 7 Texvoyovew
Terror, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass.—AI. Texvoyovias,’ gen. sing. . Texvoyovia
Ln. Tdf. : ‘ : id. réxvois, dat. pl. . een
TiHerat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mar 15-47) J tTéxvov |, ov, TO : - aikrw
teOewehuwpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. Oepediow | TexvoTpopew, & |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) cee
teHewedXtwro, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pass. (for & tpépw) to rear a family, 1 Ti. 5. 1
ereGepediwto) (§ 13. rem. 8. f) id. Téxvov, gen. sing. : : : 3 Pies
a Ja.1.19. 6 Lu. 4. 18. e Ac. 1.3. @1Ti. 6. 14. e1 Ti. 2.15.

400 TeXOS

TEKVO
Téxv@, dat. sing. TEKVOV Pédpos, from zédos & Pépw) to bring to maturity,
Texvov, gen. pl. . id. as fruits, etc.; met. Lu. 8. 14.
réxrovos, gen. sing. TEKTWV teheoopovat,” 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. teherpopéw

teAeowot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. TEA

rexTav |, ovos, 6, ($4. rem. 2. e) an artisan ; tehevTa, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. SOS

and spc. one who works in wood, a car- TeAeuTay, pres. infin. : ; : : id.

penter, Mat. 13. 55; Mar. 6. 3. TeAcutdTw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. : id.
weet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. TeA\éw TeAevTaw, al, fut. you todos
TeNela, nom. sing. fem. TéXcLos teheuty |, fs, , ; : ; id.
7éXetor, nom. pl. masc. 7 : : id. rehevTns,” gen. sing. ‘5 ; A TedeuTH
TeAciots, dat. pl. masc. . . . id. teheuTHCavros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 TeNcuTéw
TéAcoy, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. . id. teAevr@y, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
téheuos |, fa, ccov—- : : . téXos tedéw, ©}, fut. dow té\os
Tedeorépas, gen. sing. fem. compar. (§8.rem.4) —réNevos Té\y, nom. and acc. pl. ; ! : id.
tedevorys |, TYTOS, Ys TéAos

: , / / :
TeeLoryTa, acc. sing. TENELOTNS | TéXos |, €0S, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) an end attained,

teheohopew, GI, fut. aow, (§ 16. tab. P) (redeo-

Teelorys, THTOS, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)

TEAELOTHTOS, gen. sing. .. ; . id. consummation ; an end, closing act, Mat.
TeAevodpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 21. 24.6, 14; 1 Co. 15. 24, et al.; full per-
} tabs) yaa : ; : - Tederdw formance, perfect discharge, Ro. 10. 4;
i TeXetovTal, 3 pers. Sing. pres. ind. pass. . id. fulfilment, realisation, Lu. 22. 373 final
{| TEAM, é |, fut. dow téNos | dealing, developed issue, Ja. 5. 11; issue,
| teActrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass.—AlI.) | final stage, 1 Co. 10. 11; issue, result,
| Ens Pdf. : 4 y : TeANeW Mat:9262, 595) JRO: 164.20 122 sel Peagengs
TeNevovTat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 12. 9} antitypical isswe, 2 Co. 3. 13; practical
TeNetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : ; id. issue, 1 Ti. 1. 5; ultimate destiny, Phi.
TeAcwwheis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. teAenddw 3- 19; He. 6. 8; 1 Pe. 4. 17; an impost,
Techy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. . id. due, Mat. 17. 25; Ro. 13. 73 eis téAos,
TeXewwhdot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. , id. to the full, 1 Thes. 2. 16; eis réXos, con-
terelwy, gen. pl. Té\eLos tinually, Lu. 18.5; eis réAos, péxpt,
rerelws |," adv. TéXos axpe TéeXovs, throughout, Mat. 10. 22;
Pe aaa, aor. 1, infin. act. . : TENELOO Mans 133135 Jn0.132 1s; bens iGuide,
TeAcLwodyTwv, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id. 6. 11; Re. 2. 26.
Tedewoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. } téXeu0s, ela, ecov, (§ 7. rem. 1) brought
SABO, ln idk TEXELOW to completion; fuliy accomplished, fully de-
€reXciwoa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 17. 4) } veloped, Ja. 1. 4; fully realised, thorough,
TeXeiwars |, ews, 7 : ‘ , téX0S 1 Jno. 4. 18; complete, entire, as opposed
TeACLUTYW, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. Te\esw to what is partial and limited, 1 Co.
TedewwTyV,’ acc. sing. . : TeAewwTyS 13. 10; full grown, of ripe age, 1 Co.
tedcwwris |, 00,6 - TéXos 14. 20; Ep. 4. 13; He. 5. 14; fully ac-
TEAeoNTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. Tew complished in Christian enlightenment,
tedeo Oyj, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. 1 Co. 2. 6; Phi. 3. 15; Col. 1. 28; per-
tedeo Ova, aor. 1, infin. pass. id. fect in some point of character, without
Teco Onoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. ; id. shortcoming in respect of a certain stand-
tekecOyjoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass—Gr. ard, Mat. 5.48; 19. 21; Col. 4. 12; Ja.
Sch. Tdf. : - id. 1.4; 3.2; perfect, consummate, Ro. 12. 2;
teheo Oy, Rec. (Re. 17. 17) : J Ja. 1. 17, 25; compar. of higher excellence
tereo Odor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id. and efficiency, He. g. 11.

ensPenle is: 6 He. 12. 2.

e Lu. 8. 14, d Mat. 2. 15.

TeEAos 401 TET OA
completeness, perfectness, Col. 3. 143; ripeness of | 7éXous, gen. sing. é 6 5 : TtéAos
knowledge or practice, He. Gy te LG: TeXovca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. - TEeAéw

reXeisw, &, fut. dow, perf. reveAclwKa, TeAOvat, nom. pl. . ; : : reddvys
aor. 1, éreAefwoa, (§ 20. tab.T) to exe- TeAOVHY, ace. sing. . ‘ A 5 ; id.

cute fully, discharge, Ino. 4. 34; §. 363
17. 4; to reach the end of, run through,
Jinish, Lu. 2. 43; Ac. 20. 24; lo consum-
mate, place in a condition of finality, He.
4. 19; to perfect a person, advance a per-
son to final completeness of character, He.
2.10; 5.9; 7. 28; to perfect a person,
advance: a person to a completeness of its
kind, which needs no further provision,
He. 9. 9; 10. I, 14; pass. to receive ful-
filment, Jno. 19. 28; .to be brought to the
goal, to reach the end of one’s course, Lu.
Meese ehiy sa ley tle. il. Asm i 2) 2315
to be fully developed, 2 Co. 12.9; Ja.
2.22; 1 Jno. 2.5; 4. 12, 17; to be com-
pletely organised, to be closely embodied,
JNOn 7 23

TeAelws, adv. perfectly, 1 Pe. 1. 13.

TeAciwots, ews, 77, (§ 5. tab. E. c)
a completing; a fulfilment, an accomplish-
ment of predictions, promises, etc.; Lu.
I. 453; finality of function, completeness
of operation and effect, He. 7. 11.

TeXewwTys, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
finisher, one who completes and perfects
athing; one who brings through to final
attainment, He. 12. 2; cf. ch. 2. 10.

TedeuTH, 7s, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
finishing, end; hence, end of life, death,
decease, Mat. 2. 15.

reevtaw, G, fut. now, perf. rerehev-
TyKa, aor. ls éereAc’Tnoa, (§ 18. tab. R)
to end, finish, complete ; abso]. to end one’s
life, to die, Mat. 2.19; 15.4; 22.25, et al.

TeA\ew, @, fut. gow, (§ 22. rem. 1)
perf. reréAexa, aor. 1, éréAeca, to finish,
complete, conclude, an operation, Mat.
is HG io ABR HO Uy GE AIbe To oe Bi
circuit, Mat. 10. 23; to fulfil, to carry out
into full operation, Ro. 2. 27; Gal. 5. 16;
Ja. 2.8; to pay dues, Mat. 17. 24, et al.;
pass. to be fulfilled, realised, Lu. 12. 50;
18. 31, et al.; of time, to be ended, elapse,
UO! ais|. O15 20%. 35) Sagi

tedovys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (réAos & dvéo-
pear) one who farms the public revenues ;
in N.T. a publican, collector of imposts, tax-
fatherer, Mat. 5: 465. 9. 10; 11+) 1013
et al.
TeAcviov, lov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a
custom-house, toll-house ; collectors office,

Mat. 9: 9; Mar. 2: 14; Luss: 27.

teAwviov |, tov, Td ss Vt nga . TeAOVNS
TeAwvav, gen. pl. ; 5 ‘ C id.
referat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 37. rem. 1) TikTw
Tééy, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. . : : id.

Tépas |, aros, 70, ($4. rem, 2.c) a prodigy, por-
tent, Ac. 2. 19; @ signal act, wonder,
miracie, Jno. 4. 48; Ac. 2. 43, et al.

TEPACL, dat. pl. C . . 6 fs TEpas
Tépara, nom. and ace. pl. 4 : : id.
TEpPaTor, gen. pl. . . . . ° id.

Tépruos |," ov, 0, Tertius, pr. name.
TéprvdXos |, ov, 6, Tertullus, pr. name.

/ /
TeptvAXov, gen. . . . - TéprvAXos
Téecoapa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. é : Téecoapes

, e e 4 ~
Tecoapaxovre |, Ol, al, TA : j : id.
TETTOAPAKOVTAETH, acc. sing. masc. TETOAPAKOVTAETHS

TecoapaKovTaeTys |, €os, ods, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
(rexoapdaxovta & eros) of forty years,
INC Gis DAR MBs Tey

Téecoapas, acc. pl. masc. and fem. : . Téecoupes

TéETO Ope s| , Att. TETTAPES, WY, Ol, al, neut. réc-
capa, Att. TéeTTapa, (§ 9. tab. I.d) four,
Mat. 24. 31; Mar. 2. 3, et al.

TecoapaKovTa, ol, ai, ta, forty, Mat.
4. 2c ale

tétaptos, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a)
fourth, Mat. 14. 25, et al.

TeTaptaios, ala, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
on the fourth day, Jno. 11. 39.

TeTpaowov, tov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. ¢)
(dimin. of TETpASs ) a set of four, quater-
nion; a detachment of four men, Ac.
1, Zig ALG

TETPAKOTLOL, au, a, four hundred, Ac.
5. 36, et al.

a Ro. 16. 22.

TEDOU

cal / n~ / a
tetpamAdos, ots, dy, 7H, dov, ovv, (§ 7.
rem. 5. b) (teTpas) quadruple, fourfold,
Lu. 19. 8.
TecoaperkaioekaTy, nom. sing. fem. TETOAPETKALOCKATOS
Tecoaperkaioekdtyy, acc. sing. fem. . id.
(JO / , & } /
TETTUpPETKALOCKATOS |, 0, OV, (TETTapes, Kat, & O¢-
KaTos ) the fourteenth, Ac. 27. 27, 33.

Téecoapot, dat. pl. TécTUpEs
TETT Up, gen. pl. : 0 : A id.
TETAYPEVALL, nom. pl. fem. part. perf. pass. TEC
TETAY[LEVOL, nom, pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
Térakrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 26.

rem. 3) c us : 0 id.
TeTapory/s€vOL, nom. pl. mase. part. perf. pass. tapdaow
retdpaxtat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. t id.
TeTapTatos |,“ a, ov Tego apes
TETApTN, dat. sing. fem. 6 TETAPTOS
TETapTHV, ace. sing. fem. : : : id.
tevapTys, gen. sing. fem. . 5 4 c id.
réraproy, nom. and acc. sing. neut. . ; id.
Téraprtos |, 7, OV : : . TETTApPES
TeTapTov, gen. sing. neut. . . TETAPTOS
meteAciwxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. TENELOW
TeTEAClwpat, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) ; ; . ; id.
TETEAELWMLEVY, nom. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. id.
TETEAELW[LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
TETENELW[LEVOY, acc. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
reTeewwpevov, gen. pl. part. perf. pass. ; id.
rereAciwrat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
gTeTéAcka, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . - TeAgw
teréAcorat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 22.

rem. 5. 6) : - A 5 id.
TETEAEUTYKOTOS, Sen. sing. masc. part. perf.—

Al. Ln. Tdf. ; 5 nl TENEVTAW

reOvnxdtos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 11. 39) }
Térevxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 36. rem. 2) TvyXavo
TETHPNKA, 1 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. TNPEw
TETHPYKAV, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. contr.

(§ 35. rem. 13).—B. D. Ln. Taf. id.

ternpyxact, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 17. ol
TETHPNKAS, 2 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . 2 id.
TeTnpykact, 3 pers. pl. perf. ind. act. ; id.
rerypyke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. . : id.
TeTHpNnLEVyV, acc. sing. fem. part. perf. pass.

(§ 17. tab. Q) : fs ; id.
TeTnpypevots, dat. pl. masc. : é 3 id.
TETIPYLEVOVS, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. id.

« Jno, 11. 39. 6 Re, 21. 16. e Ac. 12. 4.

402

TeTUp
TeTypytat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. : Typew
TeTYunevov, gen. sing. masc. part. perf. pass.
(§.19.-tab..i8) "2 : - TYLA

Tetpaywvos |,’ ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (réooapes
and yovio.) four-angled, quadrangular,

square.
/
Tetpadiots,® dat. pl. . . TETPAOLOV
t? /
tetpad.ov |, tov, TO - . . . . TéecoapeEs

tetpakioxiArot |, at, a, (retpaxts, four times, and
xiA1ov) four thousand, Mat. 15. 38, et al.

TETpAKLoXIALovs, acc. pl. masc. . TETPAKLTXiALoL
TeTpakloxiAtwy, gen. pl. . . . . id.
TeTpaKoowa, acc. pl. neut. TETPAKOCLOL
TeTpakootot |, at, a + . . . . Tésoapes
TeTpakootots, dat. pl. neut. TETPAKOCLOL
TeTpakooiwy, gen. pl. é é Z ‘ id.

Tetpdpyvov,? nom. sing. neut.—Ree. :
TETPAELNVOS, Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Jno. 4. 35
rerpapnvos |, ov, 6, 7, TO, -ov, (§ 7. rem. 2)
(técoapes & pyy) of four months, four

months in duration.

. TETPAPLNVOS

A , Am? ,

TeTpamrAos, ods |, 07, 7), OOV, OVV TETOAPES
TeTpamAobvy,° acc. sing. neut. . . . -TeTpamrAdos
TeTpaTrooa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. 5 6 TETPATOUS

tetparoowv, gen. pl. . ‘ ; id.
tTetparous |, od0s, 6, 7, TO, -ovy, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)
(récoapes & rods) four-footed; pl. rd,
tetpamoda, sc. Ga, quadrupeds, Ac.
NOME 2 eT sOsOw Tana.
. TETPAPXNS
TETPApXys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (rerpds & dpxw)

a tetrarch; pr. one of a sovereign body of

tretpapxéw, ©], fut. yow - :

four; in N.T., according to later usage, a
provincial sovereign under the Roman em-
peror, Mat. 14. 1; Lu. 3. 19; 9. 7; Ac.
ro Tee

TeTpapxéw, &, fut. yow, ($16. tab. P)
to be tetrarch, rule as tetrarch, Lu. 3. 1,

ter. L.G.

TeTpapxov, gen. sing. . ; y ; rerpapyns
TETPApXOdVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. TETpapXew
TeTpavpaticpevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf.

Passsiyee ; ; 5 - Tpavpatil
TeTpaxyAurpeva,’ nom. pl. neut. part. perf. p. Tpaxnr( lo
tetUdhAwke, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. act. - tudpddw
TETUPW/LEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. Tupow
retvpwrtat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. (§ 21.

tab. U) : : : id.

d Jno. 4. 35. e Lu. 19. 8. f He, 4, 13.

TETUX 403 TiBep

tTérvxe, 3 pers. sing. perf. 2, ind.—A. D. ot 1. 3; ¢o observe practically, keep strictly, Mat.19.17;
Tdf. A cj . ‘ TUyXavo 2303) 25. 205) Mar 7.09); NOM oens Ry eb
TETEUXE, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Heb. 8.6) . j al.; to preserve, shield, Jno.17.15; to store
Tedpow, o |, fut. ®ow, (§ 20. tab. T) (réppa, ashes) up, reserve, Jno. 2.10; 12. 7; 1 Pe. 1. 4;
to reduce to ashes, to consume, destroy. 2 Pe. 2. 4, 9, 17, et al.; to keep in cus-
Teppwoas,” nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. Teppow tody, Ac. 12. 5; 16. 23, et al.; to main-
texGeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. tain, Ep. 4. 3; 2 Ti. 4. 7; to keep ina
@si.7em. Ly ° 5 . TUKTW condition; Jno. 17. Ur, 12/5) le Co. 37)

2 ; Zi Comite Oe ehinghs 225m acto 277
rex |, ns, %, (§ 2. tab. B. a) art, skill, Ac.

” 7 5. tab. E.
17. 29; an art, trade, craft, Ac. 18. 3; TYPHTLS, EWS, 1, (§ a c) a
keeping, custody; meton. a place of cus-
Re, 18.922. es Bi :
4 ody, prison, ward, Ac. 4. 3; met. practi-

texvitns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) an 3 p

4 ae : cal observance, strict performance, 1 Co.
artisan, artificer; workman, mechanic, Ac.

: oi Ly.
19. 24, 38; Re. 18. 22; an architect, Ato 7 9 atte z
ers. sing. pres. subj. act. . 4
builder, He. 11. 10. (7). ae ; P ie nS P : ‘ : oes
ers. sing. aor. 1, opt. pass. c id.
réxvy, dat. sing —A. B. Ln. Taf. - ; ath 2 ieee a Seg os
u aor. 1, infin. pass. C . id.
Téxvyqv, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 18. 3) \ ea Gen ead by E 3
‘ : : TypyoaL, aor. 1, infin. act. P ; id.
TEXVYV, acc. sing. id. ; :
: ; , THpHTaVTaAs, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
TExVys, gen. sing. : : é : id. : : i
A A THOYCTEL, dat. sing. ‘ r ‘ - THPYHTLS
TEXVITQL, nom. pl. . 5 5 . 5 TEXVLTNS - : 5
i ; THPHTEL, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : - TNpEw
TEXVITALS, dat. pl. : : : : id. ; fore : P
; bei TNPYTN, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
Texvirns ov, 6 . . . Z 9 nS, z :
oN TY $ ers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. c id.
THOE, dat. sing. fem. (5 10. tab. J. a) ; 60€ IONS» E a i
- - TNPHTNTE, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. ‘ id.
THKETAL,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. + THKW “S é
is THPYHTW, acc. sing. . . . . . TH INTL
THK@ |, Tut. &w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) to dissolve, ren- THpyots |, ews, H+ ; . ‘ : TnpEew
der liquid ; pass. to be liquefied, melt. THPYTOV, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. : id.
mAavyas |,° adv. (ravyys, widely resplendent, from Typycovet, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. act. : id.
Tyre, afar, & avy) clearly, plainly, dis- Typyow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. act. : : id.
tinctly. Typovmev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . d id.
TyAtkatTa, nom. pl. neut. : : : THALKOUTOS Typovpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. . id.
TyALKavTYS, gen. sing. fem. c : : id. THpoUpevovs, ace. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.—
tyduxootos |, avTy, odo, (§ 10. rem. 7. 8) (rHAé- B. C. Gr. Sch. Tdf. id.
kos, 80 great) so great, 2 Co. 1. 10; He. TETHPNLEVOVS, Rec; @ Benz 4ee | |
Deas ans eA ee. LO. 0S: TypodvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
THALKOUTOV, gen. sing. masc. . : : TNALKIUTOS TnpovvTwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. act. : id.
TIVE, acc. sing. fem. : : : - 60E Typ, | pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : id.
Type, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . . THPEw Typapev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. B id.
riper, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. : . id. Typov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
Type, pres. infin. act. . F : id. qi, nom. and acc. sing. neut. (§ 10. rem. 4) indef. Ts
Tpetr Gan, pres. infin. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) : id. qi, nom. and ace. sing. neut. (§ 10. tab. J. f)
THpeite, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. ‘ id. interrog. . 5 : : . Tis
T™pzw |, @, fut. yow, perf. rerppy«a, aor. 1, ernpy- TiBepiddos, gen. . : : : TiBepuds
ca, (§ 16. tab. P) (rnpds, watching, TiBepuds |, ddos, (a) 7, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) Tiberias, a
watchful) to keep watch upon, guard, Mat. city of Galilee, built by Herod Antipas,
27. 36, 545 28. 4; Ac. 12.6; to watch and named in honour of Tiberius.
over protectively, guard, 1 Jno. 5. 18; Re. TiBép.os |, ov, 0 (§ 3. tab. C. a) Tiberius, the third
16. 15; lo mark attentively, to heed, Re. Roman emperor.

a 2 Pe, 2. 6. 6 2 Pe, 3. 12. c Mar. 8, 25.

TiBep 404 TLAXO
TiBepiov,* gen. ; 5 : TBéptos ment of preaching the Gospel, Ro. 15.
rubeaot, 3 pers. pl. (for tBetor) (§ .28. Oepedidw, &, fut. dow, perf. refepe-

rem. 6) . . . TiOnpn AlwKa, aor. 1, exedAiwoa, (§ 20. tab. T)

TiMeis, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act.

7iWévar, pres. infin. act. : 5

7iGévres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. 5

7iOerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. (§ 28.
rem. 8. a) :

7Wérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. act.

TiOnut |, fut. Ojow, aor. 1, €Onka, perf. réerka,
aor. 2, eOnv, aor. 2, mid. éJéunv, (§ 28.
tabb. V. W) aor. 1, pass. ereOny, perf. pass.
TéOepar, pluperf. érePetuyy, (§ 28. rem.
10) to place, set, lay, Mat.5.15; Mar.6.56;
Lu. 6. 48, et al.; to produce at table, Jno.
2.10; to deposit, lay, Mat. 27. 60; Lu.
23.53; Ac.3.2; to lay down, Lu.19.21,22;
INOW TO! NT MUS WLS seul InOs lO met
al.; to lay aside, put off, Jno. 13. 4; to
allocate, assign, Mat. 24.51; Lu. 12. 46;
to set, constitute, appoint, Jno. 15.16; Ac.
13.47; He. 1. 2; to render, make, Mat.
22, 44; Ro. 4. 17; 1 Co. 9. 18; mid. to

to found, lay the foundation of, Mat. 7. 25;
Lu. 6. 48; He. 1. 10; met. to ground,
establish, render firm and unwavering,
Lips. i771 Colm 23 slube-uh 1.
Onky, ns, H, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a reposi-
tory, receptacle ; a@ case, sheath, scabbard,

JnOsS ed te

Tino, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. rine
tixret, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. alicrti
TUKTN, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. 5 : id.
TiKTOVTO, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. . id.

Tixto |, fut. réEw & re€opat, aor. 2, Erexor,
perf. réroxa, aor. 1, pass. eTexOnv, Gee
rem. 1) to bear, bring forth children, Mat.
I. 21, 23, et al.; trop. to bear, produce,
as the earth, yield, He. 6.7; met. to give,
birth to, Ja. 1. 15.

zéxvov, ov, 70, (§. 3. tab. C.c) a
child, a son or daughter, Mat. 2. 18; Lu.

1.7, et al.; pl. descendants, posterity, Mat.

Ht put in custody, Mat. 14. 3; Ac. 4. 3; to 3. 9; Ac. 2. 39; child, son, as a term of
Wh reserve, Ac. 1. 7; to commit as a matter endearment, Mat.9.2; Mar. 2.5; 10. 24;

; of charge, 2 Co. 5. 19; to set, with de- pl. children, inhabilants, people, of a city,
Ns sign, in a certain arrangement or position, Mat. 23. 37; Lu. 19. 44; from the Heb.,
ie Ac. 20. 28; 1 Co. 12. 18, 28; 1 Thes. met. a child or son in virtue of disciple
iA BeQyel Ti, caera 5) passe Diy 2:09) 2 Ti: ship, | Co. 4. 1%; 1 Tint. 2; 2 Diggweas

1.11; 1 Pe. 2. 8; qOévar Ta yovata, to
kneel down, Mar. 15. 19; Lu. 22. 41; Ac.
7.60; 9. 40; 20. 36; 21.5; tiMecfa ev
™m Kapoia, to lay to heart, ponder, Lu.
1. 66; also, eis Tas Kapotas, Lu. 21. 14;
Tiber Oar ev mH Kapola, to design, resolve,
Ac. 5. 4; also, éy TVECPLATL, Ac. 19. 21;
also, BovAnv, Ac. 27. 123 ridecGau «is
7a ora, to give attentive audience to, to
listen to retentively, Lu. 9. 44.

OepneXwos, iov, 6, (pr. an adj. from
Oépa, tiOnpr) and Oepediov, ov, 7d, 4
foundation, Lu. 6. 48, 40; He. 11. 10;
met. a foundation laid in elementary in-
struction, He. 6.1; a foundation of a
superstructure of faith, doctrine, or hope,
(Coy So TH), Wy WIR Ie He eA
6. 19; @ foundation laid in a commence-

Tit. r. 4; Phile. 10; 3 Jno. 4; @ child in
virtue of gracious acceptance, Jno. 1. 12;
Mite FOP IRC. tle ios Hii) Wh diay Fg «
child in virtue of spiritual conformity, Jno.
8. 39; Phi. 2. 15; 1 Jno. 3. 10; a@ child
of, one characterised by, some condition
or quality, Mat. 11. 19; Ep. 2. 3; 5. 8;
I Rem ieir4;) 20 Pen ana":

rexviov, ov, 76, (dimin. of réxvov) 4@
little child; texvia, an endearing com-
pellation, my dear children, Jno. 13. 33;
Gal. 4. 19; 1 Jno. 2. 1, et al.

70Kos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ bring-
ing forth; offspring; met. produce cf

money lent, interest, usury, Mat. 25. 27;

Lu. 19. 23.
tiAAew, pres. infin. . ' : aN
tidXovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.

Gulu, eels

TLAA@

40.

id

TiIAA® |, fut. XG, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) to pull, pluck off, Tijuoy, acc. sing. masc.

Mat. 12. 1; Mar. 2. 33; Lu. 6. 1.

Tila, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. TipLaw
TUYLG, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . : ; id.
Tipanos |, ov, 0, Timeus, pr. name.

Tipatov,* gen. Tinatos
Tysats, dat. pl. . TY
TYLES, acc. pl. : < : i , id.
Tysare, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. act. TYLaw
TYLAW, o|, fut. 4ow . ° . ° TYLH

Tiuy |, As, 7, (8 2. tab. B. a) (tiw, to price) a
pricing, estimate of worth; price, value,
Mat. 27.9; price paid, Mat. 27.6; meton.
a thing of price, and collectively, precious
things, Re. 24. 24, 26; preciousness, 1 Pe,
2. 7; substantial value, real worth, Col.
2. 23; careful regard, honour, state of
honour, dignity, Ro. 9. 21; He. 5. 4;
honour conferred, observance, veneration,
Ro. 2. 7, 10; 12. 10; mark of favour and
consideration, Ac. 28. 10.
tiudw, @, fut. yow, aor. 1, éeriunoa,
(§ 18. tab. R) to estimate in respect of
worth ; to hold in estimation, respect,
honour, reverence, Mat. 15.4, 5,8; 19.19;
Mar.7.10, et al.; to honowr with reverent
8. 49; to
ireat wilh honour, manifest consideration

service, Jno. 5. 23, quater;

towards, Ac. 28. 10; to treat graciously,
visit with marks of favour, Jno. 12. 26;
mid. to price, Mat. 27. 9.

Tip.os, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) precious,
costly, of great price, 1 Co. 3. 12; Re.
18.12; precious, dear, valuable, Ac.20.24;
1 Pe. 1. 7, 19; honoured, esteemed, re-
spected, Ac. 5. 34; He. 13. 4.

TYLLOTNS, TyTos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c)

preciousness, costliness; meton. precious
things, valuable merchandise, Re. 18. 19.

N.T.

Ty, dat. sing. syst
Tysnv, acc. sing. . : ; ; , id.
TYyns, gen. sing. é ; , : id.
Tysjoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. ryder
Tysnoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 2 ; id.
Tysjon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : <a
Tia, nom. pl. neut. riptos
tylay acc. sing. fem, . F : id.
a Mar. 10, 46. & Re. 18. 19.

5 TLY@
Tip.tos

timios|,a,ov - TUL
TyuoTys |, THTOS, H - A F : : id.
TyuLoTHTOS,” gen. sing. . TYLLOTYS
TyLlou, gen. sing. masc, e - ° e Tipos
Tyslous, acc. pl. masc. . : ; ; id.
Tiyuiw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . : : id.
TyuwTaToU, gen. sing. neut. superlative (§ 8.

rem, 4) . : - ; id.
TYLLOTATY, dat. sing. masc. superl. . F id.
TyLLWTEpoY, Nom. sing. neut. compar. . : id.
Typobee, voc. . : - : Tydbeos
Tydfeov, acc. : : : c 3 id.
Ty0eos |, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) Timotheus, Timothy,

pr. name.
Tyoféov, gen. Tideos

Tiyobéy, dat. : ; : . ‘ id.
Tys@, | pers. sing. pres. ind. act. TYG
TyLOv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . : id.
Tipwv |, wvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) Timon, pr. name.
Timwva,° acc. ; : i ; Tipov
Tiuwpéw, G), fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) aor. 1, pass.

ery.mpynOnv, (TYys5wpds, an aider, an

avenger, from TYLY & aipw) to succour,

to avenge, any one; in N.T. to punish,

INC? (22505); 0 20.00.

Tyswpia |, as, 7, ($ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) punishment, He. 10. 29.

TyswpnOGor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.

(§ Trotab. Q) 5 98> pane
Tyuwpia|, as, + ; : ; ck id.
Tywpias,? gen. sing. , ; : » TYyLwpta
TyLwWpav, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . TYyLwpew
Tys@ot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. and subj. act... TYLaw
Twa, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. pl.

neut. indef. . - s 2 TS
tla, acc. sing. masc. and nom. pl. neut. interrog. zig
Tivas acc. pl. masc. indef. . : : . 7S
tivas, acc. pl. fem. interrog. . : 3 tis
tlvés, nom, pl. masc. indef. : . Ts
tives, nom. pl. masc. interrog ‘ : ris
Twi, dat. sing. indef. F ; t . Ts
zivt, dat. sing. interrog. : F ; ais
twés, gen. sing. indef. : : : . Ts
Tivos, gen. sing. interrog. : : : tis

tivo |, fut. triaw, (§ 27. rem. 1. a, and note) to pay;
to pay a penalty, icur punishment,

2 Thes. 1. 9.

e Ac. 6, 5. @ He. 10, 29.

TLYOV
Twaov, gen. pl. indef. ; K : oe
zivwv, gen. pl. interrog. ‘ ; ay

tts |, 6, 1, TO, -TL, SN. TLWVOs, 6 10. tab. J. e) indef.
pron., @ certain one, some one, Mat.

12. 47, et al.; pl. some, certain, several,

hus Garo); Negros 2ube nse 1O,metals:

one, a person, Mat. 12. 29; Lu. 14. 8;

Jno. 6. 50, et al.; combined with the
name of an individual, one, Mar. 15. 21,
et al.; as it were, in a manner, a kind of,
He. 10.27; Ja. 1.18; any whatever, Mat.
8. 28; Lu. 11. 36; Ro. 8. 39, et al.; tts,
somebody of consequence, Ac. §. 36; 71,
something of consequence, Gal. 2.6; 6. 3;
wi, anything at all, anything worth ac-
count, 1 Co. 3.7; 10.19; ge, at all,
Phi. 3. 15; Phile. 18.

zis |, ri, Tivos, (§ 10. tab. J. f) interrog. pron., strictly
of direct inquiry, who ? what? Mat. 3. 7;
5. 13: 19. 273 equivalent to TOTEpOS,
whether? which of two things? Mat. 9. 5;
Mar. 2.9; Phi.1.22; neut.zr,why? where-
fore? Mat. 8. 26; 9. 11, 143 TU Ort, Why
is it that ? Mar. 2.16; Jno. 14.22; neut.
zi, what ? as an empathatic interrogative,
Ac. 26.8; zi, how very! v.r. Mat. 7.14;
in indirect question, Mat. 10. 11; 12. 3,

et al.
mist, dat. pl. indef. . : ; vere
riot, dat. pl. interrog. . ; ; F rife
TiTOUcl, « 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. F 7 - THM
zitXov, acc. sing. - 2 ; reclie

titXos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Lat. tite) an in-
scribed roll, superscription, Jno. 19. 19, 20.

Tirov, acc. . . : : . . Tiros
Tiros |, ov, 6, Titus, pr. name.

Titov, gen. : é ; : Tiros
Titw, dat. : 5 ; ’ : id.
Towacbe,’ gen. sing. fem. Spdabe
Totatra, acc. pl. neut. me
Towavrat, nom, pl. fem. ¢ ; : id.
rovavrats, dat. pl. fem. : d : id.
Towattas, acc. pl fem. . ; id.
Towavrn, nom. sing. fem. . ; : F id.
ToavTyy, acc. sing. fem. t ’ : id.

Tovyapody |, (row, yap, and ov) adoubly strengthened
form of the particle rou, well then, so then,
wherefore, 1 Thes. 4. 8; He. 12. 1.

a 2 Thes. 1.9. 62 Pe.1.17.

406 TON a7)

toivey |, a strengthening of the particle to., by the enclitic
vov, well then, therefore now, therefore,
Lu. 20. 25; 1 Co. g. 26, et al.

roidabe |, Toudde, Tordyde, (§ 10. rem. 8) a more
pointedly demonstrative form of 7ofos,

such as this ; such as follows, 2 Pe. 1. 17.

TOLOUTOL, nom. pl. masc. . . . . TOLOUTOS
TovovTots, dat. pl. masc. and neut. . Pale id.
TolovTov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. ‘ r id.

Tovovtos |, ToavTy, ToLodTo, and tovodrov, (§ 10.
rem. 7.a) a lengthened and more demon-
strative form of totos, such, such like, of
this kind or sort, Mat. 18.5; 19. 14; such,
so great, Mat. 9. 8; Mar. 6. 2; 6 ro.od-
wos, such a fellow, Ac. 22. 22; also, the
one alluded to, 1 Co. 1. 5; 2 Co. 2. 6, 7;

12,°2, 3, 5:
rotovTov, gen. sing. masc. = oe
Totovrous, acc. pl. masc. . i j f id.
TovovT@, dat. sing. masc. : . : id.
Tue: gentcpl: f ; , ; id.
Totxe,° voc. sing. . ae

Totxos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a a wall of a build_.
ing, as distinct from a city wall or forti-

fication (retyos), Ac. 23. 3.

tToKos |, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a) aia
Tok, dat. sing. . ; 5 ’ a ee
TOPE, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. ToApucew
ToApay, pres. infin. ; : ‘ : id.

ToApaw, G), fut. yow, aor. 1, éroApyoa, (§ 18.
tab. R) to assume resolution to do a thing,
Mar. 15.43; Ro. 5.7; Phi. 1.14; to make
up the mind, 2Co.10.12; to dare, Ac. 5.13;
4. 32; to presume, Mat. 22. 46; Mar.
12.34; Lu.20.40; Jno.21.12; Ro.15.18;
Jude g; to have the face, 1 Co. 6.1; absol.
to assume a bold bearing, 2 Co.10.2; 11.21.
ToApnpotepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1)
compar. of roAunpds, bold, from toApaw)
bolder ; neut. TOApLNpOTEpoY, as an adv.,
more boldly, with more confidence, more
freely, Ro. 15. 15.
ToApYTHS, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
who is bold ; in a bad sense, @ presumptu-
ous, audacious person, 2 Pe. 2. 10.
ToApnporepor |,* adv. . : . + ToApaw
ToApyporépuss |, adv. more boldly.—aA. B. a

id.
TOALNPOTEpOV, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (Ro. 15.1 5)

ec Ac, 23. 3, d Ro, 15, 15.

= eel

407

Tpavp

TOALN

toApnoat, aor. 1, infin. . 3 TOAL aw
ToAHTAS, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. | : id.
ToApjow, | pers. sing. fut. ind. : : id.
ToApyrtai,* nom. pl. . TOAPNTHS
ToApnTys |, 00, 6 . ToApaw
ToApo, | pers. sing. pres. ind. , ; id.
ToApa@pey, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 - id.

Tojuarepos |,’ a, ov, ($7. rem. 1) (compar. of topds,
cutling, sharp, keen, from zéuvw, to cut)
keener, sharper.

Toor | < ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a bow.

roretioy | Re ov, TO, @ topaz, a gem of a yellowish
colour, different from the modern topaz.
L.G.
to7rois, dat. pl. 7070S

TOTOY, acc. sing. . ° = . . id.

Toros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ place, locality,
Mat. 12. 43; Lu. 6. 17, et al.; @ limited
spot or ground, Mat. 24.15; 27. 33; Jno.
4. 20; Ac. 6. 13, et al.; @ precise spot or

Mat. 28. 6; Mar. 16. 6; Lu.

14.9, et al.; a dwelling place, abode,

situation,

mansion, dwelling, seat, Jno. 14. 2, 3;
Ac. 4. 31; @ place of ordinary deposit,
Mat. 26. 52; @ place, passage in a book,
Lu. 4. 17; place occupied, room, space,
Lu. 2. 7; 14. 9, 22; place, opportunity,
Ac. 25. 16; He. 12. 17; place, condition,
position, 1 Co. 14. 16.

ToTov, gen. sing. TOTOS
TOTOUS, acc. pl. e 4 7 ; id.
TOTO, dat. sing. : : : : : id.
z7oTrwv, gen. pl. . j ‘ : ‘ id.
tooavra, nom. and acc. pl. neut. . - TOTOUTOS
TocauTyy, acc. sing. fem. : P A id.
TocovTo, acc. sing. neut.—Al. Ln. Tdf. . ; =
tocovtov, Rec. Gr. Sch. (He. 7. 22) i
TogovTot, nom. pl. masc. . : P ‘ id.

tocovroy, acc. sing. masc. and neut. (§ 10.
rem. 8) 2 ‘ 5 : id.
Togoutos |, ToxavTn, TOTOUTO, and togovTOY, (§ 10.
rem. 7. b) a lengthened and more de-
monstrative form of zdéqos, so great, so
much, Mat. 8. 10; 15.33; so long, of time,
Jno. 14.9; pl. so many, Mat. 15. 33,
et al.

6 He, 4. 12. ¢ Re. 6. 2.

TocovTov, gen. sing. neut. TOT OUTOS
ToaovTous, acc. pl. masc. . 3 : ‘ id.
TOOTH, dat. sing. neut. TOC OUTOS
TocovTwy, gen. pl. . . . ' Ff id.
tore |, adv. of time, then, at that time, Mat. 2. 17;
3-53 11.20; then, thereupon, Mat. 12.29;
13.26; 25.315; dao Tore, from that time,
Mat. 4. 17; 16. 21; 6 rdre, which then
was, 2 Pe. 3. 6.
tovvavtiov |, (by crasis for 76 évaytiov) that which
is opposite; as an ady., on the contrary, on
the other hand, 2 Co. 2.7; Gal. 2. 7;
IsBew3. 0:
Tovvop.a |,° (by crasis for 7} ovo}1a.) the name; in
the acc. by name, Mat. 27. 57.
TovTéatt |, (by crasis for zodr. €or) that is, which
signifies, which implies, Ac. 1. 19; 19. 4,

et al.
TovTo, nom. and acc. sing. neut. (§ 10. tab.J.c) obras
tovto.s, dat. pl. masc. and neut. : 3 id.
TovToV, acc. sing. masc. t : ; id.
TovTov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. : 3 id.
TOUTOUS, acc. pl. mase. . e : . id.
TovTw, dat. sing. masc. and neut. : : id.
rovrwv, gen. pl. . ; ; id.

Tpayos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a@ he-goat, He. 9.
ep TO TE TC) Zip

Tpaywv, gen. pl. . . : : + Tpayos

tpamela |, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) (rerpas, four, and
mela, & foot) a table, an eating-table,
Mat. 15. 27; Mar. 7. 28; He. g. 2; by
impl. a@ meal, feast, Ro. 11.9; 1 Co.

10. 21; @ table or counter of a money-

changer, Mat. 21. 12; a@ bank, Lu.
19. 23; by impl. pl. money matters, Ac.
652°

tpazreLitys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) a
money-changer, broker, banker, who ex-
changes or loans money for a premium,
Mats2smr2ie) (Cr)

tpameélats, dat. pl. tpamela.
tpamrelay, acc. sing. : i : F id.
Tparélas, ace. pl. : : : ; id.
tpamelys, gen. sing. : : : j id.
tpamelitats,/ dat. pl. tpazeCirns
tparelirns ,ov,d - . . . . tpamela

Tpatpa |, aos, 7d, ($4. tab. D. c) (titpHcKw, to
wound) a wound, Lu. 10. 34.
d Re. 21. 20.

e Mat. 27. 57. Jf Mat. 25. 27.

TPavp

408

TPeXo

/ =
tpavpatilw, fut. iow, aor. 1, érpavyarica,

(§ 26. rem. 1) to wound, Lu. 20. 12;

Ac. 19. 16.
Tpavpara," acc. pl. i F Tpavpa
tpavpartice |, fut. (ow : 4 siria te id.
Tpavpatioavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 tpavpatiler
TPAXELAL, nom. pl. fem. 2 Tpaxv’s
TPAXEts, acc. pl. masce. id.
tpaxnrilo |, fut. cow Tpaxndos

id.

Tpaxnror, acc. sing.

Tpaxnros |, Ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the neck,
Mat. 18. 6, et al.; éxufetvar Cvydv emi
TOV Tpaxnroy, to put a yoke upon the
neck of any one, met. to bind to a burden-
some observance, Ac. 15. 10; p7orubévar
TOV Tpaxndor, to lay down one’s neck
under the axe of the executioner, to im-
peril one’s life, Ro. 16. 4.

Tpaxnrtlo, fut. (ow, perf. pass. re-
TpaxyAur pat, (§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to gripe
the neck; to bend the neck back, so as to
make bare or expose the throat, as in
slaughtering animals, etc.; met. to lay

bare to view, He. 4. 13.

Tpaxus |, eta, v, (§ 7. tab. i g) rough, rugged,
uneven, Lu. 3. 53 eis tpaxets tézovs,
on a rocky shore, Ac. 27. 29.

Tpaxwviridos,’? gen. . :

Tpaywvirts |, idos, H, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) Trachonitis,
part of the tetrarchy of Herod Antipas,
the north-easternmost habitable district
east of the Jordan.

Tpets TaBépvar , the Three Taverns, the name of a

small place on the Appian road, according

to Antonius, 33 Roman miles from Rome,

Ac. 28. 15.

Tpets |, ol, al, td, Tpla, (§ 9. tab. I. c) three, Mat.
12. 40, et al.

TpiaKxovTa, ol, at, Ta, thirty, Mat.
13. 8, 23, et al.

TPLAKOC LOL, at, a, three hundred, Mar.
TUS GAD UNO 15 Ie
three

tpis, adv. times, thrice, Mat.

26. 34, 75, et al.; emt tps, to the extent
of thrice, as many as three times, Ac.

TOS 16e P10:

a Lu. 10, 34.

Tpaxwvites

Tpitos, 4, (§ 7. tab. F. a) third, Mat.
20. 33 27. 64; ék tpitov, the third
time, for the third time, Mat. 26. 44; 7d

ov,

tpitov, Sc. pepos, the third part, Re.
8.7, 123 tpitov & 76 Tpirov, as an adv.
the third time, for the third time, Mar.
Las 205 a2 3522

Tpels, nom. and acc. masc. and fem. 5 T pets
Tpepouea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. TPEw
TPEMOvCL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
TpEwo |, (Tpéw, idem) to tremble, be agitated Pie
fear, Mar. §. 33; Lu. 8.47; Ac. 9. 6;
by impl. to fear, be afraid, 2 Pe.
2.10%
TPCpLOs, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a
trembling, quaking ; trembiing from fear,
fear, terror, agitation of mind, Mar. 16.8;
anxious difidence, under solemn respon-
sibility, 1 Co. 2. 3; reverence, veneration,
awe, 2 Co. 7. 15; Ep. 6. 5; Phi. 2. 12.
Tpéwov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Tpépw
Tpepet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. Tpépw
tpeper Fan, pres. infin. pass. . , F id.
tpéperat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. id.

pepe |, fut. Opabw, (§ 35. rem. 4) aor. 1,
Zpeva, perf. pass. rébpappar, (§ 35.
rem. 9) to thicken; to nourish; to feed,

Mat. 6. 2

to bring up, rear, educate,

support, cherish, provide for,
2503 7, etaala;
IE, Zs ie

Opéupa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
that which is reared; pl. cattle, Jno.
Ante

tpopn, NS» 1» (§ 2. tab. B. a) nuéri-
ment, nourishment, food, Mat. 3. 4, et al.;

to gorge, pamper, Ja. 5. 5.

provision, victual, Mat.24.45; sustenance,
maintenance, Mat. 10.10; met. nulriment
of the mind, He. 5. I4.

tpodds, od, 7, ($3. tab. C.b) a nurse,
Jthesta2 071

12,

tpépwct, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. tpéehw
Tpéxel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; pew
Tpéxete, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. aa
Tpéxy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. id.
Tpéxovtes, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. id.
TPEXOVTOS, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
TPEXOVTOY, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

6 Lu. 3.1.

TPEXoO

409

Tpomo

TPEXOvel, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. F f rpéxwn

Tpexo |], fut. Opéfopor, & Spapodpau, aor. 2,
OpajLov, (§ 36. rem. 1) to run, Mat.
27.48; 28.8, et al.; to run a race, 1 Co.
Gy 24Gn metal ConoM24,920;) Wewm2.0 1,
in N.T. to run a certain course of con-
duct, Gal. 5. 7;
tion, Ro. 9. 16; Gal. 2. 2; Phi. 2. 16; to
run, to progress freely, to advunce rapidly,
2 Thes. 3. 1
Spoptos, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C.a) (dedpo-
pa) @ course, race, race-course; met.

to run a course of exer-

course of life or ministry, cureer, Ac.
i 38 He EYiR 22 AN th by

6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr. a
drift,

course, with which signification the word

/ a
TPOXOS, Ov,
runner; anything orbicular, a wheel;

is usually written TpOXOS, Vein (5-
Tpoxid, as, oh (§ 2. tab: B: b; and
rem. 2) a wheel-track; a track, way, path,
met. He. 12. 13.
1 pers. sing. pres. subj. 5 . TPEXo
1 pers. pl. pres. subj. . - : id.

TPEXY,
TPEXWHLEV,
Tpypa|, atos, TO, (Titpdw, Or titpyyt, to bore,
perf. pass. rérpyyar) an aperture, v.r.
Lu. 18. 25.
TpHjLATOS [ Bedovns }, gen. sing.—B.D.Ln. Taf. }
tpupadtas [padpidos], Rec. Gr. oa TpPHLA

(Lu. 18. 25)
Tpla, nom. and acc. neut. Tpets
/, e e / .
Tpiakovra |, OG, Ta 5 : 5 id.
/ .
Tplakdotot], al, a + . . : : id,
,
Tpiakooiwy, gen. pl. TPLAKCOLOL

tpiBoros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (hes & BéXos)
pr. three-pronged ; as a subst. a cultrop; a

plant, land caltrop, a thorn, Mat. 7. 16;

He. 6. 8.
TpiBdrovs, acc. pl. tpt Bodos
TpyBorAwy, gen. pl. : : id.

Tp: ‘Bos, ov, oe (Gear tabs C b) eae to rub,
wear) a beaten track; a road, highway,
Mats 3-93;) Mar 1. 33s) us 3514;

tpiBous, acc. pl. . . . . . tpi Bos

Tpretia. |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (tpets

& ET0S) the space of three years.

Tpteriay,* acc. sing. TpteTia.
tpile,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. tpiler
a Ac. 20. 31. 6 Mar 9. 18. e He. 11. 23. d Ac. 20.9.

Tpica |, fut. ivw, (§ 26. rem. 1) to creak, to utter a creak-

ing, stridulous, graling sound; to gnash
grind the teeth, Mar. g. 18.
Tpipnvor |,° ov, TO, (rpets & pv) the space of three
months.
Zt; a“
mpis pee . Tpets
Tptot, dat. a 0 : A : id.

Tpiateyor |, ov, 70, ($ 3. tab. C. c) (neut. of zpé-
oTEYyOS, having three stories, from Ttpets &

oreyn) the third floor, third story. L.G.
Tpioréyov,* gen. sing. . ° 5 TploTeyov
TpicxiAvat,” nom. pl. fem. TpiorxiAvoe
TpurxiAror |, at, a, (tpets & xfAtov) three thousand.

Tean, nom. sing. fem. . : : : Tpitos
Tpitn, dat. sing. fern. 5 ; B ‘ id.
Tpitnv, acc. sing. fem. . : : 3 id.
tpitys, gen. sing. fem. 0 ‘ é ; id.
tpltov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. : id.

Tpitov, 70, used substantively, Re. 8. 7, 8, 9, 10,

ieee senrals

Tptrov, and 76 tpirov, adverbially k 3 a
tpitos |, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) rpéis
Tpirov, gen. sing. masc. and neut. zptros
tpixa, acc. sing. (§ 4. rem. 2. note) Opié
TEXAS, ace. pl. : ‘ 3 ’ ji id.
Tpix ves, nom. pl. . : : : id.
Tpixwos|,! y, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. 2) : ! : id.
Tpixov, gen. pl. . : : ‘ ; id.
Tpioy, gen. pl. ‘ , Tpeis

Tprov TaBepvav,£ gen. Tpets TaBepvae

Tpopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) . : Tpeuw
TpOpLov, gen. sing. TpopLos
TpOpe, dat. sing. é - 5 c . id.

tpomn |, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) (tpézu, to turn) a
turning round; a turning back, change,
mutation, Ja. 1. 17.

Tpoms,* gen. sing. tport)

TpoTrov, TpOTOs

TpoTos |, ov, 6, (§3. tab. C. a) (tpérw, to turn) a

mode,

ace. sing. . : : : :

turn ; manner, way, Jude 7; oy
Ov Tporov, in which
as, Mat. 23.37; Ac?

/ >
tpomov, & Kad
manner, as, even

a es \ i , .
15. 11, et al.; Kata prdeva Tporor, in
no way, by no means, 2 Thes. 2. 3; ép

\ , \ / 5 bas
Tavtt tpoTo, & ravtTt Tporm, mM every
way, by every means, Phi. 1. 18; 2 Thes.
3. 16; turn of mind or action, habit, dis-

position, He. 13. 5.

e Ac. 2. 41. J Re. 6. 12. g Ac. 28. 15. h Ja.1.17.

Tpo7ro

410 TU7TTOU

tpotopopew, &}, fut. yow, aor. 1, érporopdpyca, (§ 16.
tab. P) (zpdmos & dopéw) to bear with
the disposition, manners, and conduct of

any one, Ac. 13. 18. L.G

Tpdmm, dat. sing. Tpomos
tpodds, acc. pl. : tpopy
tpopy |, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) . Tpépw
Tpodyv, ace. sing. . 5 tpopy
Tpopys, gen. sing. : : : 2 id.
Tpédipov, ace. Tpodipos

Tpddipos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. * Tr Peale pr.
name.
tpodds],* od, 7, (§ 3. tab. C.b). : Tpepu
Tpopopopéw, |, fut. 4ow, (§ 16. tab. P) (tpodds
& dopéw), to sustain, provide for, cherish,

Wile ACiel 35nG.0 MEXeXG
Tpoxed | Gs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) TpEXw
Tpoxwds,’ ace. pl. TpoXed
Tpoxov,” acc. sing. TpoXos
tpoxds |, ov, 6 TPEX

TpuBAriLov |, fov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a bowl, dish,
Mat. 26. 23; Mar. 14. 20.

TpuBNo, dat. sing. . 5 AO :

Tpvydw, O], fut. yow, aor. 1, érpvynoa, (8 18.
tab. R) (tpbyn, ripe fruits) to harvest,

TpuBrAtov

gather, fruits, and spe. grapes, Lu. 6. 44;

Re. 14. 18, 19.
TETAS: 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper.
Tpvyover,? gen. pl. . : . Tpvyov
Tpvyov |, vos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. 2) (tpvlw, to mur-

mur) a turtle-dove.

ees

Tpvyoot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. P Tpvydw
Tpvparia |, Gs, 9, ($2. tab.B.b, and rem. 2) (zpvpn,

frorn TPO, to rub, wear) a hole, perfora-

tion ; eye of a needle, Mar. 10. 25; Lu.

18. 25.
Tpupodas, gen. sing. Tppadred
tpimnua|, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. Ss (tTpuTdw,

TpvTN, @ hole, from Tpvw) a hole; eye

of a needle, Mat. 19. 24
TPUTHPATOS,° TpvTNLA
Tpvdawva. |, ns, 7, (§ 2. rem. 3) thie Ahi pr. name.
Tpvdatvav, ace.
Tpupaw, 6], fut. yow
tpupn], js, 7, (82

small, to enfeeble, enervate) delicate living,

gen. sing.

Tpvdawva

Tpupy
. tab. B. a) Oa to break

luxury, Lu. 7. 25; 2 Pe. 2. 13.

a1 Thes. 2. 7. 6 He. 12. 13. ce Ja. 3.6. d Lu. 2. 24.

Tpudaw, &, fut. 7ow, aor. I, etpipyca, (§ 18.
tab. R) to live delicately and luxuriously,

AS Gs “ie
Tpupy, dat. sing. Tpupy
Tpupny, acc. sing. . : : id.

Tpudica |, ns, 9, (§ 2. rem. 3) Bien pr. name.

Tpupdicay,® ace. Tpuvpodca
Tpwdda, acc. : : : Tpwds
Tpwadt, dat. . . . . . id.
Tpwddos, gen. . . id.

Tpwds], ddos, (&) 7, (64. rem. 2. ne) Troas, a city
on the coast of Phrygia, near the site of
ancient Troy.
Tpwyovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. TPoyw
TpwyvAAuor |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) Trogyllium,
a town and promontory on the western
coast of Ionia, opposite Samos.
TpwyvAXin,* dat.
tp&yw |, fut. tpdfouar, aor. 2, érpayov, (§ 36.
rem. 1) pr. to crunch; to eat, Mat.24.38;

from the Heb., apTov TpwOyey, to take

TpwytAdALov

food, partake of a meal, Jno. 13. 18.

Tpwywv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Tpoyw
TUYXAVOVTA, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. TVYXGVYD
Tvyxavovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.

Tvyxave | , fut. revopat, perf. tetvxnka. & Té-
TEvXa, A0r. D eTUXOV, (§ 36. rem. 2) to
hit an object; to attain to, to obtain, ac-

quire, enjoy, Lu. 20. 35; Ac. 24. 3, et al.;

intrans. to happen, fall out, chance; part.

TUXOV, ovaa, ov, common, ordinary, Ac.

EO) 0s) 28.2); neut. TUXOV, as an adv.,

it may be, perchance, perhaps, 1 Co. 16. 6;

el TUXOL, if it so happen, as the case may

be, 1 Co. 14. 10; 15. 37; ¢0 be in a cer-

tain condition, Lu. 10. 30.

Tupravilw |, fut. (ow, aor. 1, pass. eruprraviaOnv,
(§ 26. rem. 1) (ripmravov, a drum) pr.
to beat a drum; to drum upon; in N.T. to

bastinade, beat to death with rods and clubs,

Henn. 13.5.

qumikas, adv.—A. B.C. Ln. Tdf. — . : ;

tot, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. ro. 11). \ TUTTW
zvrot, nom. pl. mrikins
TUov, acc. sing. : ‘ ( ; id.
tiros |, ov, 6 TUTTW
Tous, acc. pl. Bay
eMat.19.24. fRo.16.12. 9 Ro. 16.12. 4% Ac. 20.15.

ee te et

TUNTE
qumrew, pres. infin. act. 4 baa
timrecOot, pres. infin. pass. 4 ; : id.
qimtovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
qimrovrt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. , id.

TUTTO |, fut. Yo, (§ 23. rem. 2) aor. 1, erupa,
to beat, strike, smite, Mat. 24. 49; 27.39,
et al.; to beat the breast, as expressive

of grief or strong emotion, Lu. 18. 13;

23. 48; in N.T. met. to wound or shock

the conscience of any one, 1 Co. 8. 12;

from the Heb.,

Ney 233%

timos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) pr. a

blow ; mark, of a

wound inflicted, Jno. 20. 25; @ delinea-

to smite with evil, punish,

an impress; a print,
tion; an image, statue, Ac. 7. 43; @ for-

mula, scheme, Ro. 6. 17; form, purport,
igure, counterpart, 1 Co.
type, Ro.
. 14; 1 Co. 10. 11; @ model pattern, Ac.
Phi.

5 Ge Ul AUR Tey BAUS Bio): Wane

AC. 23.2533, @

10. 6; an anticipative figure,

~r GM

. 44; He. 8.5; a moral paitern,

Ss)

411

UVQKLV

tupros |, i, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) blind, Mat. 9. 27, 28;
II. 5; 12. 22; met. mentally blind, Mat.
15. 143; 23. 16, et al.
Tuprdw, , fut. dow, pert. rerd-
Awka, (§ 20. tab. T) to blind, render

blind; met. Jno. 12. 40; 1 Jno. 2. 11;

21Con A. 4:
TupAod, gen. sing. masc. tup ds
tuprovs, acc. pl. mase. 3 3 : ; id.
Tudddow, @], fut. dow : : ; id.
TPA, dat. sing. masc. . : : : id.
tupray, gen. pl. ; : ’ id.
Tupdpevor,* ace. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. TUpw
Tupdw, &], fut. dow « . : : id.

rude |, fut. Cio, (§ 35. rem. 4) to raise a
smoke ; pass. to emit smoke, smoke, smoul-
der, Mat. 12. 20.
Tupow, 6, fut. wow, perf. pass. Te-
TUPHLat, (§ 21. tab. U) (tUdos, smoke,
from TUpw) to besmoke; met. to possess
with the fumes of conceit; pass. to be de-
mented with conceit, puffed up, 1 Ti. 3. 6;
Ose eines eae

Beai2rm eb eor hon - ‘
mumikiis, adv. figuratively, typically, tupubeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. Tupow
‘ ’ F ud wf, a
ena tO. LE: ; tupuvikds |,° n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (rupar, typhon,
pease a, 3: tab..C. a) Tyrannus, pr. a pureicang) stormy, tempestuous.
aie TUXELV, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 2) . TVYXaVW
Tupavvov,* gen. ‘ ; Tvpavvos ee Uigec toes . TuxuKos
TupBalu |, fut. Heo 6 26. rem. 1) (répBy, tu- Txtxos |, ov, 6, Tychicus, pr. name.
, a eer ,
mult) to stir up, render turbid ; to throw ap ORY Base Sy Oe 2 ORES TVYXaVO
into a state of perturbation, disquiet ; mid. Tuxoy, aor. 2, part. neut. adverbially : id.
to trouble one’s self, be troubled, be dis- TUXOUT AY, BCC SIRE fern DRL er 2 ; id.
teat Te sea TvXovTAS, acc. pl. fem. part. aor. 2 : id.
tupBaly,’ 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . - tupBala SS he 3 ye pl. aor. 2, subj. . : : id.
Tuptots,® dat. pl. masc. E ‘ Tvpios TOXOU, AE ean ea cack 5 a
’ Rainer 7
Tee) ov, 6, 4, @ Tyrian, an inhabitant of Pipes, Tm, dat. sing. indef. for tui, (§ 10. rem. 4.
Tyre. note) womepel TO e€xTpdpate,
Tupov, acc. c : ‘ A TYpos 5 eee E
Tvpos |, ov, OF (§ 3. tab. C. b) Tats Tyre, a cele- aomepel TO extp.—Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf.
brated and wealthy commercial city of aos):
Pheenicia.
Tvpov, gen. . Tvpos Y.
Tvpy, dat. . F : : : ’ id. daxtvOwos |, ,0v - : ‘ P . baxuvOos
tudré, voc. sing. masc. tudAds vakwO@ivous,! acc. pl. masc. . : . baktvOwos
yi . i
tupXoi, nom. and voc. pl. masc. : : id. vakwvOos | se ov, #, (§ 3. tab. C.a) @ hyacinth, a
tudXots, dat. pl. masc. : : . id. gem resembling the colour of the hyacinth
Tupdov, acc. sing. masc. . . 5 : id. flower.
a Ac. 19.9. 6 Lu. 10. 41. ce Ac. 12. 20. d Mat. 12. 20. e Ac. 27. 14, Ff Res 9t 17, g Re. 21. 20.

vaALv

bakivOivos, N, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) hyacin-
thine, resembling the hyacinth in colour,

Re. 9. 17.
tadivy, nom. sing. fem. DaAWwos
Sadivnv, acc. sing. fem. . : : ; id.
tadwos |], n, ov + taXos

vanros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a transparent stone,
crystal ; also, glass, Re. 21. 18, 21.

taXivos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) made

of glass; glassy, translucent, Re. 4. 6;

15. 2.
tddw, dat. sing. Jvados
UBpect, dataaplann. UBpts

UBpews, gen. sing. . : - By cele id.
wBpilers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. tBptlw
DBpivw |, fut. iow. UPpus
uBpu, acc. sing. : : : < id.

UBprs |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) violent wanton-
ness, insolence; contumelious treatment, out-
rage, 2 Co. 12. 10; damage by sea, Ac.
Ais Ie

bBpilo, fut. iow, aor. 1, VBpuca,
(§ 13. rem. 3) fo run riot; trans. to out-
rage, Mat. 22. 6; Lu. 11. 45, et al.

DBpiotys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) an
overbearing, wantonly violent person, Ro.
ity BYoyR UAW Te 14%

bBpicat, aor. 1, infin. act.

bBpilw

UBpucay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
bBp.ic eves, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
UBpicbjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. : id.
tBpirrds, ace. pl. bBpiorys
vBpiotny, acc. sing. . . . . id.
bBpiorys |, ov, 6 . . . UBpus
byraivew, pres. infin. . byvaivo
byratvovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. é id.
bytaivoyras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
by.aivovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
Dyawvovtwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. é id.
bytawvovon, dat. sing. fem. part. pres. ; id.
byiavovens, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id,
by.atvovar, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. : id.
byaivw |, fut. avd . C byujs
byvaivwou, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. byvaive
bytets, acc. pl. masc. byujs
dy, acc. sing. masc. . : - ‘ id.

a 1Ti. 5. 23.

412

viode
vyins | 5 €0S, ods, 6, i), 7d, -és, ($7. tab. G. b) hale, sound,
in health, Mat. 12.13; 15.31, et al.; met.
of doctrine, sownd, pure, wholesome, Tit.
Fe (io
byraive, fut. avd, (§ 27. rem. 1. c)
to be hale, sound, in health, Lu. 5. 31;
7. 10; to be safe and sound, Lu. 15. 27;
met. to be healihful or sound in faith, doc-
CHIME} GLCsyi ite kee 3)5) 2en2i5 pales bytat-
Vov, ovca, ov, sound, pure, uncorrupted,
1 Dis 1) 10; et nals
bypos |, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (dw, to wet) pr. wet,
moist, humid; used of a tree, full of sap,
fresh, green, Lu. 23. 31.

byp@, dat. sing. neut. typos
voact, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem. 3. b) tdwp
voara, nom. andacc. pl. . : : ‘ id.
voatt, dat. sing. . : : : : id.
voatos, gen. sing. . ; : : ; id.
boarwv, gen. pl. . : ; é : id.
bdpic |, GS, : : ; : ; id.
boptat, nom. pl. vopla
bdpiay, acc. sing. . : : : : id.
bépias, acc. pl. . : : : : id.
vOpo7roret,” 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. boporotéw

bdporroréw, GI, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (ddpomrd-
TNS, vowp & lv) to be a water-drinker.

bdpwrikds |,’ 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (Udpwy, the
dropsy, from Youp) dropsical.

bdwp |, atos, To, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) water, Mat.

Be Ui Oe a0 Ash eR Ts TGS ANOS Go Sh

4.7; watery fluid, Jno. 19. 343; vdwp

Cov, living water, fresh flowing water,

Jno. 4. 11; met. of spiritual refreshment,

Jno. 4. 103 7. 38.

topia, as, 1, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) a water-pot, pitcher, Jno. 2. 6, 7;

a bucket, pail, Jno. 4. 28.

. VETOS

berds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (vo, to rain) rain, Ac.
14. 17, et al.

berov, acc. sing. :

berovs, acc. pl. . . betos

. vids

viobecia |, as, a (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) (vids
& 7iOnpr) adoption, a placing in the con-

vie, voc. sing. ‘ ; . -

dition of a son, Ro. 8. 15, 23; 9. 4; Gal.
Ass epy di hen Ne La

6 Lu. 14. 2,

gigi ey

~SGRO as

vioGe 413 UTAaKO

viofeciay, acc. sing. . . . . violecia | iperépay, acc. sing. fem. . . . bpeTEpos
viobecias, gen. sing. 5 : , : id. DLETEpAs, gen. sing. fem. . ; é 5 id.
viol, nom. and voc. pl. . : ; é vlosS bperepov, acc. sing. masc. and neut. 5 id.
viots, dat. pl. F : : id. ierepos], a, ov, (§ 11. rem. 4) possess. pron.
vidv, acc. sing. . : : ‘ : id. (dpets) your, yours, Lu. 6. 20; Ino. 7.6;
eh 5, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Mat ie ZO ;leteal:
) |] ov, O . tab. C. a) a son, Mat. 1.21, 25; :
eos ) ACS ; : ai 5 ULETEPH, dat. sing. masc. and neut. . . DLETEPOS
47.9; 13. 55, et al. freq; a@ legitimate ee 3
Bik UPL, dat. pl. . . . . ‘ C ov
son, He.12.8; a son artificially constituted, aa nie F
VILVED, |, Tul. Now . . . . UILVO
Ac. 7.21; He. 11. 24; a descendant, Mat. vt 7 J 7 i i
: bpvycavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 - dpvew
I. I, 20; Mar. 12.35, et al.; in N.T. the a : i ‘i
; a SP IAISe, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. . 5 id.
young of an animal, Mat.21.5; a spiritual ¢
tpvows, dat. pl. . . . » vpvos

son in respect of conversion or disciple-
4 i Buvos], ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a song; a hymn,

song of praise to God, Ep. 5. 19; Col.
BVO
iJ / an f 4 S LA
vpvew, @, fut. yow, aor. 1, vuvynoa,
(§ 16. tab. P) to hymn, praise, celebrate
or worship with hymns, Ac. 16. 25; absol.

ship, 1 Pe.*5. 13; from the Heb., a dis-
ciple, perhaps, Mat. 12. 27; a@ son as im-
plying connexion in respect of member-
ship, service, resemblance, manifestation,
destiny, etc., Mat. 8. 12; 9. 15; 13. 38;
2Brelinis Vata 2m Orme se Lip lulle ae sAys

to sing a kymn, Mat. 26. 30; Mar. 14. 26.
TOrOysuOn Os 20346 320; UNO Tiya T2hs

Ac. 2. 28; 4. 36; 13.10; Ep. 2.2; 5. 6; tpvouy, Sipersaplaunperte ; x i tpvew
a SO eS} Go Lt) 9) , Oe CA 58 i UNF)
; k ; UL en. pl. : : ; : ; 5
Coll 3 OGnel hes: sein; 2) hess 2))3%- Ls 8 : eens oe
7 apostrophe for i
vids @cod, K.7.A., son of God in respect pane MC arated Me:
aio Che ALG eonlame sven ee UTQYE, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : ; vTayw
‘ Ln ae, by Cas SES Sard. 3 pers. sing. pres. ind... id.
1. 4, et al.; also, in respect of privilege hee e nf ee id
Ta) res. infin. : : : 5 id.
and character, Mat. 5. 9, 45; Lu. 6. 35; a ipa E f : :
Roe 8. 1419; 9.263 Gal 3.267 aise baayes, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. . ‘ id.
REG Geico: By hansen ‘ pray 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : id.
Tov @cov. k.7.X., a title of the Messiah, eee eae P : 3
: bs . irdyy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. . ; , id.
SE a le a braynre 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. 5 ; id.
I. 34, 50; 20. 31, et al.; vids dvOpurov, ere eee Rgcee -
a son of man, a man, Mar. 3. 28; Ep. URE GROG Sa ES aan ae 5 *s
bmayovTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . id.

3.53 He. 2.6; 6 vids tod avOpwrov,
a title of the Messiah, Mat. 8. 20, et al.
freq.; as also, 6 vios Aafsis, Mat. 12.23,

imaye |, fut. gw, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (id & dyw) tc
lead or bring under; to lead or bring from

under; to draw on or away; in N.T.

et al.

rs : es intrans. to go away, depart, Mat. 8. 4, 13;
vLOV, gen. sing. . . . : . VLOS 7 re? ;

ae ; 9.6; vraye éricw pov, get behind me!
vious, acc. pl. ° 5 5 2 a id.

= b . away ! begone! Mat. 4. 10; 16. 23; to
vi@, dat. sing. ; : : ; j id.

a : go, Mat. 5. 41; Lu. 12. 58, et al.; fo
viov, gen. pl. . . . - 2 id.

depart life, Mat. 26. 24.

try |, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) wood, a forest ; in iraxor |, 7S, 7) ; : : : . braxotvw
N.T. firewood, a mass of fuel, Ja. 3. 5. taxon, dat. sing. : : : : trakon
DAnv,? acc. sing. , : . : - wry trakonv, acc. sing. . ‘ : : 3 id.
bps, acc. pl. (§ 11. tab. K. b) ; 3 ot taaxojs, gen. sing. ‘ : ; : id.
tpets, nom. pl. ‘ ‘ : ; id. brakovet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ . btraxotw
*Ypevatos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) Hymeneus, pr. brakovery, pres. infin. . < ; C id.
name. brakovere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. . id.
tetépa, nom. sing. fem. : F ; tyérepos | tzaxovovor, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ‘ id.
tyerépa, dat. sing. fem. . : ; é id. Saaxovovot, dat. pl. mase. part. pres. . ‘ id.

a Ja. 3. 5.

UTTQAKO

aor. 1, infin. 5 5 :

e ,
VTQAKOVUW

e nw
vTAaKOVO aL,

trakovw |, ful. ovcopat, (id & dxovw) to give
ar, hearken; to listen, Ac. 12.13; to obey,
Mat.18.27); Mars 27) etralj;yineN- ©:
to render submissive acceptance, Ac. 6. 7;

Ro. 6.17; 2 Thes. 1.8; He. 5.9; absol.
to be submissive, Phi. 2. 12.
tmakoyn, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a

hearkening to; obedience, Ro. 5.19; 6.16;

1 Pe. r. 143; submissiveness, Ro. 16. 19 ;

2 Co. 7. 15; submission, Ro. 1.5; 15. 18;

16:26:35) 2 ‘Co: Hews 5) be:

I, 2, 22; compliance, Phile. 21. LXX.

ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem, 2)

obedient, submissive, Ac.7.39;
2aConZ Os wEhinzae.

VravOpos |,° ov, 7, (b7d & dyvjp) bound to a man,
married, L.G.

iravtaw, @], fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (tro &
avTadw ) to meet, Mat. 8. 28; Lu. 8. 27;

10. 53

e /
UT7KOOS,
gwing ear ;

INOW TEs 20,040)5 12.aro-
irdvryats, ews, 9, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a

meeting, act of meeting, Jno.12.13. L.G.

UTAVTHTAL, aor. 1, infin—A. B. D. Ln. Tdf. i i
émayvrnoa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Lu. 14. 31) ; Cee
travryoww,” acc. sing. OmrdvTHOW
travryots |, €ws, 7) UTavTae
tmapses, acc. pl. Urapéus
vrapéy, acc. sing. ‘ . ; : id.
trapéis |, ews, 7 brdpxKo
UTapXel, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : " id.
UTaPXELV, pres. infin. 3 ; . ‘i id.
Umrdapxovra,, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
bmdpXxovTa, nom. and acc. pl. neut. part. pres. id.
UTdpXOVTAs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . 5 id.
Ura pXOVTES, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 3 id.
imdpxovros, gen. sing. masc. & neut. part. pres. id.
DrapXovTwv, gen. pl. neut. part. pres. . ; id.
trapxovons, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. ‘ id.
pees: 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ‘ id.
birdpxovet, dat. pl. neut. part. pres. id.

imdpxw |, fut. fo, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (iad & apxw)

to begin; to come into existence; to exist;
lo be

ACHIAOC SRS 37s

to be, subsist, Ac. 19. 40; 28. 18;
in possession, to belong,
part. neut. pl. 7a brdpxovra, goods, pos-
sessions, property, Mat. 19. 21; Lu. 8. 3;

to be, Lu. 7: 255 8.41, et’ al.

a — — ———

e Ac. 6. li.

a Ro. 7.2. 6 Jno. 12. 13.

414

UTEP
Umrapéis, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) goods
possessed, substance, property, Ac. 2. 45;
Hesro0:34.. 1G.

DTapXoV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . : bmdpxw
VTAPXwOL, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. ‘ ‘; id.

treBaXov,° 3 p.pl. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 27.rem.2.d) troBadrw

bréderéa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. DTOOELKVUPLL
trederée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. < S id.
bredeEato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . brodéxomat

breOnkav, 3 p. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. (§ 28. tab. V) borne
teixete,? 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. : . vTElKW
brreikw |, fut. Eo, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (t7d & cixw)

to yield, give way; absol. to be submis-

sive, He. 13. ¥7.

trédafe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. act. (§ 24.

rem. 9) ; : . vrokapBavw
tredeipOyy,’ 1. pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass.
Gaamsinay 2 ae Be nace 0 ty aaa
umepeivaTe, 2 pers. pl. aor.1, ind. . bropevo
iwéwewve, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§ 27. rem.1.d) id.
Umepevov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. - 5 c id.

trepvyjo Oy, 3 pers. s. aor.], ind. (§ 22. rem.5) UromypvyncKw
nom. sing. neut. . . 5 bdaevavrios
baevavtios |, (a, (ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (i70 & évavrios)

over against ;

brevavtiov,
contrary, adverse; 6 tre-
vavTtos, an opponent, adversary, He.10.27;

untoward, inimical, Col. 2. 14.

,
birevavriovs, acc. pl. masc. : : . vrevayTios
DIEVEYKELY, aor. 2, infin. (§ 36. rem. 1) C tropéepw
jmrevcovv, | pers. sing. and 3 pers. pl. imperf. brrovoew
bremrAcvorapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, (§ 35. rem. 3) brorAéw
ce WA . .
uTrép |, prep. with a genitive, above, over ; met. in

behalf of, Mat. 5. 44; Mar. 9. 40; Jno.
Hija tO Gib GILG
Phile. 13; in maintenance of, Ro. 15. 8;
a the furtherance of, Jno. 11. 4; 2 Co.

. 6, 8, et al.; for the realisation of, Phi.

2. 13; equivalent to epl,

instead of beneficially,

about, con-
cerning, with the further signification of
interest or concern in the subject, Ac.
233
with an acc. over,
Mat.

used after

Rea Tse ROMO .e 271s 2 COnk mn 2rsare.
2 Thes. 2.
beyond; met. beyond, more than,
LON SG 2aCoe £-1o5) eb alas
comparative terms, Lu.16.8;

1, et al.;

2: Co. 122035
He. 4.12; in N.T. as an adv., in a higher
degree, in fuller measure, 2 Co. 11. 23.

@d He. 13.17. e Ro. 11.3.

VITEPa 415 vmepA
bmrepatpdp.evos, nom. sing. m. part. pres. pass. brrepaipw abundantly, Ep. 3. 20; 1 Thes. 3. 10; 5. 13.
trepaipw |, (trép & aipw) to raise or lift up above TX:

or over ; mid. to lift up one’s self; met. to

be over-elated, 2 Co. 12. 7; to bear one’s

self arrogantly, to rear a haughty front,

2 Thes. 2. 4.
brepaipwpar, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. pass.
brépaxpos |,“ ov, 6, 77, (§ 7-rem. 2) (irép & dkuy,

a point, prime) past the bloom of life.

NET
brrepave |, adv. (trrép & avo) above, over, far above;

of place, Ep. 4. 10; He. 9. 5; of rank,

dignity, etc., Ep. 1. 21. L.G. (q).
brepavéaver,” 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . trepavgavw
trepavgdve |, fut. Eyow, (§ 35. rem. 5) (irép &

avgave ) to increase exceedingly. (q).
trepBaivew,” pres. infin. . c : . trepBaivw
trepBaive |, fut. Byoopar, ($ 37. rem. 1) (taép

& Baivw) to overstep ; to wrong, aggrieve,

brrepatpw

59 “5d
1 Thes. 4. 6.
imepBddXov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. . dmepBdddw
brepBdAXovta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
drepBaddovtus |,? adv. : : 3 id.
DrepBdddovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
wrepBadAovoys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. id.

brepBadAw |, fut. Bada, (§ 27. rem. 1. b) (imép
& Bardo) pr. to cast or throw over or
beyond, to overshoot; met. to surpass, excel;
part. trepBaddor, ovea, ov, surpassing,
Comms TOT sO 14s ebrall:

brrepBadXAdvrus, adv. exceedingly, above

UmrEpeKTrEpLaT Os, adv.—B. Ln. Tdf.
brép €x mepiccod, Rec. Sch.
bmepextreptooov, Gr. (1 Thes. 5. 13).
brepexteivopev,/ 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . Drepektetvor
brrepeteivw |, fut. rev, (§ 27. rem. 1. c) (irép &
’ > P
€xTeivw) to over-extend, over-stretch. 1..G.
OmrepeKYuVOmEvoy,s acc. sing. neut. part. pres.
>
pass. ° . . drepekXvvw
/ /
brrepekyxvvw |, (treo & exxtvvw) to pour out above
XU
measure or in excess; pass. to run over,
overflow. L.G.
e / h 3 . US d e /,
UTEPEVTVYXAVEL, pers. sing. pres. ind. UTEPEVTVYXAVW
brepevtvyxdvo |, (brép & évrvyxdvw) to intercede
for. (@) NT.

, . :
dreperepioaevoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. I, ind. brepTepirmevw

breperAcovace,' 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. tzeprAcovdlw
bmepexov, acc. sing. neut. part. pres. . brepexw
brepéxovras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
DIFEPEXOVTL, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. : id.
bmepéxovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. id.
brepexovoais, dat. pl. fem. part. pres. . : id.

imepexw }, fut. Ew, (trép & exw) to hold above ;
intrans. fo stand out above, to overtop:
met. to surpass, excel, Phi. 2. 3; 4.73 7o
imepéxov, excellence, pre-eminence, Phi.
3.8; to be higher, superior, Ro. 13. 1;
ISPer 213.
brrepoxy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pro-
minence ; met. excellence, rare quality,

measure, 2 Co. 11. 23. 1 Co. 2.1; eminent station, authority,
trepBorn, Hs, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pr. DUTY. 22.

a throwing beyond, an overshooting ; ex- irepnpavia |," as, 1) brepypavos

traordinary amount or character, transcend- vrepypavol, nom. pl. masc. : ; > id.

ancy, 2Co.12.73 4.73 xa0’ brrepBoAnr, brepnpavors, dat. pl. masc. . : - id.

adverbially, exceedingly, extremely, Ro. brrepypavos |, ov, 0, ), (§ 7. rem. 2) (urép &

TwE2 ss 25COmkns, set ale paivw) pr. conspicuous above, supereminent;
tarepBorr |, nS, y brepBadrrw met. assuming, haughty, arrogant, Lu.
trepBorn, dat. sing. brrepBodyn lig Hit S IROb Ne BeR 2) Wi he AMEE AS Os
SrepBodjv, acc. sing. . id. 1 Pe. 5. 5.
treoetoor |, aor. 2, of Direpopdw, ($ 36. rem. 1) to brepynpavia, as, ”, (S22stabsy Be b;

look over or above a thing; met. to over- and rem. 2) haughtiness, arrogance, Mar.

look, disregard ; to bear with, Ac. 17. 30. Wi 2i2ie
bmepeketva |,° ady. (irrép, exeiva) beyond, N.T. trepypdvovs, acc. pl. masce. P ‘ brepnpavos
Smepexrrepiacod |, adv. (imép, ex, mepisaod) in trepiowy,’ nom. sing. masc. part. : DmrEpEtoov

over abundance; beyond all measure, super- brepAiay |, adv. (vrép & Alay) in the highest degree,

a1Co. 7. 36. 6 2 Thes. 1.3. ec 1 Thes. 4. 6. d 2 Co. 11. 23. e 2 Co. 10. 16. ft 2 Co. 10. 14. g Lu. 6. 38.
h Ro. 8. 26. i1 Ti. 1.14. k& Mar. 7. 22. U Ac. 17. 30.

viTEpA

pre-eminently, especially, superlatively, 2 Co. 11. 5;
12 nN
trepAiav, Gr. Tdf

tmép Niav, Rec. Sch.

trepvixaw, ©}, fut. yow, (§ 18. tab. R) (drep &
VLKaW ) to overpower in victory; to be
abundantly victorious,
RomSe03 7 eel: Gre

1 pers. pl. pres. ind. 5 5

prevail mightily,

e lal a e ,
UTEPVLKWILEV, UTEPVLKAW

brépoyKa, acc. pl. neut. ; A > birepoyKos
birépoyKos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (bmép & dyxos)

pr. over-swollen, overgrown ; of language,

swelling, pompous, boastful, 2 Pe. 2. 18;

Jude 16.
brep0xy |, 7S, 7) . . trepexo
Or epoxt, dat. sing. A j ; é DTEpOXY
acc. sing. ‘ j 5 id.

UTEPOXHV,

treprepiocedy |, fut. evow, (§ 13. tab. M) (imép
& TEPLOTEV ) to superabound; to abound
still more, Ro.5.20; mid. to be abundantly
filled, overflow, 2 Co. 7. 4. N.T.

treprepiroevopat, 1 pers. s. pres. ind. mid. jreprepiooevo

treprepiacas |,’ adv. (tmép & mepirads) super-
abundantly, most vehemently, above all
measure. N.T.

breptrcovalw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (érép &
tAeovalw) to superabound, be in exceeding
abundance, over-exceed, 1 Ti. 1.14. N.T.

trepufow, |, fut. dow, (§ 20. tab. T) (irép &
p p

byw) to exalt supremely. LXX.
breptywoe,® 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 6 UTrepuyow
vmepppovety,? pres. infin. . . . brepppovew

brepppovew, @ |, fut. now, (§ 16. tab. P) (trép &
povew) to overween, have lofty thoughts,
be elated.

trepOov |, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (pr. neut. of
brepHos, upper, from uTep) the upper
part of a house, wpper room, or chamber,

ES Conlon l 35 O 33) 7583 Ose 2G:

trepow, dat. sing. brepOov
treoteAapyy, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. mid.

(§ 27. rem. 1. d) . uTooteAdAw
tréoreAXe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. act. ; id.
wreotpepov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . - brooTpEepw
bréortpewa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id.
tréotpeay, 3 pers. pl. aor. J, ind. ; : id.
tréotpewe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : id.
breotpwvvvoy,’ 3 pers. pl. imperf. brootpavvupe

a Ro. 8. 37. 6 Mar, 7. 37. e Phi, 2. 9.

416 vIrVvos
brerayn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, ind. pass. (§ 26.
rem. 3) ‘ : : : UmoTacow
bretaynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, ind. pass. j id.
breragzas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. 5 id.
trerage, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. . 3 id.
tréxourar,s nom. pl. fem. part. pres. ; tréxw

brréxw |, fut. ipetw, ($§ 36. rem. 4) (t7d & yw)
X X

pr. to hold under; to render, undergo,
suffer, Jude 7.

DTEXWOPNTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. broywpew
vmnyov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. brdyw
bryKoot, nom. pl. masc. baryKoos
cece ov, 6, 7) . vTakovw
UM/KOVOV, 3 pers. pl. ieee j ‘ : id.
UITNKOVTAY, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. ; : id.
brynKovoate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. . : id.
UTHKOVEE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. 3 é id.
bmrnveyKa, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. (§36.rem. 1) tropepw
brnvrncay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. : . vTavTaw
UTHVTINGE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ id.
banperat, nom. pl. - Omnperys
UmnpeTats, dat. pl. : : : : id.
vmNperas, 2cC-ap lem. : : ; , id.
virnpereiv, pres. infin. bmnperew
brnperéw, O |, fut. now UmTNpeTns
oanpern, dat. sing. ‘ ; ; 3 id.
omnpéeTnv, acc. sing. : : ¢ id.

brnpeTys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 5) (id & éepérys,
a rower) pr. an under-rower, a rower, one
of a ship’s crew ; a minister, attendant, ser-
vant ; an attendant on a magistrate, a

lictor, apparitor, officer, Mat. 5.25; an
atlendant or officer of the Sanhedrin, Mat.
26. 58; an attendant, or servant of a sy-
nagogue, Lu. 4. 20; a@ minister, attendant,
assistant in any work, Lu. 1. 2; Jno.
18. 36, et al.

trnpetew, G, fut. Yow, 20r. 1, brnper-
noa, to subserve, Ac. 13. 36; to relieve,

supply, Ac. 20. 34; to render kind offices,

Ac24 hues"
tanpérnoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. Smnperéw
bmnpeTyoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. id.
, O) e Q
umypeTov, gen. pl. : 3 4 banpérys
imfpxe, 3 pers. sing. imperf. indpxw
bappxov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. j : id.

virvos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) sleep, Mat. 1. 24,

2 Ro. 12. 3. e Lu. 19, 36. St Jude 7.

UITVOU 417 VTTOKP
et al.; met. spiritual sleep, religious slumber, Ro. broonpa, aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D.c) anything
13. 11. bound under ; a sandal, Mat. 3.11; 10. 10,
Urvov, gen. sing. omvos et al.
Urve, dat. sing. id. broonpa |, aros, TO - brodew
brodnpata, acc. pl. brodnpa
u7ro | , Prep. with a genitive, pr. under; hence used brooypatos, gen. sing. id.
to express influence, causation, agency; bTOOnLATOV, gen. pl. id.
by, Mat. 1. 22, et al. freq.; by the agency bmddncat, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. mid. brobeu
of, at the hands of, 2 Co. 11. 24; He. brodnadpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. aor 1, mid. id.
12. 3; with acc., under, with the idea of brddikos |," ov, 6, 4, (§ 7. rem. 2) (two & dik)
motion associated, Mat. 5. 15, et al.; un- under a legal process; also, under a judi-
der, Jno. 1. 49; 1 Co. 10. 1; under sub- cial sentence; under verdict to an opposed
jection to, Ro. 6. 14; 1 Ti. 6. 1, et al.; party in a suit, liable to penalty, convict,
of time, at, about, Ac. 5. 21. Ro. 3. 19.
broBddrAw |, fut. Badd, aor. 1, dr€Bador, (§ 27. brodpapovres,° nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2, (§ 36.
rem. 2. d) (ud & Barrw) to cast under ; rem. 1) tbroTpéxw
met. to suggest, instigate ; to suborn, Ac. broliytoy |, lov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. 0) (pr. neut. of
Ge Tite brolvytos, under a yoke, from g76 &
broypappov," acc. Sing. DroypapLp.0s Luyov) an animal subject to the yoke, a
Srroypappos |, od, 6, (8 3. tab. C. a) (droypadw) beast of draught or burden; in N.T. spe.
pr. @ copy to write after; met. an exam- an ass, Mat. 21. 5; 2 Pe. 2. 16.
ple for imitation, pattern, 1 Pe.2.21. L.G. broluyiov, gen. sing. F : brrolvy.ov
wrodéoekTar, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. (§ 23. irolovvupe|, fut. Zacw, (iad ke Covvvpe) to gird
rem. 7) : Urodeyouat under, of persons; to undergird a ship
irodcdepevous, acc. pl. masc. part. perf. pass. brooew with cables, chains, etc.
brdderypa |, atos, 76 brrodeikvupe | droCdvvevtes,* nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . Srolovvupe
brodelypara, acc. pl. brdderypa | troKatw |, adv. (bird & Katw) under, beneath, under-
brrodelypart, dat. sing. j id. neath, Mar.6. 11; 7. 28, et al.; met. He.
brodeikvupe |, fut. deiSw, (§ 31. tab. BB) (iro & Bis Belay):
detxvupt) to indicate, Ac. 20. 35; to in- droxptvopa |, fut. oda, (dad & kpive) to answer,
timate, suggest, Mat. 3.7; Lu. 3.7; 6.47; respond ; to act a part upon the stage;
125-55 2c, 9: 10: hence, to assume a counterfeit character;
brddeypa, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) to pretend, feign, Lu. 20. 20.
a token, intimation; an example, proposed broKpiots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. Ec) a
for imitation or admonition, Jno. 13. 15; response, answer; histrionic personification,
He. 4.11; Ja. 5. 10; 2 Pe. 2. 63 a@ copy, acting ; hypocrisy, simulation, Mat. 23. 28;
LEE, i A) We P83. Mar. 12. 15, et al.
Sirode(Ew, | pers. sing. fut. ind. brodeiKvupe UroKpitys, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) the
brodecapevn, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1 brod€eXopat giver of an answer or response; a stage-
brodexop.a |, fut. défopat, perf. brroddoeypa, (§ 23. | player, actor ; in N.T. a moral or religious
rem. 7) (jd & déyopmar) to give recep- | counterfeit, a hypocrite, Mat. 6. 2, 5, 16;
tion to; to receive as a guest, entertain, 7b snetrale
Is wes Brix OA NCS ifs GR dis Bo Be UroKpwojLevous,° acc. pl. masc. part. pres. brokpivomat
brodéw |, fut. yow, perf. pass. droddenat, (§ 37. tmokpice, dat. sing. bmoKpiots
rem. 1) (tad & déw) to bind under; mid. troKpices, ace. pl. id.
to bind under one’s self, put on one’s own tmoKpioews, gen. sing. id.
feet, Ac. 12. 8; to shoe, Ep. 6. 15; pass. imeKpliow, acc. sing. id.
to be shod, Mar. 6. 9. broxpiots |, ews, 7) : DroKplvopat
a1 Po. 2. 21. 6 Ro. 3.19 e Ac. 27. 16, @ Ac. 27.17. e Lu. 20. 20.

28

tinuation; hence, to answer, Lu. 10, 30;

to tuke up a notion, to think, suppose, Lu.

bropipvycke |, fut. trouvjow, (§ 36. rem. 4)
(umd & PYLVTKO ) to put in mind, re-

U7TTOKp 418 UTTO7TY
UTOKpLTG, voc. sing. DroKpLTys tient endurance, 2 Co. 12. 12; Col. 1. 11, et al.;
broKpirat, nom. and voce. pl. “ : id. patient awaiting, Lu. 21. 19; a@ patient
brokpiTns |, ov, 6 trokpivopat frame of mind, patience, Ro. 5. 3, 43
broKkpirov, gen. pl. DTOKPLTNS 15. 4,5; Ja. 1.3, et al.; perseverance,
trokaBov, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 2 tbroAap Pave Ro. 2. 7; endurance in adherence to an
brodapBdvew, pres. infin. —Al. Ln. Taf. | =F object, 1 Thes. 1.3; 2 Thes. 3.5; Re.

drodapBavew, Rec.Gr. Sch. (3 Jno.8) 1.93 év bropovy & Se troporijs, con-
trodapPBavere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . : id. stantly, perseveringly, Lu. 8.15; Ro.8.25;
troAap Pave |, fut. AjWopot, aor. 2, bréAa Por, | He. 12. 1; an enduring of affliction, etc.,
(§$36.rem. 2) (tad & AapPBavw) to take the act of suffering, undergoing, etc., 2 Co.
up, by placing one’s self underneath what MoO eOneAs
is taken up; to catch away, withdraw, DTOMUYLVICKELY, pres. infin. UTOMULVHTKO
Ac. 1.9; to tuke up discourse by con- UTOMipvyncKe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. i id.
|

TS, INS C5 UNS
trcveyypa, atos, T6,—A. B. Ln. Taf.
KataAXeyrpa, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ro. 9. 27)
broXcirw |, fut. yw, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (ird &
Aeirw) to leave remaining, leave behind ;

3 e ,
\ vToA ctw

pass. to be left surviving, Ro. 11. 3.
broAcypa, atos, TO, ($4. tab. D. c)
a remnant, v.r. Ro. g. 27.
troAnvor |,“ ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (trd & An-
vos) @ vat, placed under the press, Anvds,
to receive the juice. LXX.
trokwumrdve |, (td & Aywrdve, to leave) equiva-
lent to dzoXeirw, to leave behind. (cq).
éroAyrdvev,’ nom. sing. masc. part. pres.

bropetvavras, acc. pl. masc. part. aor. 1.—A.]

e ,
brodumTavw

Ln. Tdf. 5 E { bropevw
tropevovtas, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 5. 11)
brojeivas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 i id.
bropepevynkora, acc.s.m. part. perf. (§27. rem. 2. d) id.
bropever, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . } : id.
bropevetre, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. ; : id.
UTOpEeveTeE, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : 2 id.
Szopévopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; id.
vTropevovTas, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. = id.
tmopevovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.

brropev |, fut. yo, (§ 27. rem. 1. a) aor. 1, Szé-
pewva, (bd & pévw) intrans. to remain
or stay behind, when others have departed,
Lu. 2.43; trans. to bear up under, endure,
suffer patiently, 1 Co. 13.7; He. 10. 32;
absol. to continue firm, hold out, remain con-

stant, persevere, Mat. 10. 22; 24. 13, etal.

bropovy, Hs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) pa-

a Mar. 12.1. 61 Pe. 2. 21.

| SromvevoarTos,” gen. sing. mase. part. aor. 1

mind, Jno: 14.26; Tit.3.1; 2) Pe. 1. 12's
Jude 5; to suggest recollection of, remind
others of, 2 Ti. 2. 14; 3 Jno. 10; mid.
UTOMLLYNOKOPAL, aor. 1, (pass. form)
brepvicOnv, to call to mind, recollect,
remember, Lu. 22. 61.

tropvnois, ews, 4, (§ 5. tab. E. c) a
putting in mind, act of reminding, 2 Pe.

I. 13; 3.13; remembrance, recollection,

PA AWG 315 5s

UTopVATAL, EXojes He infin. act. : dTOMILVHTKw
bropvyjce., 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . F id.
bropvyjcet, dat. sing. bropvyjots
Uropvyow, acc. sing. . . . . id.
brdpvyots |, ews, 7) - UTopivyocKo
UTOMVYATH, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . ‘ id.
bropovn |, 7S, 7 browever
DTOMOVY, dat. sing. DropLov”
UTOMOVIHV, ace. sing. : ‘ : ; id.
bropovins, gen. sing. . . . 5 id.
biovoetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. brovoew

brrovoew, & |, fut. now, § 16. tab. P) (i706 & voéw)
to suspect ; to suppose, deem, Ac. 13. 25;

PRS 2ie2y
trovoia, as, 1, ($2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) suspicion, surmise, 1 Ti. 6. 4.
trévowa |, as, 7) ° brovoew
brovoat,° nom. pl. : brovoue
tromAéw |, fut. evropat, ($ 35. rem. 3) (oro &
mA) to sail under; to sail under the
lee, or, to the south of, an island. etce., Ac.

27 Asian plas rs

bromvew

ec] Ti, 6. 4, d Ac, 27. 18.

UTTQ7TTV

trorvew |, fut. evow, (§ 35. rem.1, 3) (tro & wvéw) to blow

gently, as the wind. N.T.
irrorrdduov |, cov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (bd & wovs) 4

footstool, Mat. 5.35; Ja.2.3, etal. LG.
bvrooracel, dat. sing. . UrdaTacts
DTOTTATEWS, gen. sing. = . A id.
brdatacts |, ews, 7), (§ 5. tab. E. c) (idicrapan, to

stand under, jad & toTnpLt) pr. a stand-

ing under ; a taking of a thing upon one’s

self ; an assumed position, an assumption

of a specific character, 2 Co. 11. 17; an

engagement undertaken with regard to the

conduct either of others, a vouching, 2 Co.

9. be or of one’s self, a pledged profession,

He. 3. 14; an assured impression, @ men-

tal realising, He. 11. 1; @ substructure,

basis ; subsistence, essence, He. 1. oe
brocreiAnrat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. fzoaréAAw
trooTeAXw |, fut. cred, aor. 1. dreorerda, (§ 27.

rem. 1. b. d) (id & oTc\XAw) pr. to let

down, to stow away; to draw back, with-

draw, -Gal. 2. 12; mid. to shrink back,

quail, recoil, He. 10. 38; to keep back,

suppress, conceal, Ac. 20. 20, 27.

broaToAy, 7s, n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a
shrinking back, He. 10. 39. L.G.

trocroAy |, 75, troote\w
trootoAns,” gen. sing. . UTOoTOAY
bmoorpepe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . trooTpepw
brootpedety, pres. infin. . . . id.
brootpépovTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. ‘ id.

trootpédu |, fut. Wo, (§ 23. rem. 1. a) (t76 &
oTpepw) to turn back, return, Mar. 14.40;
Lupe E.95 O50 24395) 43s) 45sec al-

broorpépur, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . broatpepw
brootpeyat, aor. 1, infin. e - id.
brootpewarTes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
brootpépartt, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
brocTpewas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 id.
trootpewacat, nom. pl. fem. part. aor. 1 id.
brooTpeww, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. ; ; id.

brogtpovvynt, OF yyw], fut. otpdcw, (§ 36.
rem. 5) (imo & OTPOVVUpL) to strow
under, spread underneath, Lu. 19. 36.

brorayevTw, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 2, pass. oracow

uToTayy, 3 pers. s. aor.2, subj. pass. (§26.rem.3) id.
irotayy |, 7S, 7 ; : , : id.

c ~ : a ,
trotayy, dat. sing. vToTayH

419

U7TTOTU
brorayiycerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass. taordoaw.
broraynobucba, 1 pers. pl. fut. 2, ind. pass. id.
brotayyte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. pass. . id.
brotagat, aor. 1, infin. act. ; ; , id.
troraéavrTa, acc. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
trordéav7t, dat. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
trotaéayros, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
brotaccco ban, pres. infin. mid. . . id.
trotaccerhe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. , id.
trotaccecOm, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. id.

trotacoécbwoav, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper.}
mid.—A. B. Ln. Tdf. 5 id.

trotagcecOar, R.Gr.Sch. (1 Co. 14.34)

trotdacerat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. ; id.
tmotaconabe, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. mid. . id.
DTOTATTOpEVaL, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. mid. id.
brotaccopevas, acc. pl. fem. part. pres. mid. id.
trotagcopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
UToTAToOpeEVOS, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

trotagow, Of tw], fut. Ew, (§ 26. rem. 3) (dd
& Tago) to place or arrange under ; to
subordinate, 1 Co. 15. 27; to bring under
influence, Ro. 8. 20; pass. to be subordi-
nated, 1 Co. 14. 32, et al.; to be brought
under a stale or influence, Ro. 8.20; mid.
to submit one’s self, render obedience, be

submissive, Lu. 2. 513

<

10. 17, et al.
brotayn, 7s, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. a) subor-

dination, 1 Ti. 3. 4; submissiveness, 2 Co.

N.T.

broretaypeva, acc. pl. neut. part. perf. pass.

Gass Galena. alanis Qeane.
troTécow
trotéraktat, 3 pers. sing. perf. ind. pass. . id.
trotiéuevos, nom. sing. mase. part. pres. mid. troriOnut
broriOnp |, fut. daofjow, (§ 28. tab. V) (iro &

TtOnpu) to place under; to lay down the

neck beneath the sword of the execu-

tioner, to set on inzminent risk, Ro. 16. 43

mid. to suggest, recommend to attention,

1 Lisa 6:
brrotpéxw |, 20r. 2, drddpapor, (§ 36. rem. 1) (dad

& Tpéxo) to run under; as a nautical

term, to sail under the lee of, Ac. 27. 16.
trotuTwctv, acc. sing. broTvTwals
trorimwots |, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) (izoruzda,

to sketch, from iao & tumdw) @ sketch,

delineation ; a form, formula, presentment,

sample, 2 Ti. 1.13; a@ pattern, a model re-

presentation, 1 Ti. 1. 16.

« He. 10. 39.

trodéper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind.

/
vropepw
2)

bropepw |, aor. 1, baryveyKa, aor. 2, baijveyKov,

(§ 36. rem. 1) (did & pepw) to bear
under ; to bear up under, support, sustain,
1 Co. 10. 13; to endure patiently, 1 Pe.
2. 19; to undergo, 2 Ti. 3. 11.

troxwpéw, @|, fut. yow, ($ 16. tab. P) (id &

g. 10.
. /, |
broxwpov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. DToXwpew
tromaln, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. trwmialo

xopew) to withdraw, retire, Lu. 5. 16;

tromatw |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (drwy, the

ey

part of the face below the eyes, from jad
& Gy) pr. to strike one upon the parts
beneath the eye; to beat black and blue ;
hence, to discipline by hardship, coerce,
1 Co. g. 27; met. to weary by continual

importunities, pester, Lu. 18. 5.

s|,° bos, 6, ) (§ 5. tab. E.g) @ hog, swine, boar

or Sow,

voooros | , Ov, 6, 9, (Heb. IN) Ayssop, in N.T.,

however, not the plant usually so named,
but probably the caper plant; a bunch of
hyssop, He. 9. 19; @ hyssop stalk, Jno.

vyynro

4. 2; 22. 27, et al.s pr. neut. of dorepos.

baTepéw, O, fut. How, aor. 1, dorép-
noa, perf. VOTEPHKG, (§ 16. tab. P) to
be behind in place or time, to be in the
rear ; to fall short of, be inferior to, 2 Co.
Il. 55 12) 005) to fail of; fail to atiain,
He. 4.1; to. be in want of, lack, Lu.
22. 35; to be wanting, Mar. Io. Dt; absol.
to be defective, in default, Mat. 19. 20;
1 Co. 12. 24; to run short, Jno. 2. 3;
mid. to come short of a privilege or stand-
ard, to miss, Ro. 3. 23; absol. to come
short, be below standard, 1 Co. 1. 7; to
come short of sufficiency, to be in need,
want, Lu. 15.14; 2 Co. 11.8; Phi. 4. 12;
He. 11.37; to be a loser, suffer detriment,
1 Co. 8. 8;-in N.T. DOTEPELV azo, to be
backwards with respect to, to slight, He.
12. elise

totépnjia, atos, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a shortcoming, defect ; personal shortcom-
img, 1 Co, 16.17 Phil 25 30;)\Coly 124
1 Thes.3.10; want, need, poverty, penury,
Lut 20 4s 2 Corsi rey md set alan Kee

19. 29. LG.

toowmov, gen. sing. VOOWTOS
toourw, dat. sing. id.
torepet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . 5 barepéw
tatepeta ban, pres. infin. mid. and pass. id.
borepew |, O, fut. yow VaTEpos
borepybeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. torepéw
DoTEpHKEVal, perf. infin. id.
borépyya |, aTos, TO - . VOTEPOS
botepyuwata, acc. pl. boTepna.
toTepnuatos, gen. sing. id.
baTepynca, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. boTepew
boTEpHTavrTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. | id.
botepjoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. id.
borepyoews, gen. sing. baTEpynos
borepnow, acc. sing. id.
torépnats |, ews, ) - . VOTEPOS
torépots,’ dat. pl. masc. iat

id.

votepor |, adv.

Batepos |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) posterior in place

or time; subsequent, 1 Ti. 4. 1.

VOTEPOV, adv. after, afterwards, Mat.

a 2 Pe. 2, 22.

61 Ti 4.1.

voTépyots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c)

want, need, Mar. 12. 44; Phi. 4.
N.T.
vaTepos,—B. In. Tdf.

mpatos, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 21. 31).

batepovpicba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. :
DITEPOVPLEVOL, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid.
LITEPOYPEVY, dat. sing. m. part. pres. mid.—}
Aiba. sine, 5 :
DOTEPOLVTL, R.Gr.Sch.Tdf. (1 Co. ea
UVTTEPOVTAL, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. .
DOTEPOLVTL, dat. sing. masc. part. pres.
voTep®, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. contr. .
VOTEPOV, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
td by apostrophe for jg before an aspirate.
bpavrds|,° 4, dv, (§ 7. tab. F. a) (idaivo,
weave) woven.

ter, dat. sing. : f : ‘ ,
tumAd, ace. pl. neut.
bYypAots, dat. pl. neut. : ; J i

tymAov, nom. and ace. sing. neut.

i /, , ,

tumr0s |, 4, dv . .
tymAdrepos, nom. sing. masc. compar.

tyumAod, gen. sing. masc.

e¢ Jno. 19. 23.

II.

baTEepew
id.
id.
id.
id.
id.
id,

to

4

vyos

bYynros
id.
id.

twos

tyros
id.

vipnro

tYmrodpover, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper.—
Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
bumAG ppdver,—B. Ln. (Ro. 11.20) }
bYyAodpoveiv, pres. infin. .
aaron aver, @], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) cre
6s & dpovew) to have lofty thoughts, be
haughty, Ro. 11. 20;

proud, overweening,
Wow, OA aye INIEINS

bwicrots, dat. pl. neut.

vyoTos |, 7, ov vos

bwiarov, gen. sing. masc.
Dros ], cos, 74, ($5. tab. Eb) height, Ep. 3. 185
Re. 21.16; met. exaltation, dignity, emi-
the height
of heaven, Lu. 1. 78; 24. 49; Ep. 4. 8.
ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) high,
Mat. 4. 8;

highest heaven, He.

nence, Ja. 1.9; from the Heb.,

bunAGs, 7,
lofty, elevated,
7a. dYmAa, the
upraised, Ac. 13.17; met. highly esteemed,
IAD, Os HRS bpovetv TO tumAd, to have
lofty thoughts, be proud, Ro.
12> 16:

vYoros, N, OV; (§ 7. tab. F a) highest
lofliest, most elevated; 7a tiwora, from
the Heb.,
Mar. I1. 10; met. 6 tytoTos, the Most
High, Mar. 5. 7, et al;
wwos.

bydu, 6, fut. oGw, aor. 1, twooa, to
raise aloft, lift up, Ino. 3.14; 8. 28;
exalt, Mat.

Hjeetmetuales

Qs

D535

overween,

the highest heaven, Mat. 21. 9;

superlative of

met.
to elevate in condition, uplift,
II. 235 23. Ho Ge
vwopua, atos, 70, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
height, Ro. 8.39; & towering of self-con-
L.G.

E205) Ena

ceit, presumption, 2 Co. Io. 5.

gen. sing.

dwous, : ; tos

tow, GI, fut. dow, (§ 2 20. tab. T)

twubeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1. pass. (§ 21.
tab. U) byw

tyodeca, nom, sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.

twobjvet, aor. 1, infin. pass.

twodns, 2 pers. aor.
Const. Tdf.

ipwleica, Rec. Gr. Sch. |

py obo6oon bYwblnon; Al. Ln.
(Mat. 11. 23)

twwOyoerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

. .

sing. 1, ind. pass.—

.

UY

421

! bumAodpovew

id.

UYLoTOS

vYaTos

id.

id.

id.

CPA N GIA

iWwOnon, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass.

japon oes SWobijon ;—B.D. Ln. Td. |. ,

9 tWwbcioa, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Lu. ee

Io. 15). j
bwwOAre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
tYodd, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
twopa |, atos, TO Bos
tay, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. c bWow
vwoce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. id.
bYydoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
byoon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. . id.
bwwonte, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. act. C id.

@.

dye, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, imper. éoblw
payetv, aor. 2, infin. ‘ é 5 id.
payera, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. (§ 35. rem. 6, and

§ 36. rem. 1) id.
payerau, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id.
payere, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. id.
payn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. id.
adyns, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. = id.
paynre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
ayot, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, optat. . id.
dyovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, ind. id.
cbaryovres, nom. pl. mase. part. aor. 2 id.
pdyopa|, see éobiu.
iyos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a glutton, Mat. 11.19;

IAB. Ya evita INI
paye, 1 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. 4 eobiw
paywper, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
paywot, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. id.
datrovny,” acc. sing. : ; : - gardvys
ardvys, OY pedvyns|, ov, 6, (by metath. for

pawvorys, Lat. penula) a thick cloak for

travelling, with a hood,
daiver, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. daive
daiverOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. id.
catverat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. id.
daily, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. id.
pawopnevy, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. id.
pawopevov, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
atvopevov, gen. pl. part. pres. mid. id.
datvovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. . : id.
gaivovtt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. id.

haivo] > fut. avd, perf. TréepayKa, (§ 27.

4.13.

parvo

a Lu. 3. 35.

rem. 1. c. and rem. 2.a) aor. 2, pass. ébavyv, (a) |

(§ 27. rem. 4.b.) to cause to appear, bring
to light ; absol. to shine, Jno. 1. 5; 5.353
2 Reh rrO; Uno. 2o, seat alos Oni2);
21. 23; mid. or pass. to be seen, appear,
be visible, Mat.1.20; 2.7, 13,19, etal.; 7a
datvopeva, things visible, things obvious to
the senses, He. 11. 3; patvopat, to appeur,
seem, be in appearance, Mat. 23. 27; Lu.
24.11; to appear in thought, seem in idea,
be a notion, Mar. 14. 64, et al.

davepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) ap-
parent, conspicucus, manifest, clear, known,
well-known, Mar. 4.22; 6.14; Gal. 5. 19,
etal.; éy avepo, openly, Mat.6.4,6; also,
in outward guise, externally, Ro. 2. 28.

davepow, O, fut. dow, aor. 1, epave-
pwoa, (§ 20. tab. T) perf. pass. reave-
popat, (§ 21. tab. U) to bring to light,
to set in aclear light; to manifest, display,
§noy 22 0s) 7-145 O2 S,neu elasmco euiice,
Ro. 1. 19; 2 Co. 7. 12; to declare, make
known, Jno. 17.6; to disclose, Mar. 4. 22;
16 Conds 5 5) Coly4eas; domeveal Rous. 20s
16.26; Col.1.26, et al.; to present to view,
Jno. 21. 1, 14; pass. to make an appear-
ance, Mar. 16. 12, 14; spe. of Christ, to
be personally manifested, Jno. 1. 31; Col.
By Ae. MTR Ty BOB, fa 4s Abi Bie ES (ele
al.; fo be laid bare, appear in true cha-
racter, 2 Cor. 5. 10, II.

davepas, adv. manifestly ; clearly,
plainly, distinctly, Ac. 10.3; openly, pub-
licly, Mar. 1. 45; Jno. 7. 10.

davepwots, ews, 7, (8 5. tab. E. c)
an evidencing, clear display, 2 Co. 4. 2;
an outward evidencing of a latent princi-
ple, active exhibition, 1 Co. 12. 7. N.T.

davds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a torch,
lantern, light, Jno. 18. 3.

davralw, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1)
to render visible, cause to appear; pass.
to appear, be seen; +> davraldpevov,
the sight, spectacle, He. 12. 21.

davracia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) pr. a rendering visible ; a display ;
pomp, parade, Ac. 25. 23.

gdavracpa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab.

6 Lu, 2. 36.

ce He, 12. 21.

422

papay

D.c) a phantom, spectre, Mat. 14. 26; Mar. 6. 49.

daivwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
datvwot, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. .
@adéx |,2 6, Phalec, pr. name, indecl.
davetrar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid.
davepd, nom. pl. neut. .
davepot, nom. pl. mase.

davepov, acc. sing. masc. and nom. and acc. neut.

pavepos |, a, OV : : : :

pavepovjevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.
avepovpevor, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.
avepotyti, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act.

davepovs, acc. pl. masc.

avepovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass.
davepow, &], fut. dow

pavepo, dat. sing. neut.

pavepwheioay, acc. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, pass.
pavepwhévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
pavepwhZvTos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.
pavepol, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass.

pavepwhjvar, aor. 1, infin. pass.

pavepwfycecbe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass.
davepwlGor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. pass.

avepas |, adv.

avepwoavtes, nom. pl. m. part. aor. 1, act.

—B. Ln. Tdf. : .

davepwbevtes, R. Gr. Sch. (2 Co. 11. 6) )

paveporet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.
pavepwoe, dat. sing.

davépwcrs |, ews, 7)

avépwoov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act.
pavepoow, 1 pers. sing. aor. J, subj. act.

avy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass.
davys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass.

cdavycerat, 3 p. s. fut. 2, ind. pass. (§27.rem.4.c)

/ A e
davis |, od, 6
Pavovyd |,’ 6, Phanuel, pr. name, indecl.

pavralopevoy, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. pass.

pavrdlw |, fut. dow -

pavracia], as, 7 «

davtacias,? gen. sing.

pavracpa}, atos, TO - 3
davGpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass. .
pavov,’ gen. pl.

davaor, 3 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass.

dative
id.

daivo
bavepos

id.

id.
ative
davepow

id.

davepow
id.
id.

id.

paivw
avepow

id.
pavépwots
paivo
pavepow
id.
paiva
id.

pavrake
paive
id.

~ davtacia
paive
id.
aves
paivo

papayé | < ayyos, 7, (84. rem. 2. b) a cleft,

ravine, dell.

e Jno. 18.3.

Jf Lu. 3. 5.

x

Papaw

ee

Papas |, 6, Pharaoh, pr. name, indecl.
Papés |, 6, Phares, pr. name, indecl,

Papicate, voc. sing. - Papicatos
Papiraior, nom. and voc. pl. 5 . 6 id.
Papicaioss, dat. pl. . . . . id.

Papicraios |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) @ Pharisee, a
follower of the sect of the Pharisees, a nu-
merous and powerful sect of the Jews,
distinguished for their ceremonial obser-
vances, and apparent sanctity of life, and
for being rigid interpreters of the Mosaic
law; but who not unfrequently violated
its spirit by their traditional interpreta-
tions and precepts, to which they ascribed
nearly an equal authority with the Old
Testament Scriptures, Mat. 5. 20; 12. 2;

23. 14, et al.

Dapicaiov, gen. sing. Papicatos
Papicuiovs, acc. pl. - f , : id.
Papicaiwy, gen. pl. : j 5 . id.

dappaxeia], as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(appaxor, a drug) employment of drugs
for any purpose ; sorcery, magic, enchant-
ment, Gal. 5. 20; Re. 9. 21; 18. 23.

appixers, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d)
pr. one who deals in drugs ; an enchanter,
magician, sorcerer, Ac. 21. 8.

appixds, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a)
a sorcerer, Re. 21. 8; 22. 15.

cappakeia, dat. sing. appaketa
dapkakedv, gen. pl. : : : : id.
sappaxeds |, ews, 0 ; : : id.
dappakedou,” dat. pl. . happaKkevs
dappakoi,” nom. pl. . . cbappakds
appaxois, dat. pl.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. 3 \ id.
dappaxedat, Rec. (Re. 21. 8)

appakos |, od, 6 . . dhappaxeta
act, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. (§ 33. rem. 1) . ype
dots |,° ws, 7) : ; : ; : id.
dacKovtas, acc. pl. mase. part. pres. pack
bdokoytes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. . : id.
pack |, equivalent to pnt, imperf. epackor, to

assert, affirm, Ac. 24.93; 25. 193 Ro.

122) Re 2.2.
darvy |, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a manger, crib,

I, As Yin As THOR SB}, Tu
darvy, dat. sing. parvn
patvys, gen. sing. . : : : : id.

Se se

4 Re. 21.8.

423

depo
dadvra, acc. pl. neut. baaNes
adAov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. : ; a

padros |, y, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) sorry, vile, re-
fuse ; evil, wicked, Jno. 3.20; 5.29; Tit.
2S ae 32 10.

peyyos | Sn eos) 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) light, splendour,
Mat. 24. 29; Mar. 13. 24; Lu. 11. 33.

elSopac], fut. heicopat, (§ 23. rem. 1. c) to
spare, be thrifty of ;
Ro. 8. 32; to spare, in respect of hard

to spare, be tender of,

dealing, Ac. 20. 29; Ro: in. 203 1 Co:
7. 28; 2 Co. I. 23; 13. 23 2 Pes 245 me
absol. to forbear, abstain, 2 Co. 12. 6+

edopevus, adv. sparingly, parsimo-

niously, 2 Co. 9. 6, bis. L.G.
eSdpevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. eldopat
evdopevos, nom. sing. masc. pl. pres. id.
hedopevus |, adv. ; , : : id.
deioerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind—Gr. Sch. aa a
delontat, Rec. (Ro. 11. 21)
elontat, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
eiooprar, | pers. sing. fut. ind. id.

eddvyv, ace. sing—Gr. Sch. Taf.
hardovnv, Rec. (2 Ti. 4. 13)
edrdvns |, See parddvys.

\ pedovns

épe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. act. pepo
éper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
épev, pres. infin. act. id.
pépecbar, pres. infin. pass. , id.
epere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. act. id.
héepy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. id.
hépyte, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. act. : id.
pepomevyy, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. pass. id.
epopevys, gen. sing. fem. part. pres. mid. . id.
epopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
é€pov, nom. sing. neut. part. pres. act. id.
épovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
épovoa, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. act. id.
pepovoay, acc. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
epovar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. id.

fut olow, aers 1; nveyKa, aor. 2, nvey-
kov, aor. 1, pass. mvexOnv, (§ 36. rem. 1)
to bear, carry, Mar. 2. 3, et al.; to bring,

pepo],

Mat. 14. 11, 18, et al.; to conduct, Mat.
17.17; Jno. 21.18, et al.; to bear, endure,
135

Ro. 9. 22; He. 12. 20; 13. to up-

e Ac, 21. 31.

pepoy

hold, maintain, conserve, He. 1. 3; to bear, bring

forth, produce, Mar.4.8; Jno.12.24; 15.2,
et al.; to bring forward, advance, allege,
USMY Tite a) A NCS BG F/R) 2) ley ee) rin
to offer, ascribe, Re. 21. 24, 26; absol.
used of a gate, to lead, Ac. 12. 103 pass.
to be brought within reach, offered, 1 Pe.
1. 13; fo be brought in, to enter, He.
g. 16; to be unter a moving influence, to
be moved, be instinct, 2 Pe. 1. 21; mid.
to rush, sweep, Ac. 2. 2; lo proceed, come
forth, have utterance, 2 Pe. 1. 17, 18, 21;
to proceed, make progress, He. 6. 1; used
of a ship, to drive before the wind, Ac.
Dine ek 7s

dopéw, G, fut. yow & €ow (§ 22.
rem. 1) aor. J, epopera, to bear; to wear,
Mateo aC Ouse Os etuale

dopos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) tribute,
tax, strictly such as is laid on dependent
and subject people, Lu. 20. 22; 23. 2;
ROW 3 0,07

optic, fut. (ow, perf. pass. Trebop-
TU [LAL, (§ 26. rem. 1) (dptos, a load)
to load, lade, burden; met. Mat. 11. 28;
Lu. 11. 46.

dopriov, ov, To, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a
load, burden; of a ship, freight, cargo,
v.r. Ac. 27. 10; met. a burden of imposed
precepts, etc., Mat. 11. 30; 23.4; Lu.
11.46, bis; of faults, sins, etc., Gal. 6. 5.

optos, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C.a) a load,
burden; freight, cargo, Ac. 27. 10.

epwpeOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. mid. . - pepo
épwy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. . id.
gedye, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. pevyw
pevyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; : id.
devyere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. . : : id.
devyérwoay, 3 pers. pl. pres. imper. : id.

pevyo | , fut. Eopat, aor. 2, epuyov, (§ 24.
rem. 9) absol. to flee, take to flight, Mat.
2.13; 8.33, et al.; to shrink, stand fear-
fully aloof, 1 Co. 10. 14; to make escape,
Mat. 23.33; trans. to shun, 1Co.6.18; 1Ti.
6.11; 2 Ti. 2. 22; to escape, He. 11. 34.
pvyy, nS, ”, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a fleeing,
flight, Mat. 24. 20; Mar. 13. 18.
devéerar, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pevyw
hevfovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : ‘ id.

424 pberp

@®yduka, acc. . . . . 7A
@yAuke, dat. : : : : : id.
@yAtkos, gen. : ‘ PHAE
O7dE |, tkos, 0, (§ 4. rem. 2 as Felix, pr. name.

npn. ast gl ye ce 8 2 eae

pypi |, fut. pio, imperf. env, (§ 33. tab. DD)
(paw) to utter, tell forth; to say, speak,
Mat. 8.8; 14.8; 26. 34, 61; to say,
allege, affirm, Ro. 3. 8, et al.
pacts, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) report,
information, Ac. 21. 31.
pyen, nS, 1, ($82 iitab: Bia) pra
celestial or oracular utterance; an utter-
ance; fame, rumour, report, Mat. 9. 26;
Lu. 4. 14.
yaoi, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. (§ 33. rem. 1) . gypl

Pjjote, voc. Poros
Pjarov, acC a . 4 C id.
Dijoros |, ov, 6, ($3. tab. C. _ Festus, pr. name.

Pyorov, gen. @Pyaros
Dijorw, dat. . : id.

pbave|, fut. Soon & sina aor. ere
aoa, aor. 2, ehOny, (§37.rem.1) to be be-
fore-hand with; to outstrip, precede, 1 Thes.
4.153; absol. to advance, make progress,
2 Co. 10. 14; Phi. 3. 16; to come up

with, come upon, be close at hand, Mat.

12. 28; 1 Thes. 2. 16; to attain an

object of pursuit, Ro. g. 31.
pOapy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass. pbeipw
Plapyoovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. 2, ind. pass.—Kat i)

blapycovrat, Al, in. Taf. id.

katapOapyoovrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (2 Pe.

2euT2)) ae ; 5 : ad
pOaprys, gen. sing. fem. pbaptos
pOaprots, dat. pl. neut. 4 : : id.
bOaprov, acc. sing. masc., and nom.and acc. neut. id.
pOapzds |, 4, ov bbcipw
paptod, gen. sing. masc. pbaprés
pOdowpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. bbdvw
pbeyyerOa., pres. infin. pbéyyopat
pOeyyopevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.

peeyyouat], fut. yfopat, aor. I, epbeyEdpny,

(§ 23. rem. 5) to emit a sound; to speak,
Ac. 4. 18; 2.Pe. 2. 16, 1

pOoyyos, ov, 0, ie 3. tab. C.a) ya
vocal sound, Ro. 10. 18; 1 Co. 14. 7.

pbeyEdpevor, nom. sing. neut part. aor. 1 .
pOetper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act.

pbeyyopat
pbetpw

pbecp
pbepopevov, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. — fOe/pw
pbeipovra, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pass. F id.
pbeipover, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. . id.

Pbcipe |, fut. pbeps, ee épOapxa, (§ 27. rem. 1.c,
2. b) aor. 1, épOeipa, aor. I,
pass. esBipny, (§ 27. rem. 1. d, and
rem. 4. a) (pbew, idem) to spoil, ruin,
IG COs yok/ esi COnmieaes

morally deprave, 1 Co.

and rem.

to corrupt,
isla 2h) B21 (Coy
Nilayam cnells

dOaprds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) cor-
ruplible, perishable, Ro. 1. 23; 1 Co.
9.) 25, et ale

popa, aa n, (§ 2. tab. B. b) corrup-
tion, decay, ruin, corruptibility, mortality,
Ro. 8. 21;
ble, perishable substance,
killing, 2 Pe. 2. 12; spiritual
ruin, Gal. 6.8; Col. 2. 22;
PARC TA teak 2 iLO
pbeipw

pOworwpwos

1 Co. 15.42; meton. corrupti-
Com nseasor
slaughter,
met. moral
corruption, depravity,

pbepet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act.
pOivorwpia,* nom. pl. neut.
plworepivs }, 4, dv, ($7. tab. F.a) (bOwdrwpor,
the latter part of autumn, from d6ive,

to wane, and dopa) autumnal, sere, bare.

pOoyyos, dat. pl. Bes
ployyos |, Ov, 6 d bbéyyopa
dbOovetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind—Eras. Schm. ‘
covevere, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (Ja. 4. 2) \ plovéw
Pbovéw, |, fat. yow Bones
dOdvor, nom. pl... a
bOévov, ace. sing. ; : } , a

pOoves |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) envy, jealousy,
spite, Mat. 27.18; Mar. 15. 10, et al.

POovéw, G, fut. yow, aor. 1, ébOdv-

yoo, (§ 16. tab. P) to envy, Gal. 5. 26.

pbivov, gen. sing. pbdvos
bOovodvres,’ nom, pl. masc. part. pres. pbovéw
pOdvovs, ace. pl... . . . - dvos
bOsver, dat. sing. ; . ; : id.
pfopa |, as, 7 pbeipw
pOopa, dat. sing. pOopa.
POopay, acc. sing. . : : : : id.
POopas, gen. sing. 3 , 3 ; id.
didAdas, acc. pl. but

diarn | aS n, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a bowl, shallow cup,
patera, Re.5.8; 15.7; 16.1,2,3,4,etal. (a).

a Jude 12.

6 Gal. 5. 26. e Tit. 1.8,

425

pirer

dirdcyabov,° acc. sing. masc. irayabos

pirayabos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 9) (piros &
dya6s) a lover of goodness, or, of the
good, a fosterer of virtue.

Diraderpeca |, as, ", (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
Philadelphia, a city of Lydia, near Mount

Tmolus.
DiraderHeia, dat. DradAdea
DiraderAderav, ace. ; : : : id.
piradeAdia |, as, 7) piradeAqhos
praderfpia, dat. sing. . pradeddic
piradeAdiay, acc. sing. . . : . id.
piradeApias, gen. sing. : ; ; id.
prdadeAdor,? nom. pl. mase. priadeddos

irdddeAgos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (pidos &

d.0eA pos) brother-loving ; in N.V. loving

the members of the Christian brotherhood,

le eresoe

priaderPia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,

and rem. 2) brotherly love; in N.T. love

of the Christian brotherhood, Ro. 12. 10;

Is Dhes4519;etval- sLiG:

il; Ov, 1), (didos & avnp ) husband-loving ;

conjugal.

diravopous,® acc. pl. . pidavdpos

piravOpwria |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(iAdvOpwrros, loving mankind, humane,
from didos & avOpwros) philanthropy,
love of mankind, Tit. 3. 43

idavopos

benevolence,
humanity, Ac. 28. 2.

pravOparus, adv. humanely, benevo-
lently, kindly, Ac. 27. 3.

pa ate acc. sing. pravOpwrta
pravOparus |, : : : ; id.
dirapyupta.|,/ as, 7) prdpyupos
pirdpyvpot, nom. ol. maseqms : id.
piddpyvpos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (didos &

apyvpos) money-loving, covetous, Lu.
NO, Wg BIN, B. 2,
dirapyrpia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) love of money, covetousness,
I Lin 6:10:
pidas, acc. pl. (pr. fem. of pidos) pity
piravrou,® nom. pl. mase. 4 iAavtos
pidavros | ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) ) (dbédos & ards)

d 1 Pe. 3. 8.

self-loving ; selfish, 2 Ti. 3. 2.
dire, voc. sing. masc. diros
diXet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pro

e Tit. 2.4. TM THs 65403 g 2 Ti, 3: 2.

pre 426

dbidoe

giAcis, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. ‘ Z : pro
diréw, @], fut. yoo - . . . idos
pirn |, nS, 1 ys 5 ‘ Fi 5 id.
irydovor,* nom. pl. mase. prydovos

diA7Sovos |, ov, 6, 7, ($ 7. rem. 2) (Dies & 7d0v7)

pleasure-loving ; a lover of pleasure, 2 Ti.

3: 4.
pitnua], atos, 76 - . . . - dhidos
prypati, dat. sing. piiynpa
@irypovi,? dat. Birypwov
Drrjpov |, ovos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. We) Philemon, pr.

name,
dirjoa, aor. ], infin. . : , i diréw
piryow, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. : : id.
idyrtos },° ov, 6, Philetus, pr. name.
piria],7 as, . . : . didos
Pidure, voc. : @ihur7os
Pilurmyjovo,’ voc. pl. Didixryjovos

Diturmyows |, ov, 6, @ Philippian, a citizen of
Pidurrot, Philippi.
Pidurrou|, wv, of, Philippi, a considerable city of
Macedonia, east of Amphipolis.
®irirrois, dat. @iAur7rot
Pirurrov, ace. Pidir7os
Pidirros |, ov, 0, 6 Sytabae . Philip, pr. name.
I. Philip, the Apostle, Mat. 10. 3, et al.
II. Philip, the Evangelist, Ac. 6. 5, et al.
Ill. Philip, son of Herod the Great and
Mariamne, Mat. 14. 3, et al.
IV. Philip, son of Herod the Great and
Cleopatra, Mat. 16. 13; Lu. 3. 1

Dirizrov, gen. @iAur7os
Pirirrovs, acc. @ihurrou
Dirir7w, dat. ®id\ur7os
Pirir7wv, gen. Pihir7ror
ptArdcbeor,f nom. pl. mase. iArdGeos

dirobeos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) es & beés)
God-loving, pious ; a lover of God, 2Ti.3.4.

piror, nom. pl. . , ; 3 é didos
didots, dat. pl. 3 ; % ‘ F id.
Pirddoyov,% ace. « : Di6doyos
P6Xoyos |, ov, 0, Philologus, pr. name.

pirov, acc. sing. é ‘ ‘ : . diros
puroverkia |," as, : Adverkos
diAdveixos |,' ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. Niven &

vetkos, contention) fond af contention ;
contentious, disputatious, 1 Co. 11. 16.

piroverkia, as, 7, (8

a love of contention; rivalry, contention,

2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)

Lu. 22. 24.
pidogevia |, as, 7 piro€evos
piro€eviav, acc. sing. pirogevia
irogevias, gen. sing. ide
piroEevor, nom. pl. masc. piddeevos
diro€evov, ace. sing. mase. id.

pirdevos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (gidos &
E€vos) kind to strangers, hospitable, 1 Ti.

Se Ribs te tig WIRES 15 By

rtogevia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and

rem. 2) kindness to strangers, hospitality,
ROM 2h 4 beg 2e

prorpureto |, (piros & zpwre’'w to love or desire
to be first or chief, affect pre-eminence.
N.T.

prtorpurevwr,* nom. sing. masc. part. pres. dompurevo

piros |, ov, 6, loved, dear ; as a subst., a friend,
Lu. 7. 6; 11. 5, 6, 8, et al.; @ congenial
associate, Mat. 11.19; Lu. 7. 34; Ja.
4. 4; used as a word of courteous com-
pellation, Lu. 14. Io.
dirlw, G, fut. yow, aor. 1, ébiAnoa,
(§ 16. tab. P) pr. io manifest some act or
token of kindness or affection ;
Mat. 26. 48;
to love, regard with affection, have affec-

to kiss,

Mar. 14. 44; Lu. 22. 473

tion for, Mat. 10. 37; Jno. 5. 20; to like,
be fond of, delight in a thing, Mat. 23.6;
Re. 22. 15; to cherish inordinately, set
slore by, Jno. 12. 25; followed by an
infin. to be wont, Mat. 6. 5
pirn, ns, 7, (3 2. tab. B. a) a female
friend, Lu. 15. 9.
piAnpa, atos, 76, ($ 4. tab. D. c) a
kiss, Lu. 7. 45; 22. 48; Ro. 16. 16, et al.
giria, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) affection, fondness, love, Ja. 4. 4.
irocodia |, as, 7
pirocodias,' gen. sing. .
rtdcoos |, ov, 6, (8 3. tab. c. a) (piros &
copia) pr. @ lover of science, a systematic
philosopher, Ac. 17. 18.
dirocodia, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) a love of science ; systematic

dirocodos
. pirdcodia

6 Phile. 1. e 2 Ti. 2. 17.
h Lu, 22. 24. 4 1iConll 6,

a2 Ti. 3. 4.

d Ja. 4, 4.

f2Ti.3. 4.
t Col, 2. 8.

e Phi. 4, 15.
k 3 Jno. 9.

g Ro. 16. 15.

piroe

427

oBos

philosophy ; in N.T. the philosophy of the Jewish ®eyovra,t acc.

gnosis, Col. 2. 8.
pirocddur,”
didooropyot,” nom. pl. masc.
ircatopyos |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (dios &

oTOpyy; natural affection) tenderly affec-

tionate.
diddrexvos |, ov, 6, 4, (pidos & téxvoy) loving
one’s children, duly parental.

gen. pl. j : 5 ; pircoodos

diXorékvous,° acc. pl. fem. . didorekvos
drtotyseto bar, pres. infin. - piroryréopat

diroTys€opar, odprar], fut. yoopar, (§ 17. tab. Q)
(pirdTyL0s, studious of honour or distinc-
tion, didos & TYyLH) pr. to be ambitious
of honour; by impl. to exert one’s self to

accomplish a thing, wse one’s utmost efforts,

endeavour earnestly, Ro. 15. 20; 2 Co.
Farts belshess) A/c 0.
prot yodp.at, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind.—B. Ln.)

iroTysovpevov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. j ddorpdopat

(Ro. 15. 20) . c : }
pror povpeba, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. : id.
pAroryovpevor, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. . id.
diXotvras, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. . ; id.
dirovvrov, gen. pl. masc. part. pres... ; id.
didovs, ace. pl. iros
diAovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. dire
dircdpoves,? nom. tes mase. purddpwv
drodpovus |,” . id.

iroppur |, ovos, 6, 7, (§ 7. tab. G. yy (bodos &
Ppiv) kindly-minded, benign, courteous.

piroppovus, adv. with kindly feeling
or manner, courteously.

dtA@, | pers. sing. pres. ind. and subj. priéo
prov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : : id.
didwr, gen. pl. diros
dipody, pres. infin. act. hiydw

pipow, |, fut. dow, aor. 1, ehipwoa, perf. pass.
mepipwpat, aor. 1, pass. edipaOyy,
(§ 20. tab. T, & § 21. tab.U) (fipds, @
i i
5.18; met. and by impl. to silence, put

muzzle) to muzzle,

IA Cox.9 3101;

to silence; pass.

Mat. 22. 12, 34; Mar. 1. 25, et al.;

to be silent, speechless,
trop.
pass. to be hushed, as winds and waves,

gitéoropyos | poyd, acc. sing.

PrEyov
Pr€ywv |, ovros, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. @) Phlegon, pr.
name.

prog

pdoyi, dat. sing. . ¥ id.
proy:Copevy, nom. sing. fem. a pres. pass. proyile
droyifovea, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. act. id.
proyitw |, fut. tow prog

proyds, gen. sing. . id.
prog], proyds, 7 oR (§ 4. rem. 2. b) (nea to burn,
blaze) a flame, Lu. 16. 24; Ac. 7. 30,
et al.
proyilo, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
set in a flame, kindle, inflame, Ja. 3. 6,

bis.
prvapew, &], fut. yoo - pAvapos
prvapou,® nom. pl. fem. . id.

pAvapos |, ov, 0, ” (prvw, to boil over, bubble
met. to babble) a prater, tattler.

ddrvapéw, @, fut. iow, (§ 16. tab. P)

to talk folly; in N.T. trans. to prate about

or against any one, 3 Jno. 10.

prvapav," nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Avapéw
hoBeiobar, pres. infin. mid. (§ 17. tab. Q) poBéo
hota be, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. é id.
poepa, nom. sing. fem. poBepés
pofBepov, nom. sing. neut. id.

hoBepds |, a, ov . poBos
pow, él) fut. yow : : : id.
poBy, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. poBén

hofinbeis, nom. s. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. (mia) id.
pofnbcica, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
poBnbevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, mid. id.
ofnO7, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. id.
hoBnOjs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. mid. : id
hoBnOjoopa, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. mid. . id.
hofnOjre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. : a
poBynOnre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. mid. . id.
hoSnOapev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, subj. mid. J id.
hoBjrar, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. mid. : ia
béBytpa,' nom. pl. . béBytpov
poBntpov |, ov, 76 dos
poPor, nom. pl. : : ; : ‘ id.

poor, acc. sing. id.
pdofos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. ) (aieaaes to be

Mar. 4. 39. affrighted, to flee) fear, terror, affright,
pypcOytt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. pysdw Mat. 14. 26; Lu. 1. 12; astonishment,
Pypwoets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. ‘ id. amazement, Mat. 28.8; Mar. 4. 41;

@ Ac. 17.18. 6 Ro. 12.10. ce Tit. 2.4 di Pe.3.8. e Ac. 28.7. f Ro, 16. 14. g1 Ti. 5.13. k3Jno.10. tin. 20.17,

boBov

trembling solicitude,

W COs 75 5) Wale agi

on

meton. a terror, an object or cause of
ROU .03
Ac. 9. 313; Ro. 3. 18; respect, deference,
ROWS alee means

poBew, @, fut. you, (§ 16. tab. P) to
terrify, frighten; mid., aor.1, (pass. form)
ehoByOnv, fut. poByOnoopat, to fear,
dread, Mat.10.26; 14.5, et al.; to fear re-

verentially, toreverence, Mar.6.20; Lu.1.50;

terror, reverential fear, awe,

Ac. 10.2; Ep. 5.33; Re. 11.18, etal.; to
be afraid to do a thing, Mat. 2.22; Mar.
Ouse ,netal:;
Mat. 1. 20;
ile iki 73 (Coy, 305 235 WA, keyg

to be reluctant, to scruple,
to fear, be apprehensive, Ac.
to be fear-
fully anxious, He. 4.1; absol. to be fear-
ful, afraid, alarmed, Mat. 14.27; 17.6, 7;
Mar. 16.8, et al.;
Ro. 11
hofepos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) fearful;
lenmble; eyo. 275 2-221.
poBytpov, ov, 7d, (§ 3. tab. C. c)
terrific

to be fearfully impressed,

» 20.

something which inspires terror ;
prodigy or portent, Lu. 21. 11.
poBov, gen. sing.

ofos

dood, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. hoBéw
doBovpat, | pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. . ; id.
poBovpeOa, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. : id.
hoBovpevat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. mid. . id.
poBovpevor, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
poBovpévois, dat. pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
poBovpmevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.

PoP, dat. sing. ,
PoiBn |, ys, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a Phebe, pr. name.

pofBos

PoiByyv,* ace. Soin
Potvixa,’ ace. Boing
otvixes, nom. pl. . : ane
Powiky |, nS, 1, Pheenice, Phenicia, a country on

the east of the Mediterranean, between
Palestine and Syria, anciently celebrated
for commerce.

,
Powiknv, acc. . Powikn
Powikys, gen. ci A : : 5 id.
owikwv, gen. pl. , hols

poin€ |, ixos, 0, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) the palm-tree,
the dute-palm, pheenix dactylifera of Linn.,

3; Re. 7.g

ov

Jno. 12. 1

« Ro. 16.1.

6 Ac, 27. 12.

8 bopte

Poire€ |, tkos, 0, Phenix, Phenice, a city, with a harbour,

on the south-east coast of Crete.

dovea, acc. sing. covets
doves, nom. and acc. pl. : id.
govevers, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind.—A. Ln. Tdf. ;
povevw
hovevoets, Ree. Gr. Sch. (Ja. 2. 11)
ovevere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ‘ id.
, / o4 ,
goveds |, ews, 6 bovos
povevoavTov, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1 hovetw
hovevorets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. . id.
povevon, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . - id.
ovevoys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. i ; id.
hovevou, dat. pl. covets
dovevw |, fut. evow bovos
dovor, nom. pl. . : ; ; j id.
ovov, acc. sing. c id.

povos |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a billing, slaughter,
murder, Mat. 15. 19; Mar. 7. 21; 15. 7,

et al.
govevs, éws, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) a
homicide, murderer, Mat. 22.7; Ac. 3.34,

et al.

dhovevr, fut. evow, aor. 1, ébdvevoa,
(§ 13. tab. M) to put to death, kill, slay,

Mat. 23. 31, 35, et al.; absol. to commit
murder, Mat. 5. 21, et al.
pdvov, gen. sing. dovos
pove, dat. sing. 3 : j : : id.
dovov, cenesple ees ‘ : 5 : id.
opet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. 2 . popéw
opecoper, 1 pers. pl. fut. ind. = id.
popécwpev, 1 pers. pl.aor.1,subj.—Al. Ln. a a
opéecoper, Rec. Gr. Sch. (1 Co. 15. 49)
opéw, |, fut. yow and gow . pepw
épov |, ov, T0, (Lat. forum) a forum, market-place;
Déopov Ar amlov, Forum Appii, the name
of a small town on the Appian way, ac-
cording to Antoninus, forty-three Roman
miles from Rome, or about forty English
miles, Ac. 28. 1
opov, ace. sing. i : dpos
dpos |, ov, 6 dépw
pdpov,” gen. sing. opov
opodvta, acc. sing. masc. part. pres popéw
opovrrTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. 4 id.
ddpovs, acc. pl. ‘ . : - opos
gopria, acc. pl. . . optiov
popritere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. ‘ poptiLe
e Ac, 28. 15.

cpopte

oprite |, fut. (rw pepw
dopriots, dat. pl. boptiov
doptiov |, ov, Td . : . dépw

fo) en. sing.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. 2
Bageou,, ‘i i optiov

oprov, Rec. (Ac. 27. 1
optos |, ov, 6 . . depo
oprov,* gen. sing. pdptos
opov, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. : - opéw
Poprovvatos, Or Povprovvatos |, ov, 6, Fortunatus,

pr. name.
Poprovvarov,’ gen.—A. C. D. Ln. Taf. . ,
- Poprovvaros

®Povprovvarov, R. Gr.Sch. (1 Co. 16.17) |

poayeh\ov |," (ov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (Lat. flagel-

lum) a whip, scourge. N.T.

dpayadrA6w, &, fut. Gow, (§ 20.

tab. T) fo scourge, Mat. 27. 26; Mar.

Ms Lilo INIeHtin
ppayecd4u, &], fut. bow paryédALov
ppayehAwoas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor.l dpayehAdw
ppayy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 2, subj. pass. . ppacow
hpaynoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass. . id.
ppaypov, ace. sing. dpaypos
hpaypds |, ov, 6 ppdcow
Ppaypov, gen. sing. ppaypos

ppayp.ovs, ace. pl. . , F ; id.

bp avo], 1, édpaca, (§ 26.

rem. 1) pr. to propownd in distinct terms,

dow, aor.
to tell; in N.T. to explain, interpret, ex-
pound, Mat. 13. 36; 15. 15.

2. pers. sing. aor. 1, imper.

ppdoor, ppalo
ppacoa, or TT | , fut. Eo, aor. 1, éppaga,
(§ 26. rem. 3) to fence in; by impl. to
obstruct, stop, close up, He. 11. 33; met.
to silence, put to silence, Ro. 3. 19; 2 Co.
Il. 10.
dpaypds, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a
fence, hedge; a hedgeside path, Mat.21.33;
Mar. 12. 1; Lu. 14. 23; met. @ parting
fence, Ep. 2. 14

dpeap |, péaros, 70, (§ 4. rem. 2.c) a well, cis-
tern, Lu. 14. 5; Jno. 4. 13, 12; a pit

CH OsmeI, m2
péaros, gen. sing. : : 4 - dpéap
dpevarrara,’ 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ppevarratdw
dpevarrarat,© nom. pl. ‘ ppevarrarns

“ Ac. 27.10. 5 1 Co. 16. 17. e Jno, 2. 15.

429

pove

dpevarrardw, |, fut. vow, (§ 18. tab. R) (ppyv & dwa-
Taw) to deceive the mind; to deceive, im-
NES

ppevarrarns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c)

$$$ $$

pose on, Gal. 6. 3.

a deceiver, seducer. (@}. N.T.
hpevardrys |, ov,6 : . ppevarraraw
pect, dat. pl. ppyv

bpnv], evos, n (§ 4. rem. 2. e) pr. the dia-
phragm, midriff; the mind, intellect, 1 Co.

14. 20, bis.
dpovéw, &, fut. yow, aor. 1, éppov-
noa, (§ 16. tab. P) to think, to mind; to
Bhivex
Phi. 4. 10;

be of opinion, Ac. 28. 22; 4; to
take thought, be considerate,
to entertain sentiments or inclinations of a
specific kind, to be minded, Ro. 12. 16;
15-533) Co: > Galt

Fae lose Rie 2625S el Osan ei LONDCRITI EC

eye Main 74 (fo), pie 1a

certain frame of mind, Ro. 12. 3; Phi.
2.53 to ween, entertain conceit, 1 Co. 4. 6;
to heed, pay regard to, Ro. 14. 6; to in-
cline to, be set upon, mind, Mat. 16. 23;
Mate 8219 33/5 m0: o-5 seeding en tS OE.
Colater

dpcvnpa, atos,
frame of thought,
7» 27:

dpovycts, EWS, 7), (G25 tabs ec)
a thoughtful frame, sense, rightmindedness,
Lu. 1.

povipos, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) con-
siderate, thoughtful, prudent, discreet, Mat.

76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

will, mind, Ro. 8. 6,

17; intelligence, Ep. 1. 8.

7. 243; 10. 16; 24. 45, et al.; sagacious,

Wise Ow. 255) 25 Ole CONAMEIO®
LO. 05502) CoO, Dr.) 19>
ppovipes, adv. considerately, provi-
dently, Lu. 16. 8. ({).
dpovri<o, fut. iow, perf. redpdvr-
uxa, aor. 1, édpdvrica, (§ 26. rem. 1)
(fpovtis, thought, care, from povew)
to be considerate, be careful, Tit. 3. 8.
pptacovars 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. pptacw
ppiccw, or TT |, fut. &w, perf. médpixa, aor. 1,
edpréa, (§ 26. rem. 3) to be ruffed, to

bristle ; to shiver, shudder from fear, Ja.
2. 19.
dpovet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. , ; - dpovew
d Gal. 6.3. e Tit.1.10. J Ja. 2.19,

dpove 430

pover, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper.

bYyAd. ppover,—B. in (Rovirr20) povéw
tumAodpovet, Rec. Gr. Sch. Taf.

povelr, pres. infin. : ‘: ‘ F id.
cpovets, 2 pers. sing. pres. ind. : ; id.
poveiaGw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. pass. id,
cpovetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. and imper. id.
dpovéew, & |, fut. yow pprv
ppovnpa|, atos, TO - : : ‘ : id.
povncer, dat. sing. ppovncts
povycere, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. fpovew
dpovycts |, ews, 1) dpnv
ppovite, 2 pers. pl. pres. subj. dpovew
dpdvyzot, nom. pl. mase. pdvyzos

dpovipots, dat. pl. masc. . , ; : id.

ppovysos |, 4, ov pny
povizw, dat. sing. masc. pdsvynos
povipus |,” piv
povipwrepor, nom. pl. masc. compar. (§ 8.

rem. 4) pdvytos
dpovovvtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. povew
dpovodar, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. , ‘ : id.
dpovrite |, fut. dow : piv
dpovriLwct,’ 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. dpovrita
dpovapev, | pers. pl. pres. subj. ppovéw
Ppovor, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. . id

ppovpew, @ |, fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) ee

watcher, guard) to keep watch; trans. to
guard, watch, with a military guard, 2 Co.
11. 32; to keep in a condition of restraint,
Gal. 3. 23; to keep in a state of settle-

ment or security, Phi. 4. 7; 1 Pe. 1. 5.

bpoupycet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. dpovpew
bpovpovpevovs, acc. pl. masc. part. pres. pass.
We tab: @)) ©: . ‘ 4 id.

dppvacce |, fut. Ew, aor. 1, epptasa, (§ 26.
rem. 3) in classical usage ppracocopat,
pr. to snort, neigh, stamp, etc., as a high-
spirited horse; hence, to be noisy, fierce,
insolent, and tumultuous, to rage, tumul-
tuate, Ac. 4. 25. LXX.

dpvyavor |, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (dptyw, or
dpiccw, to parch) a dry twig, branch,
etc., fuggot.

pvydvev,° gen. pl. pvyavov

Ppvyia |, as, ” (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2) Phry-
gia, an inland province of Asia Minor.

b Tit. 3.8, Ac, 28. 3.

puAac
Ppvyiay, ace. Deine
oye, aor. 2, infin. ie 24. rem. 9) detyw
DiyeAXos |,“ ov, 6, Phygellus, pr. name.—Ree.

Gr. Sch.
Diyedos, C. D. Ln. Taf. (2 Ti. 1. 15)

duyh], fs, (82. tab. Bea)... hebyw
pvynre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. : , a

vey, nom. sing. neut. part. aor. 2, pass. (§ 24.

rem. 11) piu
gvda/, nom. pl. : : . pudy
vAats, dat. pl. 3 : 5 j ‘ id.
pvAakas, acc. pl. pvrak
dvAakds, acc. pl. A : : udakyn
dvAakats, dat. pl. : : : ‘ id.
pvAakes, nom. pl. pvAa€g
pvr(axy |, As, 7 prvracow
pvdraky, dat. sing. prraky
dvAakyy, acc. sing. 5 c : : id.
gdvrakys, gen. sing. : : : ! id.
dvraxilw |, fut. iow dvdAacow
dvAakilwy,® nom. sing. masce. part. pres. dvAakilo
dvrakrypwa,! ace. pl. vdaxryptov
pvAdaxryptov |, ov, Td : : prr(acow
pvrAak], axos, 6 - 3 F é : id.
dvraéEat, aor. 1, infia. act. ; ‘ F id.
puddare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
dvAddéer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 5 : id.
pvAdéy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj.— A. B.

Ln. Tdf. 2 : c : id.

muotevoyn, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Jno. 12. 47)

gdvAdéys, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. act. : id.
pvragov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. act. . id.
dvAds, acc. pl. pvdy
pvidocew, pres. infin. act. prvrAacow
pvracoer bat, pres. infin. mid. . : ‘ id.
duvrdooecbe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. . id.
gvrdooy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. ‘ id.
prvrAaccodpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
pvA\dooorTes, nom. pl. mase. part. pres. act. id.
pvAcooorTt, dat. sing. masc. part. pres. act. id.
dvracoov, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. 3 id.
dvAdcoovct, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : id.

puracow, or 7TH |, fut. €w, aor. 1, edpv-

aka, (§ 26. rem. 3) to be on watch, keep
watch, Lu. 2. 8; to have in keeping, Ac.
22. 20; to have in custody, Ac. 28. 16; to
keep under restraint, confine, Lu. 8. 29;

@2 Ti. 1. 1d, e Ac. 22. 19. J Mat. 238. 5.

i see

pvAac

Ac. 12. 43 23. 353 to guard, defend, Lu. 11. 21;
to keep safe, preserve, Jno. 12.25; 17.12;
2 Thes. 3.3; 2 Pe. 2.5; Jude 24; to keep
in abstinence, debar, Ac. 21. 25; 1 Jno.
5.21; to observe a matter of injunction
or duty, Mat. 19. 20; Mar. 10. 20; Lu.
fiie sip tse DNR ING i Gain ise “IR FAG oar
et al.; mid. to be on one’s guard, beware,
Ib 125 Die Babe Ae dss 2s 1 Bio My
dvraKy, Rs, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a heep-
ing watch, ward, guard, Lu. 2.8; a place
of watch, haunt, Re.18.2; a watch, guard,
body of guards, Ac. 12. 10; ward, custody,
He.
19; @ place of

imprisonment, 2 Co. 6.5; 11. 233
It. 36; durance, 1 Pe: 3.
custody, prison, Mat. 14. 10; 25. 39, 443
a watch or division, of the night, which in
the time of our Saviour was divided into
four watches of three hours each, called
oé, pecoviKtiov, aextopopwvia, &
mpwla, or Tp, Mat. 14.25; 24. 43;
Mar. 6. 48; Lu. 12. 38, bis.

dvraxilo, fut. (ow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
deliver into custody, put in prison, imprison,
LXX.

dvdaxtyptov, (ov, 7d, ($3. tab. C. c)
the station of a guard or watch; a pre-

Ac. 22. 19.

servative, safeguard; hence, a phylactery
or amulet, worn about the person; from
which circumstance the word is used in
the N.T. as a term for the Jewish Tephil-
lin or prayer-fillets, which took their rise

from the injunction in Deut. 6.8; 11. 18;

Mat. 23. 5.
dvAag, akos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) a

watchman, guard, sentinel, Ac. 5. 23;

T2102 149:
dvAdoowy, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. dvrdcow
prdy], 7s) - : diw
dudyy, acc. sing. pvdy
vAns, gen. sing. . : : : F id.
pvAAa, nom. and ace. pl. pvdXov

purrov |, ov; Td, (§ 3. tab. C. c) a@ leaf, Mat.
2yeeto} etal:

dvAov, gen. pl.
dvovoa, nom. sing. fem. part. pres.

pudy
diw

pvpape. |, aros, Td, (§ 4. tab. D. c) (dupaw, to mix,

6 2 Oo. 12. 20.

a Jude lu.

431

bum

mingle by kneading, ete.) that which is mingled
and reduced to a uniform consistence by
kneading, beating, treading, etc.; a mass
of potter’s clay, Ro. 9. 21; of dough,
1 Co. 5.6; Gal. 5.9; met. Ro. 11. 16;

I Conns 7.
dupdpatos, gen. sing. ptpapa.
dicet, dat. sing. divots
dicews, gen. sing. id.
dvoikd, nom. pl. neut. voids
pvoikyy, acc. sing. fem. id.

| pvoikds |, 7, OV diw

puaotkds |,” adv. id.
dow, acc. sing. . ious
guctot, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. pvoiww
pvotovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. pass. id.
duavovobe, an irreg. form for duoidobe, 2 pers.

pl. pres. subj. pass. (§ 21. tab. U) id.
pvaovrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. c id.

(§ 20. tab. T) perf. pass
used in N.T. as an equiva-

prow, @|, fut. dow,
Tepvoiwpa,
lent to pura, to inflate, puff up; met.
to inflate with pride and vanity, 1 Co.
8.1; pass. to be inflated with pride, to be
proud, vain, arrogant, 1 Co. 4.6, 19; 5. 23
8. 1; 125 4, etval.
pvotwots, ews, 7, ($ 5. tab. E. c) pr.
inflation; met. inflation of mind, pride,

QICOy T2020. Nel.
dvots |, ews, 7) . . diw
dvowces,” nom. pl. puciwots
proiwcrs |, ews, 7 pvoow
pureia|,° as, 7 - dvw
purevet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. dutevo
gurevOntt, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. pass. id.
putevw |, fut. dow . . . dio
dutevur, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. act. gurevw

duo |, fut. dicw, perf. aepuKa, (§ 13. tab. M)
aor. 2, pass. édinv, (§ 24. rem. 11) to
generate, produce ; pass. to be generated,
produced ; of plants, to germinate, sprout,
Lu. 8. 6; intrans. to germinate, spring or
grow up, He. 12. 15.

pvdy, As, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. a) a tribe,
Mat. 19. 28; 24. 30; Lu. 2. 36; a@ people,
nation, Re. 1. 73 5. 9, et al.

diots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E.c) essence,

e Mat. 15. 13.

pwdco 432

Gal. 4. 8; native condition, birth, Ro. 2. 27;
It.21, 245) Galo2) 5s) hip. 2-03's| mative
species, kind, Ja. 3. 7; nature, natural
frame, 2 Pe. 1. 4; nature, native instinct,
Ro. 2. 143 1 Co. 11. 143 nature, pre-
scribed course of nature, Ro. 1. 26.

dvatkds, %, Ov, (§ 7. tab. F.a) natural,
agreeable to nature, Ro. 1. 26, 27; fol-
lowing the instinct of nature, as animals,
BAX He Pe

dvuoikds, adv. naturally, by natural
instinct, Jude to.

purtevu, fut. edow, aor. 1, epitevoa,
(§ 13. tab. M) (puror, a plant, from
diw) to plant, set, Mat. 21. 33; Lu. 13.6,
et al.; met. Mat. 15. 13; to plant the
Gospel, 1 Co. 3. 6, 7, 8.

dureia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B.b, and
rem. 2) plantation, the act of planting ; a
plant, met. Mat. 15. 13.

poreos | , 00, 6, ($3. tab.C. a) a den, lair, bur-
row, Mat. 8. 20; Lu. g. 58.

dwrAcovs, ace. pl. : . . : wA<€0os
dwvat, nom. pl. : ‘ ‘ : povn
gbuvais, dat. pl. . : id.
cbwvds, acc. pl. : : i : ‘ id.
duvet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. : dwvéew
dover, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. . ; : id.
cbwvetre, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : 5 paid:
pwvéw, &), fut. row . . . - dovn

povn |, As, 4, (§2.tab.B.a) @ sound, Mat. 24. 31;
Jno. 3.8; Re. 4.5; 8.5; a cry, Mat.

2. 18; an articulate sound, voice, Mat.
3- 3,173 17. 53 27. 46, 50; voice, speech,
discourse, Jno. 10. 16, 27; Ac. 7. 31;
L2re2 25) NiS-27)5\ kena 7s stone NOL
address, Gal. 4. 20; language, tongue,
dialect, 1 Co. 14. to.
duvéw, G, fut. yow, aor. 1, edovnca,
(§ 16. tab. P) to sownd, utter a sound; of
the cock, to crow, Mat. 26. 34, 74, 75;
to call, or cry out, exclaim, Lu. 8. 8, 54;
16. 24; 23. 46; to call to, Mat. 27. 47;
Mar. 3. 31, et al.; to call, entitle, Jno.
13. 13; to call, summon, Mat. 20. 32, et
al.; to invite to a feast, Lu. 14. 12.
dovy, dat. sing. : ‘ : ; ; pwvy
pwovnbjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. ‘ i povew

povnyv, acc. sing.

puwv7s, gen. sing.

dhovicat, aor. 1, infin.

povyicavres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. |
dwvyjcas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1
puvnocate, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper.

pwvycate avtov,—B. C. Tdf.

avtov puvnGivat, Rec. Gr. Sch.

(Mar. 10. 49)
dwvyncer, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind.
povycov, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper.
dwvotvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
@ewvovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.

hover, gen. pl.

pas], pwrds, 7d, ($4. rem. 2.c) (contr. for ddos)

———

id.

id.
sur)

light, Mat. 17.2; 2 Co. 4.6; daylight,
broad day, Mat. 10. 27; Lu. 12. 3; ra-
diance, blaze of light, Mat. 4. 16; Ac.

9.3; 12.7, etal.; an instrument or means
of light, a light, Mat. 6. 23; Ac. 16. 29;
a fire, Mar. 14. 54; Lu. 22. 56; from the

Heb., the light of God’s presence, 2 Co.
mr. 14; 1 Ti. 6. 16; met. the light of

Divine truth, spiritual <ddwmination, Lu.

1628}; NO. 3%) 193) ROIs. 125 eb pase

1S Pewee nO G) yl NO hn 7s 2st Ol OMeL

al.; @ source or dispenser of spiritual light,

Matigy ards JNO 1.450551 7 Oo OGnaOem tas

9. 5, et al.; pure radiance, perfect bright-

mess, 1 Jno. 1. 5.

gworyp, jpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) a
cause of light, illuminator; a light, lumi-

nary, Phi. 2. 15; radiance, or, luminary,

Re. 21. 11.

guwrewds, 4, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) ra-
diant, lustrous, Mat. 17. 5; enlightened,

illuminated, Mat. 6. 22; Lu. 11. 34, 36,

bis.

huril, fut. (ow, aor. 1, eparioa, (§ 26.
rem. 1) to light, give light to, illuminate,

shine upon, Lu. 11, 36; Re. 18. 1; met.

to enlighten spiritually, Jno.1.9; Ep.1.18;

3.9; He. 6.4; 10. 32; to reveal, to bring

to light, make known, 1 Co. 4. 5; 2 Ti.

I. 10.

hutirpds, od, 6, ($3. tab. C. a) ilu-
mination; a shining forth, effulgence, 2 Co.

4. 4,6. LXX.

dwaornp |, Npos, 6
puoripes, nom. pL

pos
pworip

pooho

c

wa pdpos |,” ov, 0, q (pas & pépw) light-bringing ; sc.

aoTnp, Lucifer, the morning star, met.

2) Pes Is 19s
ara, acc. pl. : - : ; . das
gbwrewy, nom. sing. fem. wrewos
dwrewsy, nom. sing. neut. id.
uwreivos |, 7, Ov - < : : pas
uri, dat. sing. $ - id.
cbwriet, 3 pers. sing. fut. Att. 63 35. rem. 11)

guwriet em aitous,—Gr. Sch. <a

22. 5) . . putile

gdurtier aitovs, Rec. : é |

doticet, Taf, ; 5 2)
writer, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. id.
gurify, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. act. id.
gurtilo |, fut.icw - ; ; : . dds

453

gwrioat, aor. 1, infin. act. putige
dwticavtos, gen. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
dotioce, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. 4 P id.
dutiabévras, acc. pl. mase. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
duwricGevtes, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
dwticpov, acc. sing. Pwrio Los
poricpds}, 00,6 - . bas
wrds, gen. sing. id.
patov, gen. pl. id.
Xx. |
xatpe, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. xaipw
xaiper, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
Xalpev, pres. infin. : id.
xaipere, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. id.
xaipy, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. id.
xaipopev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
xaipovres, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.
xXatpovrwy, gen. pl. masc. part. pres. ; id.
xalpovat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind.—Gr. Sch. Tdf. } a
xapotor, Rec. (Re. 11. 10) eel |
xalpo |, fut. yarpynow, and, later, yapyoopat,
aor. 2, excpny, (a) (§27.rem.4.b) to re-
joice, be glad, be joyful, be full of joy, Mat.
Palos 125) Loss evan Os
12. 125, 2) Co. 2.-3);imperat. xatpe, xal-
pete, @ term of salutation, huwil! Mat.
26. 493 déyo xaipey, to greet, 2 Jno.
10. 11; infin. yafpeuy, an epistolary for-
mula, health! Ac. 15. 23.
a 2 Pe, 1.19,

Yap

xapa, ds, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b) joy, gladness, re-

joicing, Mat. 2.10; 13. 20, 44; 28. 8, et
al.; meton. joy, cause of joy, occasion of
rejoicing, Lu. 2. 10; Phi. 4. 1; 1 Thes.
2. 19, 20; bliss, Mat. 25. 21, 23.

xdpts, iros, 4, (§4.rem. 2. c) pleas-
ing show, charm ; beauty, gracefulness ; a
pleasing circumstance, matter of approval,
1 Pe. 2. 19, 20; kindly bearing, gracious-
ness, Lu. 4. 22; @ beneficial opportunity,
benefit, 2 Co. 1. 15; Ep. 4. 29; @ chari-
table act, generous gift, 1 Co. 16.3; 2 Co.
8. 4, 6, et al.;
favour, acceptance, Lu. 1. 30, 52; Ac.
2.473 7. 10, 46; free favour, free gift,
grace, Jno. 1. 14, 16, 17; Ro. 4. 4, 16;
its a WR Ie Gs Gee Ie e Fie ia
favour specially manifested by God towards

an act of favour, Ac. 25. 3;

man in the Gospel scheme, grace, Ac.
Tj.) Mikes) ROS. 2405) ha ekin an Liye 2Omme kes
6. 1; 2 Co. 4. 15, et al.; @ gracious pro-
vision, gracious scheme, grace, Ro.6.14, 153
Hes 25193) 122 O5meto One
from God,

Ta73 L Con ts 4isiabs. LO; Gallernnasnct

racious dealing
grace, Ac. 14.26; 15.40; Ro.

al.; @ commission graciously devolved by
God upon a human agent, Ro. 1. 5;
espryB OU iism WOKCOy Be NOR 7) (Cine sie, 118
Gal. 2.9; Ep. 3. 8; grace, graciously be-
stowed divine endowment or influence, Lu.
2.40; Ac. 4.33; 11.23; Ro. 22.6; 2' Co.
12.9, et al.; grace, a graciously vouchsafed
spiritual position, Ac. 11. 43; Ro. 5. 2;
Gal. 5. 4; 2 Pe. 3. 18; an emotion corre-
spondent to what is pleasing or kindly; sense
of obligation, Lu. 17. 9; a grateful frame
of mind, 1 Co. 10. 30; thanks, Lu. 6. 32,
B22) SA NOW On 75) 1) Conmtignh jmecrale,
xapwv Or xdpitas KatalécGan, to oblige,
gratify, Ac. 24. 27; 25. 9.
xXapwy, used as a particle governing
the genitive case, on account of, Lu. 7.47;
Ep. 3. 1, 143 1 Jno. 3. 12; for the sake
of, in order to, Gal. 3. 19; Tit. 1. 5. 115
Jude 16; on the score of, 1 Ti.
the accus. of yapus.
xapilopa, fut.
exapitdpyy, fut. pass. yapirOycopat,

5.14; from

/
icoput, aor. I,

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Xatpo

aor. 1, eyapicOnv, (§ 26. rem. 1) to gratify ;
to bestow in kindness, grant as a free
favour, Lu. 7. 21; Ro. 8. 32; to grant
the deliverance of a person in favour
INC Lez. EA's
27. 24; Phile. 22; to sacrifice a person

to the desire of others,

to the demands of enemies, Ac. 25.
es Ge WR. 1G)

BL;

to remit, forgive, 2.
7, 10.

xXdpirpa, atos, 76, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
a free fuvour, free gift, Ro. 5. 15, 16;
623); 2 Conn: benefit, Ro.

a divinely-conferred endowment,

rie eb wales
ifs Mite
ICOM 12 54590.8255, 30,83 Inet al.
XapiTow, fut. gow, perf. pass.
kexapirwpar, (§ 21. tab. U) to favour,
to make an object of

lal
0,

visit with favour,

favour, to gift; pass. to be visited with
free favour, be an object of gracious visita-
tion, Lu. 1. 28. L.G.
Xalipwpev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. xalpw
id.

xaipwv, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. .

yaraca |, ns, 4, (§ 2. rem. 3) hail, Re. 8. 7;

11. 195 16. /21, bis:
xahalns, gen. sing. ; xaAala
xa\doavtes, nom, pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. . xardw
xahacavrwr, gen. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, act. id.
xadacare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. act. id.
xaacw, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.

Xaraw, |, fut. dow, (a) (§ 22. rem. 2) aor. 1,
€xtAA.00, to slacken; to let down, lower,

Mare 2504)s
Xaddaios |, ov, 6, & Chaldean, a native of Chalde@,
a country of central Asia, which seems to

Iu. 5: 4, et all

have included Mesopotamia.

Xaddalwv,7 gen. pl. Xadédateos

xaXerrol, nom. pl. masc. : : xaNezos

xaderos |, y; ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) hard, rugged ;
furious, ferocious, Mat. 8. 28; trying,

PIM 23a i

xarjvaywyew, @], fut. jow, (§ 16. tab. P) (yaAuvds

& ayo ) pr. to guide with a bridle; met.

to bridle, control, sway, Ja. 1. 26; 3. 2.

TG:
xyodwaywyjnoat, aor. 1, infin. Xadwvaywyéew
xadwaywyor, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. a id.

o Ac. 7.4. 6 Re. 9. 20. e2Ti. 4. 14.

454

xapay

xarivos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) a bridle, bit, curb,
JER BaF isee tele Wey

aXdwovs, ace. pl. adwvos
x X
xaduvov, gen. pl. id.
xadka,’ acc. pl. neut. xaAKeos
aAkeos |, ea, and €y, €or - : : » xadKds
x 7) X'
xadkevs ],° ews, 6 id.

xaArKndav |,7 dvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) acco the
name of a gem, generally of a whitish,
bluish,
high and beautiful polish, and of which
there are several varieties, as the onyx,

or gray colour, susceptible of a

modern carnelian, etc.
i} ,
xaAkior |, ov, TO
gen. pl.

xalkos
xadkiov,” xaAkiov
3. tab. C. ce) orichaleum,

xadKxorAiBavor |, ov, 76, (S

jine bronze, a factitious metal of which

there were several varieties, the white

being of the highest repute, or, deep-

tinted frankincense, Re. 1. 153 2. 18.

INA
xadKoruBave, dat. sing. xadkodBavev
xadkdy, ace. sing. Xadkds

xaAkos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) copper, also,

bronze, Re. 18. 12; a brazen musical in-
strument, 1 Co. 13. 1; copper money, Mat.
10. 9; money in general, Mar. 6. 8;
2A

xaAxeos, éa, and é, eov, contr. ods,
j, ovv, (§ 7. rem. 5. b) brazen, Re.
9. 20.
xaAkevs, ews, 6, (§ 5. tab. E. d) pr.
a coppersmith; hence, genr. @ worker in
metals, smith, 2 Ti. 4. 14.
xaAxiov, ov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C.c) a
vessel, copper, brazen utensil, Mar. 7. 4.
xadkovu, gen. sing.
3 pers. pl. pres. ind. .

xadkos
xadaor, xardw
xapat | y adv. on the ground, to the earth, Jno. 9. 6;

18. 6

Xavady |, 6, indecl. Canaan, the ancient name of

Palestine.
Xavavaia,/ nom. sing. fem. Xavavaios
Xavavaios |, aia, atov, (§ 7. rem. 1) Cananitish.
xapa], as, 1) : : xaipo
xapa, dat. sing. xapd

xdpaypa |, atos, 76, (3 4. tab. Dc) (xupdoow %0

@ Re. 21. 19. e Mar. 7. 4. J Mat. 15, 22

xapay

notch, engrave) an imprinted mark, Re. 13. 16,

et al.; sculpture, Ac. 17. 29.

xXapaxtyp, jpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f)
a graver, graving-tool; an engraven or
impressed device; an impress, exact ex-
pression, He. 1. 3.

xdpag, axos, 6, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2.b) a
stake; a pale; a military palisade, ram-
part, formed from the earth thrown out
of the ditch, and stuck with sharp stakes

435

KElpa

xapite, dat. sing. A Xapes
Xapitos, gen. sing. . : . : id.
Xapirde, @ |, fut. dow P is
Xapovat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. : 5 id.

Xappav |, 7, indecl. Charran, a city in the northern
part of Mesopotamia.
xépras }, ov, 0, (§ 2. rem. 4) paper.
XapTov,* gen. sing. xXaprns
xdicpa]},” aros, 70, ($4. tab. D. c) eae! to gape,
yawn) a chasm, gulf.

or palisades, Lu. 19. 43. x<iAeot, dat. pl. xetAos
xapaypar., dat. sing. xXepayy.a. xeiAewy, gen. pl. . id.
Xapayy.aros, gen. sing. : : : : id. xetAn, acc. pl. . ' : . . id.
f “ acc. sing. t a ;
aaa ies ae xdpag xetros |, €0S, TO, (§ 5. tab. E. b) a lip, and. pl.
ee ie ie Ta xeidy, the lips, Mat. 15.8; Ro. 3. 13,
: : ee id.
LOS + Aes ‘ ; et al.; trop. xeiAos THs Oaddooys, the
x°P ra sie = XP ts sea-shore, He. 11. 12; meton. language,
gen. sing. : : : : id.
we? or ee : , dialect, 1 Co. 14. 21.
apyvat, aor. 2, infin. pass. 4 alow
x 2 Oe. xeyalopevov,” gen. pl. masc. part. pres. pass. xeon
Xapyoerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass. . id. ; : a
i ; : 2 xeypalo |, fut. dow, (§ 26. rem. 1) (xetpa, a storm)
XapyoopLat 1 pers. sing. fut. 2, ind. pass. é id. : :
y : Eee ae id to excite a tempest, toss with a tempest ;
ers. pl. fut. 2, ind. pass. . id.
i san P a P a P a pass. to be storm-tossed, Ac. 27. 18.
Xapyre, pers. pl. aor. 2, imper. pass.—Gr. Ce 5 i ah
Sch. Taf, Rae Nase: El Ie NO EEO) (eis Se pico
, winter-flowing ; asa subst. a stream which
XALpPETE, Rec. (Lu. 6. 23) x
a , : flows in winter, but is dry in summer, a
xapyre, 2 pers. pl. aor. 2, subj. pass... : id.
‘ : ” brook, Jno. 18. f.
xapileo Can, pres. imfins xapilopar soe f cen. sin
n. sing.
xapileoe, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. . 5 id. Siena 2) ° ey Xe(pappos
06 Ay so xeyav |, Gvos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. ¢) Ceci) stormy
Kore cea, f ie Z x ue weather, Mat. 16.3; @ storm, tempest,
nom. pl. masc. part. pres.
Xapelopevor, e : e maeicouat Ac. 27. 20; winter, Mat. 24. 20, et al.
xdpww, acc. sing. (§ 4. rem. 4) Xaps P ‘
"4 , Xelwwvos, gen. sing. XELLOV
xapw, adv. . xXalpw
xaprs |, \TOS, n 5 . . 5 ° id. xelp |, xEtpos, q, (§ 6. rem, 4. f) a hand, Mat.
Xapiord Levos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 xapilopar 3. 12); 4.6; 8. 15) et al- freq.;, from’ the
xapicacOa, aor. 1, infin. ‘ : : id. Heb., yelp Kupiov, @ special operation of
xapicacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. , id. God, Ac. 11. 213 13.33 é€v yxeupl, by
Xapioera, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . . id. agency, Ac. 7: 353 Gal. 3: 19.
xapioberra, ace. pl. neut. part. aor. 1, pass. . id. xEtpa, acc. sing. : xeip
xapicbjvat, aor. 1, infin. pass. < ; id. XElparywyew, a], fut. ow, 1 16. tab. -P) to lead by
xapicOjocopat, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass. . id. the hand, Ac. 9. 8; 22. 11. L.G.
xdpiopa |, aos, TO xalpo xetpaywyds |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (xeip &
xapicpara, nom. and acc. pl. Xa plop. aywyos, a leader) one who leads another
xapiopart, dat. sing. . C ‘ P id. by the hand, Ac. 13. 11.
Xapioparos, gen. sing. 5 é 4 F id. XElpaywyovpevos, nom. sing. masc. part. pres.
CEO, gen. pl. . e 0 id. pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) - Xeipayuryéw
xapeas acc. sing. ——Ate ba Genlans -ndts » F XElpaywyovvTes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. act. id.
xapiras, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Ac. 27. 27) XOES xelpaywyovs,® acc. pl. xElpaywyds
Xdpitas, acc. pl. F ; ; : ; id. xelpas, ace. pl. xelp
a Lu. 19. 43. 6 He.1.3. e 2 Jno. 12. d Lu. 16. 26. e Ac. 27. 18. f Jno. 18. 1. y Ac. 13. 11.

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XELpE 436 Xion
xelpes, nom. pl. xeip xXYALrépxors, dat. pl. xAlapxos
xerpl, dat. sing. ; : id. xAlapxor, acc. sing. id.
xeipoypaor |, ov, 7d, ($3. tab. C.¢) (yelp & xiAtapxos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) ( i ioe & dpxw)

ypipw) handwriting ; a written form, a chiliarch, commander of a thousand
literal instrument, as distinguished from a men; hence, genr. a commander, military
spiritual dispensation, Col. 2. 14. chief, Mar. 6. 21; Re. 6. 15; 19. 18;
XEtpov, nom. and acc. sing. neut. xelpwr spe. @ legionary tribune, Ac. 21. 31, 32,
xelpova, nom. pl. neut. id. 33, 37, et al.; the prefect of the temple,
xelpovos, gen. sing. fem. id. Jno. 18. 12.
Xelporointa, acc. pl. neut. xetpomointos | xArdpxw, dat. sing. xAtapxos
Rc iporoanTots: dat. pl. id. xXArépxwv, gen. pl. id.
XElporoinrov, acc. sing. masc. : id. xiAuds |, ados, xiAvoe
xEtporrointos |, ov, 6, 9, (§ 7. rem. 2) (xelp & x'Aias, acc. pl. fem. id.
TounTos, made, from ToLew) made by xXArdor, dat. pl. xruds

hand, artificial,
Aci 70dd,1et al.

material, Mar. 14. 58;

ere gen. sing. fem. .
XELpos, gen. sing.

epotovew, @|, fut. now, 5 16. tab. P) (ye,
XE 7 Xx p &
Same to stretch out the hand; to con-

ssa (tos
xep

stitute by voting ; to appoint, constitute,
Ac. 14. 23; 2) Co. 8: ro.

xetporovnbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1,

pass. (§ 17. tab. Q) Xepotovew
Xewporovycarres, nom. pl. masce. part. aor. 1, act. id.
XElpar, gen. pl. : . xelp

xelpor |, ovos, 0, on (§8.rem.5) (irregular comparat.
of kaxds) worse, Mat. 9. 16; 1 Ti. 5. 85
more severe, Jno. 5. 14; He. 10. 29.
XepovBeiv, B. Ln.
XepovBip, Rec. Gr. Sch. Tdf. (He. g. 5).
XepovPip |, 4 (Heb. D311) cherubim, theemblematic
figures, representing cherubim, on the ark.
xEpoi, dat. pl. (§ 6. rem. 4. f) ; A xelp
xypa}, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b) (pr. fem. of yjpos,
bereft) a widow, Mat. 23. 14; Lu. 4. 26,

et al.
xNpar, nom. pl. xnpa
XYpass, dat. pl. id.
XNpav, acc. sing. id.
XNpAs, ace. pl. id.
xnpov, gen. pl. : s id.
xG€s |, adv. yesterday, Jno. 4. 52; Ac. 7. 28; He.
Teo.
xu0, nom. and acc. pl. neut. xe
xArades, nom. pl. rds
xAddav, gen. pl. id.
x-Alapxot, nom. pl. . ee
a Col, 2, 14 > He. 9. 5.

xAx0 |, at, a, @ thousand, 2 Pe. 3.8; Re. 11. 3,
et al.
xAuds, ddos, (&) 7, ($4.rem.2.c) the
number one thousand, a thousand, Lu.
14. 31; Ac. 4.4, et al.
x'Alwv, gen. pl. . xQuor
Xios |, ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. >) Chios, an island near
the coast of Asia Minor, in the AXgean
sea, between Samos and Lesbos.
Xiov,° Xlos

gen.

xerov |, vos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) a tunic, vest,
the inner garment which fitted close to

the body, having armholes, and sometimes

sleeves, and reaching below the knees,

Mat. 5. 40; 10. 10; pl. yi7@ves, clothes,
garments in general, Mar. 14. 63.
acc. sing. xiTav
id.

xLTOva,

XUT@vas, acc. pl.

yor |, ovos, 77, (§ 4. rem. 2. e) snow, Mat. 28. 3;

Mar. 9. 3; Re. 1. 14.
xAaptea, ace. sing. sons
yAapus |, Hoos, (Ww) ” (§ 4. rem. 2.e) chlamys,

a species of cloak; a Roman military

commander’s cloak, paludamentum, Mat.
2 28) 2G
Aa nom. pl. masc. part. pres. xAcvaleon

xrcvalo |, fut. dow, aor. |, éyAcvaca, (§ 26. rem. 1)
(xAevn, jest) to jeer, scoff, Ac. 2. 13;
Dy i32-

xAuapés ]," d, ov, (§7.rem. 1) (xAto, to become warm)
warm, tepid; lukewarm, Re. 3. 16.

XAdn |, ys, 9, (§ 2. tab. B. a) Chloe, pr. name.

c Ac. 20. 16. d Re. 3. 16.

XXons

Xons,“ Xo
xAwpor, . xAwpées
xAwpds |, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) (Ady, the first tender

shoot of vegetation) pale green; green,

gen. .
ace. sing. neut.

verdant, Mar. 6. 39; Re. 8.7; 9. 43
pale, sallow, Re. 6. 8.
xAwpo, dat. sing. masc. xAwpds

xés’, sia hundred and sixty-six, the number denoted

by these letters: viz., y’= 600, €’= 60,

s’= 6, Re. 13. 18.
xoikol, nom. pl. masc. aks
xoikds |, %, Ov - x60s, ens
Xoikov, gen. sing. masc. xoiKxds
xotvikes, nom. pl. xoivt é

xoin€ |, ixos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. b) @ cheeniz, an
Attic measure for things dry, being the
48th part of a medimnus, consequently
equal to the 8th part of the Roman
modius, and nearly equivalent to about

one quart, being considered a sufficient

437

daily allowance for the sustenance of one
man, Re. 6. 6, bis.

nom. pl.

xotpor, XoLpos

z ee ae .
xotpos |, ov, 6, 9, Pr. 4 young swine; a swine,
hog, or sow, Mat. 8. 30, 31, 32, et al.

xolpovs, acc. pl. Xoipos
Xolpwv, gen. pl. id.
xoAGre,” 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. xordw
XoAdw, & }, fut. dow xody

xorn |, fs, , (§ 2. tab. B. a) the bile, gall ; in
N.T. a bitter ingredient, as wormwood,
Mat. 27.34; xody mikplas, intense bitter-
ness, met. thorough disaffection to divine
truth, utter estrangement, Ac. 8. 23.

xoAdw, &, (xoAn, considered as the

seat or cause of anger and of melancholy)

pr.
equivalent to xoAovpa, to be angry, in-

to be melancholy ; used later as an

censed, Jno. 7. 23.
XoAjv, acc. sing. Xody
xohips, gen. sing. id.

xd0s, xods |, gen. xo0s, dat. xo%, acc. yody, (§ 3.
rem. 3) (xe, to pour) earth dug out and
heaped up; loose earth, dirt, dust, Mar.
Gy 11.;) Rey 18. 19;

xolKds, 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) of earth,
earthy, 1 Co. 15. 47, 48, 49. N.T.

@ 1 Cosasta. 6 Jno. 7. 23.

xpaop.
Xopativ |, "> indecl. Chorazin, a town of Galilee, probably
near Bethsaida and Capernaum.
xopyyet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. . j xXopyyéew
xXopynyéw, G], fut. yow, (§ 16. tab. P) (xopds &

MY €ojLa) to lead a chorus; at Athens,

to defray the cost of a chorus; hence, to

supply funds; to supply, furnish, 2 Co.
OQyetOismele bey Aeetit.

Xopnynoa, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, optat.
xopyynoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind—Gr. Sch. Tdf.

xopos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tad. C. a) dancing with
music, Lu. 15. 25.

Xopnyyew

) id.
Xopyyyoa, Rec. (2 Co. g. 10)

xopralec Oar, pres. infin. pass. xoprato
xoptageaOe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. pass. id.
xopTale |, fut. dow xdptos
xXoptdcat, aor. 1, infin. act. xoprace
xoptacOjvar, aor. 1, infin. pass. id.
xoptacOncecGe, 2 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
xoptacOycovrat, 3 pers. pl. fut. ind. pass. id.
Xoptacpa}, aros, Td XOpTos
XopTacpara,° acc. pl. Xoptacpa
XOpTov, acc. sing. Xoprtos

xopros |, ov, 0, (§3.tab.C.a) an inclosure ; pas-

ture-ground ; fodder for beasts; in N.T.

herbage, verdure, Mat. 6. 30; 14.19, et al.;

a plant of corn, Mat. 13. 26; Mar. 4. 28.

xopralu, fut. dow, aor. 1, éydptaca,

(§ 26. rem. 1) pr. to feed or fill with grass,

herbage, etc., to fatten; used of animals of

prey, to satiate, gorge, Re. 19. 21; of per-

sons, to satisfy with food, Mat. 14. 20;

15. 33, 37; met. to satisfy the desire of
any one, Mat. 5. 6, et al.

Xoptacpa, aros, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c)

pasture, provender for cattle; food, provi-

sion, sustenance, for men, Ac. 7.11. L.G.
xXoptov, gen. sing. XOpTos
xXoptovs, ace. pl. id.
XOpTo, dat. sing. id.
xopay,* gen. eg xopos
Xovla,° Xovlas
ah a, o, (§ 2. rem. 4) Chuzas, Chuza, pr.

name.
xobv, acc. sing. X00s, Xovs

Xpdopot, Guar], fut. ypyoouat, 63 35. rem. 2) to

d Lu. 15, 25. e Lu. 8.3.

X pao

use, make use of, employ, Ac. 27. 17; 1 Co.

7. 31, et al.; to avail one’s self of, 1 Co.
4. 21; 9. 12, 15; to use, to treat, behave
towards, Ac. 27. 3; 2 Co. 13. I0.

xpela, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and
rem. 2) use; need, necessity, requisiteness,
Ep. 4. 29; He. 7. 113 personal need, an
individual want, Ac. 20. 34; Ro. 12. 13;
Phi. 2. 25; 4. 16, 19; xpelay exw, to
need, require, want, Mat. 6.8; 14. 16;
Mar. 2.25; Jno. 2.25; éore xpela, there
is need, Lu. 10. 42; Ta mpods THY xpEtav,
necessary things, Ac. 28. 10, et al.; @ ne-
cessary business, affair, Ac. 6. 3.

xpNcw, (xpeta) to need, want, desire,
Mat. 6.32; Lu. 11.8; 12. 30; Ro. 16. 2;
(CO, 15 1

xpHwa, aros, 7d, ($4. tab. D.c) any-
thing useful, or needful; plur. wealth,
riches, Mar.10.23,24; Lu.18.24; money, Ac.
8. 18, 20; 24. 26; sing. price, Ac. 4. 37.

xpnparilor, fut. (ow, aor. 1, expnyd-
mica, (§ 26. rem. 1) to have dealings,
transact business; to negotiate; to give
in N.T. to utter

a divine communication, He. 12.25 ; pass.

answer on deliberation ;

to be divinely instructed, receive a revela-
tion or warning from God, Mat. 2.12, 22;
Ie 5 AOR ING Heh PART 1EIGS fb}, GR Wits 9p
intrans. to receive an appellation, be styled,
Nes ie) 200-793

Xpnpatirp.ds, ov, 6, ($ 3. tab. C. a)
in N.T. a response from God, a divine com-
munication, oracle, Ro. 11. 4.

XpHots, ews, 7, (§ 5. tab. E. c) use, em-
ployment ; manner of using, Ro. 1. 26, 27.

xXpycios, n, ov, and 6, 4, Td, -ov,
useful, profitable, 2 Ti. 2. 14.

xpnords, n, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) use-
ful, profitable; good, agreeable, Lu. 5. 39 ;
easy, as a yoke, Mat. 11. 30; gentle, be-
nign, kind, obliging, gracious, Lu. 6. 35;
Epes On12-°4)5 ol bes 253i; good
in character, disposition, etc., virtuous,
Coys. 33.

xpynorevouar, fut. evooua, (§ 14.
tab. N) to be gentle, benign, kind, 1 Co.
HSE Aloe INIA R

438

XPNHOT

xpnoroTys, TyTos, 7, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) pr.
utility ; goodness, kindness, gentleness, Ro.
2.43 I1. 22, etal.; kindness shown, be-
neficence, Ep. 2. 7; goodness, virtue, Ro.
Be 1X

xpeta |, as, 7 xXpdopat
xpetais, dat. pl. xpsla
xpelav, acc. sing. : F ; F id.
xpetas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. 4 F z id.

xpewperrerar, nom. pl.—R. Gr. Sch. Tdf.
xpeoperdéerat, Ln. (Lu. 7. 41)
xpewpetAerys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) (xpéos, @
debt, & odbetAerys) one who owes a debt,
a debtor, Lu. 7. 41; 16.5. LG.
xpewpetAcTar, gen. pl.—R. Gr. Sch. oe ) Pier
xpeoerderav, A. D. Ln. (Lu. 16.5) f

Poy ele : nar Sd ARS) Cheers
xen |, imperson. verb. there is need or occasion, it is

i xpewperderns

necessary, it is requisite; it behoves, it be-

cometh, it is proper, Ja. 3. 10.

ee eo

xpncet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. xpnite
xpyere, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. : ; id.
xp7ay, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. ‘ : id.
xprCouev, 1 pers. pl. pres. ind. . ; ; id.
xence |, (xpeta) XPcop.at
xejpa |, atos, 76 id.
Xpnpact, dat. pl. pry
xpywara, nom. and ace. pl. id.
xpynpati€ovra, acc. sing. masc. part. pres. xonwariles
xpnpatile |, fut. iow xodopau
xpyparicat, aor. 1, infin. xpnwarilar
Xpnuatioe:, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. . 3 id.
xpnpatic bets nom. sing. masc. part. aor.1], pass. id.
xpnpaticbévres, nom. pl. masc. part. aor. 1, pass. id.
xpnparicp.ds |,” od, 6 Xpdop.at
xXenedrov, gen. pl. xpapa
XPNTAL, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. xpdopar
xpyodprevos, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 2 id.
xXpHTNTAL, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, eee a
xpyra, Ree. Gra Sehr (unit ain 9))
xen’, pes acc. pl. neut.—Rec. } ae
xpnota, Gr, Sch. Md fa@lGos we)

xXpHoyov,° acc. sing. neut. Xpiorynos
xpjoy.os |, 7, ov, OF 6, 7, 70, -ov xpdoprar
xpyow, acc. sing. Xprous
xpajots |, ews, 7 Xpdopat
xpyoov,* 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. Koxpnpst
xpynoteverar,® 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. xpnorevopae
| xpnorevopat |, fut. eioopar xpdopat

@ Ja.3. 10, 6 Ro. 11. 4.

e 2 Ti. 2. 14.

d@ Lu. 11. 4. e 1 Co. 13. 4.

ae

439

Xpvao

xpyorot, nom. pl. masc. : 4 ‘ xpynords
xpnotoroyia |, as, 7, (§ 2. tab. B. b, and rem. 2)
(xenoros & Adyos) bland address, fair

speaking. N.T.
xpyoToNoyias,* gen. sing. xXeyoroXoyia
xpnoror, nom, sing. neut. xpnatos
xpos |, 7, Ov Xpdopar

xpyoTorepos, nom. sing. masc. compar. (§ 8.

rem. 4) xpyoros
xpnaotorys |, TYTOS, 7) xpdopat
xpyoroTyTa, acc. sing. XonoTorTns
xXpyororyTt, cat. sing. id.
XPNTTOTTOS, gen. sing. id.
XpHTopaL, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. . Xpdopat
xpyrat, 3 pers. sing. pres. subj. (§ 35. rem. 2) id.
xploas, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1 ~ xpio
xptopa |, atos, 76 id.
Xpuo7g, voc. Xpuords
Xpuotiavov, acc. sing. Xpuotiaves
Xpioriaves |, od, 6 xplw
Xpuicriavovs, acc. pl. Xpuoriaves
Xpuorov, acc. Xptotds
Xpotds |, ov, 6 xplw
Xpiorov, gen. Xpiords
Xp.o7d, dat. id.

xplo], fut. (ow, aor. 1, éxpioa, (§ 22. rem. 4)
to anoint, in N.T. to anoint, by way of
instituting to a dignity, function, or pri-
vilege, Lu. 4.18; Ac. 4.27; 10.38; 2Co.
Mie 2 Lee Cote),

xXptopa, atos, To, (§ 4. tab. D. c)
pr. anything which is applied by smearing;
ointment, unguent ; in N.T. an anointing,
unction, in the reception of spiritual pri-
vileges, 1 Jno. 2. 20, 27, bis.

xpioTos, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) pr.
anointed; 6 Xpwotos, the Christ, the
Anointed One, i.q. Meootas, the Messiah,
Mat. 1. 16, 17; Jno. 1. 20, 25, 42, et al.
freq.; meton. Christ, the word or doctrine
of Christ, 2 Co. 1. 19, 21; Ep. 4. 20;
Christ, a truly Christian frame of doctrine
and affection, Ro. 8. 10; Gal. 4. 19;
Christ, the Church of Christ, 1 Co. 12. 12;

Xpwrriavds, od, 6, & Christian, follower of
Christ, Ac. 11. 26; 26. 28; 1 Pe. 4. 16.

xpoveet, 3 pers. sing. fut. Att. (§35.rem.11) . xpovitw
xpovi€er, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. id.
xpovitew, pres. infin. , id:
xpovilovros, gen. sing. masc. part. pres. id.
xpovitw |, fut. (ow xpovos
xpovots, dat. pl. id.
xpdvov, acc. sing. id.

xpovos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) time, whether in
respect of duration or a definite point of
its lapse, Mat. 2. 7; 25. 19, et al. freq.;
an epoch, era, marked duration, Ac. 1. 7;
We Uhes sir ank.
xpovico, fut. igw, Att. 16, aor. 1,
€xpovira, (§ 26. rem. 1) to while, spend
time; to linger, delay, be long, Mat. 24. 48;
Ae A Mills We WR Wy ZIBB IRIS, Tb Sic
xpovorpiBéw, @], fut. rjrw, (§ 16. tab. P) (ypovos
& tpiBw) to spend time, while away time,

linger, delay.

xpovotpipjcar,’ aor. 1, infin. xpovotpibew
xpovov, gen. sing. Xpovos
xpovous, ace. pl. id.
xpove, dat. sing. id.
xXpovov, gen. pl. id.
xpvea, nom. and acc. pl. neut. xptoeos
xXpvaeas, acc, pl. fem. . id.
xpvceos |, y, ov, and ods, 7, ody xpvads
xpvon, nom. sing. fem. xpvoreos
xXpvony, acc. sing. fem. id.
xpucior |, ‘ov, TO xpuc0os
xpvotov, gen. sing. xpvatov
xpuciv, dat. sing. id.
id.

xpvalov, gen. pl. ‘ ; 5

xpucodaxrirtos |,° ov, 6, 4, ($ 7. rem. 2) (xpvads
& daxTUAL0s ) having rings of gold6n the

N.T

xpucot, nom. pl]. mase.—Gr. Sch. 6

jingers.
G}L0L0L xpvoo, Rec. B. C. Ln. Tdf. (Re. XpuaeEos
9- 7) .
xpuaoribos |," ov, 7, (xpvods & Aéfos) chrysolite,
a name applied by the ancients to all gems
| of a gold colour; spc. the modern topaz,

Christ the distinctive privileges of the Re. 21. 20.

Gospel of Christ, Gal. 3. 27; Phi. 3. 8; xXpvoov, acc. sing. 3 : ; xpucds
He. 3. 14. i xpvodmpacos |,° ov, 6, (§ 3. tab.C. a) (ypuods &

4 Ro. 16.18. 6 Ac. 20. 16. ce Ja. 2.2. d Re, 21. 20. e Re. 21. 20.

Xpvao 440 xopls
Ac. 12. 20; the country, as opposed to the city or
20s a) field; farm, ‘au,

L2LO DOW 4 ss

mpacov, leek) a chrysoprase, a species of gem of

a golden green colour like that of a leek. town, Lu. 21.

xpvaos |, od, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) gold, Mat. 2. 11;

Xwpéw, @, fut. yow, aor. 1, éxapynoa
23. 16, 17; meton. gold ornaments, 1 Ti. » W, > >

(§ 16. tab. P) to make room, either by
motion or capacity; to move, pass, Mat.
toy 1yfR Pesss9);c0
progress, make way, Jno. 8. 37; trans. to

2. 9; gold coin, money, Mat. to. 9, et al.
xptoeos, 9, ov, contr. ods, 7], Ovv,
(§ 7. rem. 5. b) golden, of gold, 2 Ti.
2. 20; He. g. 4, et al.
xpvoioy, cov, 76, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (dim.
from xpvads) gold, He.9.4; 1 Pe. 1.7;
Re. 21. 18, 21; spe. gold when coined or

to proceed, go on, 2

hold as contents, contain, afford room for,
Wht 25 5 Us, OF Ai OR TGR, ur
give mental admittance to, to yield accord-

ance, Mat. 19. 11, 12; to admit to appro-
manufactured; golden ornaments, 1 Pe.

bation and esteem, to regurd cordialiy,
2) Cong 2

xwplor, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C. c) (pr.
dimin. of x@pos) a place, spot; Mat.
26.36; Mar. 14.32; a field, farm, estate,

3.33; gold coin, money, Ac. 3.6; 20. 333
12S iS athe : |

xpvodw, 6, fut. dow, perf. pass. Ke-
xptowpat, (§ 21. tab. U) to gild, overlay
with gold, adorn er deck with gold, Re.

domain, Jno. 4. 5; Ac. 1. 18, et al.
Tie ALS. Tish O , : ane 3
D, gen. sing vores XOPE HP enee Aes
es an ae ek its xaépats, dat. pl. . . 7 E . id.
Xpvoor, . Sing. . Haas ee A
. y, acc. sing. 3 : } ‘ id.
D . sing. masc. and neut. : : id. RODEY > ;
COED, acc ba as - Xepas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. ; ‘ : id.
cc. pl. mase. F ; ‘ '
NORGE Pp : xewpet, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. Xwpéew
xpvodw, |, fut. dow Xpvucos A sae ‘
ia ae ‘5 xwpelv, pres. avaligis +5 3 . : : id.
XpvTw, at. sing. 5 0 6 0 ld. , 3 ste .
. , XwpElTo, pers. Sing. pres. imper. . ‘ id.
en. pl. VEO a
xpvoov, & E XP s xopéw, &], fut. how xdépa
xp®, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. : Xpdomat A :
2 wpnoat, aor. |, infin. ‘pew
, : PORN GES eR
xpapeba. HBPELS-apl press mind sn ar. : : id. ; ; :
? + Xwpyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. ‘ Z id.
Xpopevot, nom. pl. masc. part. pres... 5 id. fee | aire ,
Xwpla, = ple Xwplov
xpos |, xpwrds, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. c) the skin; the xopileo Oar, pres. infin. mid. ° - xwpito
body, Ac. 19. 12. xuopiléc bu, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. mid. id.
xpwrds,” gen. sing. xpas xwpierat, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. id.
xodAot, nom. pl. masc. xwos xwpiérw, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. . F id.
xwAdv, acc. sing. masc. and nom. neut. id xuwpito |, fut. dow xwpis
$ ae xwpiov |, ov, 76 Xopa
xoros |, n, OV, (§ 7. tab. F. a) crippled in the xwpiov, gen. sing. Xwpiov

feet, limping, halting, lame, Mat. 11. 5;

15. 30, 31, et al.; met. limping, weak, xepis |, adv. apart, Jno. 20.7; apari from, parted
spiritually, He. 12. 13; maimed, deprived from, Jno. 15. 5; Ja. 2. 185-20, 26;

of a foot, for avamnpos, Mar. 9. 45. alien from, Ep. 2. 12; apart from, on a

xwAod, gen. sing. masc. XwAds distinct footing from, 1 Co. 11. 11; apart
xwdovs, acc. pl. masc. . ; : : id. from, distinct from, without the interven-
XwAOv, gen. pl. : id. tion of, Ro. 3. 21, 28; 4.6; apart from

xX“pa |, as, 1 (§ 2. tab. B. ») Gani id.) space,
room ; @ country, region, tract, province,
Mar. 5.10; Lu. 2.8; a district, territory,
environs, Mat. 8. 28; meton. the inhabit-

ants of a country, reguon, etc., Mar. 1. 5;

the company of, independently of, 1 Co.
4.8; He. 11. 40; without the presence
of, He. 9. 28; without the agency of, Jno.
1. 3; Ro. 10. 14; without the employ-
ment of, Mat. 13. 343; Mar. 4. 34; He.

a Ac. 19. 12,

Xople

441

4. 20, 21; 9. 7, 18, 22; without, Lu. 6.49; Phi.

2rd > einen omnis ie bles eras
He. 10. 28; 11.6; 12.8, 14; clear from,
He. 7. 7; wrrespectively of, Ro. 7. 8, 9;
without reckoning, besides, Mat. 14. 21;
15. 38; 2 Co. 11. 28; with the exception
of, He. 4. 15.

xopilw, fut. (ow, aor. 1, eéyadpica,
(§ 26. rem. 1) to sunder, sever, disunite,
Mat. 19. 6; Ro. 8. 35,
(pass. form) exupicbnv, perf. Kexopio-
pat, to dissociate one’s self, to part, 1 Co.

39; mid. aor. 1,

7.10, 11,15; to withdraw, depart, Ac.1.4;

18. 1,2; Phile. 15; to de aloof, He. 7. 26.
xwpioa, aor. 1, infin. act. xopicor
xuopicet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.
xwpirbeis, nom. sing. masc. part. aor. 1, pass.

(mid. signif.) ‘ id.
xopirhy, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. Ga

signif.) : ; 5 ° id.
xwpic Ova, aor. 1, infin. pass. (mid. signif.) id.
zepty, gen. pl. Xeopiov
xXHpov,* acc. sing. xGpos

x@pos |, Ov, 6, (§ 3ntabece a) Corus, or Caurus, the

north-west wind; meton. the north-west

quarter of the heavens, Ac. 27. 12.

Xwpovtoat, nom. pl. fem. part. pres. xXopew
Xwpovot, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. id.
yadXerw, 3 pers. sing. pres. imper. Widw
WadXovtes, nom. pl. masc. part. pres. id.

Yarrow |, fut. Yard, aor. 1, &lyda, (§ 27. rem. 1.
b, e) (Wau, to touch) to move by a touch,
to twitch ;
chords of an instrument ; absol. to play on

to touch, strike the strings or
a stringed instrument ; to sing to music ;
in N.T. to sing praises, Ro. 15.9; 1Co.
TAS T5s| ip ah LOU aaaeE ns:

Wades, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) im-
pulse, touch, of the chords of a stringed
instrument; in N.T. a@ sacred song, psalm,
1 Co. 14. 26; Ep. 5. 19, et al.

Upradau, @, fut. now, aor. l, eyn-
Addyoa, (§ 18. tab. R) to feel, handle
Lu. 24. 39; to feel or grope for or after, as
persons in the dark, Ac. 17. 27.

wWevdo
Wad.ors, dat. pl. Wadpos
Wadpov, acc. sing. id.
Wadpos |, od, 6 Yddrro
Yadrpo, dat. sing. Yadpds
Yarpav, gen. pl. ; id.
Wadd, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. Wado
WevdaderAgors, dat. pl. yevddSedbos

WevdadeAdos |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (evds &
ad<eAdds) a false brother, a pretended
Christian, 2 Co. 11. 26; Gal.2.4. N.T.
WevdaderPovs, acc. pl. WevdadeAqbos
Wevdarrdcrodou,’ nom. pl. YevdardaToXos
Wevdardartonos |, ov, 6, (Wevdyns & drdaToXos) a
false apostle, pretended minister of Christ.
N.T.

Wevder, dat. sing. Wetdos
Yevdels, acc. pl. mase. Wevdys
evdeoGe, 2 pers. pl. pres. imper. mid. Yevdw
Wevdéor, dat. pl. Wevdys
Wevdis |, €os, ods, 6, 7 Wevdw

WevdodiddoKadou,° nom. pl. . : - shenBodiSdeneee
WevdodWdexéXos |, ov, 6, (Wevdns & diddoKados)
a false teacher, one who inculcates false
doctrines. N.T.
Wevdoroyos |, ov, 6, 9, ($ 7. rem. 2) (hevdns &
déeyo) false-speaking.
pevdorAsywv,4 gen. pl. . Wevdoddyos
Wevdomat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. mid. pevdw
Wevdopdprup |, vpos, 6, (§ 4. rem. 2. f) (Wevdys &
pdptvs) a false witness, Mat. 26. 60, bis. ;
I Coy wasn
Wevdopaptupéew, &, fut. yow, (§ 16.
tab. P) to bear false witness, give false tes -
timony, Mat.19.18; Mar. 14.56, 57, et al.
Wevdopaptupia, as, 4, (§ 2. tab. B. b,
and rem. 2) false witness, false testimony,
Mat. 15. 19; 26. 59.

Wevdoudptupes, nom. pl. Wevdopaptup
Pevdouaptupew, |], fut. yrw id.
Wevdopaptupycets, 2 pers. sing. fut. ind. iss aan
Wevdouaprupnons, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. id.
Wevdouaprupia |, as, % Wevdopaprup
Wevdopaprupiar, nom. pl. Wevdomaprupia
evdopaptupiay, ace. sing. 5 id.
Wevdopaptipwy, gen. pl. Wevdop.dprup
WevddopeOa, | pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. Pevdw
Wevddpevot, nom, pl. masc. part. pres. mid. id.
Wevdovrat, 3 pers. pl. pres. ind. mid. id.

a Ac, 27.12 6 2 Co. 11. 13.

¢ 2 Pe. 2.1. aS

—EE—EE—EE—_————_ rl rr le

——

wpevdo 442

Yevdorpopyrat, nom. pl. Wevdorpopyrns
Wevdorpopyrais, datayplaure . ; : id.
Yevdorpopyrny, acc. sing. 4 id.

Wevdorpopy7ys |, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. 5 (evd}s &
mpopyrns ) a false prophet, one who falsely
claims to speak by divine inspiration,
whether as a foreteller of future events,
or as a teacher of doctrines, Mat. 7. 15;

24. 24, et al.
Wevdorpopyrov, gen. sing. Wevdorpodyrys
Yevdorpopytay, gen. pl. ; : : id.
Wevdos |, eos, ovs, 7d ; : - wetddo
Wevdous, gen. sing. i : i : Weddos
Wevdoxpioror, nom. pl. Wevddxpicros

Wevddxpuoros |, ov, 6, (§ 3. tab. C. a) (Wevdys &
xploros) a false Christ, pretended Messiah,
Mat. 24. 24; Mar. 13. 22. N.T.

evdo |, fut. Wevow, (§ 23. rem. 1.c) to de-
ceive; mid. to speak falsely or deceitfully,

utter falsehood, lie, Mat. 5. 11; Ro. g. 1,
et al.; trans. to deceive, or attempt to de-
ceive, by a lie, Ac. 5. 3.

Wevdijs, €os, ods, 6, 4, (§ 7. tab. G. b)
false, lying, Acs6.,13; Re: 2.25; in NT.
pl. maintainers of religious falsehood, cor-
rupters of the truth of God, Re. 21. 8.

wevdos, eos, 70, (§ 5. tab. E. b) false-
hood, Jno.8.44; Ep. 4. 25; 2 Thes. 2. 9,
It; 1 Jno. 2.27; in N.T. religious false-
hood, perversion of religious truth, false
religion, Ro. 1. 25; the practices of false
TENELONS Re. 20. 275 22) 15.

etopa, atos, 7d, (§ 4. tab. D. c) a
falsehood, lie; in N.T. delinquency, Ro.3.7.

Wevorns, ov, 6, (§ 2. tab. B. c) one
who utters a falsehood, a liar, Jno. 8. 44,
55, et al.; in N.T. @ delinquent, Ro. 3. 4.

Yevduvip.os |, ov, 6, 7, (§ 7. rem. 2) (Wevdys &
dvop.a) falsely named, falsely called.

Yevdwvipou,* gen. sing. fem. Wevdovup.os
Yevoarbar, aor. 1, infin. masc. . . ; Wevdo
Yetopa], aros, 7d : id.
Yetopart,” dat. sing. Wedopa
WevoTrar, nom. pl. wevorns
Yevoras, dat. pl. . ; . id.
Yevorny, acc. sing. ; ; : id.
Wevtorns |, ov, 6 : : - wevdo

4 1 Ti. 6. 20. 6 Ro. 3.7.

e 2 Co, 12. 20,

ux po

Yprapdw, @], fut. yow : 5 : Wahu
Unradyoare, 2 pers. pl. aor. 1, imper. Ynradaw
Unradyjoeay, 3p.pl.aor. Géol. (§13.rem.11. note) id.
YyAadpwupevw, dat. sing. neut. part. pres. pass. id.
Unite, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. ; - undileo
Undilw], fut. fow : ; 3 ; Undes
Unditdrw, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, imper. . : Unoilw
Unpov, acc. sing. - : : : Wijos

Wigos], ov, 7, (§ 3. tab. C. b) @ small stone,
pebble ; a pebble variously employed, es-

pecially in a ballot; hence, a vote, suf-
frage, Ac. 26. 10; a pebble or stone, pro-
bably given as a token, Re. 2. 17, bis.
Unite, fut. iow, (§ 26. rem. 1) to
reckon by means of pebbles, compute by
counters; hence genr. to compute, reckon,
calculate, Lu. 14, 28; Re. 13. 18.
Wbupiopoi,° nom. pl. . : . WOupic pos
YGupiop.os |, od, 6, (WOupile, to whisper) a whis-
pering; a calumnious whispering, detrac-
tion, 2 (Con 12.20: LG:
WuOupiords,? acc. pl. . YubOupiorys
Ybuprorys |, od, 6, (§ 2. tab. B.c) (WOupi~w) a
whisperer; a calumnious whisperer, de-
tractor, Ro. 1. 30.
Wixiov |, iov, Td, (§ 3. tab. C. ce) (dimin. of wie, a
fragment, morsel) a morsel, crumb, bit,
Mat. 15.27; Mar. 7.28; Lu. 16. 21. N.T.

Yixiwy, gen. pl. : : : - Yyxiov
AO ETAL,” pers. sing. fut.2. ind. pass. 24.

rem. 8. c) : : : : Yvyw
Yoxai, mom. pl. : - yy
Yuxats, dat. pl. A . - A id.
Yuxas, acc. pl. , ; e id.
Udyet, dat. sing. . : ; : : Ydxos
Yuxy |, qs, : : ; : - Uvyw
yuxy, voc. sing. . : : Wuxy
YX, dat. sing. 2 : , - : id.
Wuxiy, acc. sing. , : : : id.
Yoxys, gen. sing. . : : : 4 id,
Wuxi, nom. sing. fem. YuyiKds
UvxiKol, nom. pl. masc. id
WvXLKOY, nom. sing. neut. ‘ id.
Dante de = oe eh Aaa eat
Wdxos |, €0s, TO: - : 3 id.
yuxpés |, a, ov . 2 : : A id.
Yruxpov, gen. sing. neut. , ; : Yoxpds

e Mat. 24. 12.

d Ro. 1. 30.

Wuxo 443 copa.
Wuxe |, fut. uy, aor. 2, pass. eyvyny, fut. 2, Yyjoo- e, 1 pers. sing. pres. subj. cit
ua, (§ 24. rem. 8.c) to breathe; to cool; @, dat. sing. masc. or neut. —. ; és
pass. to be cooled; met. of affection, Mat. ‘OBS, 6, Obed, pr. name, indecl—R. Gr. Sch.
24. 12. "IwBys, A. B. C. Ln. Taf.
Woy, nS, 7 (§ 2. tab. B. a) breath; eee dat. a : 5 . : : ody
the principle of animal life; the life, Mat. ade |, c : O0e
26 20)5)0..253 Mar. 3.45) aus. 9/040: won |, NS> 1, 6 2. tab. B. a) ae for © dowd, from
10. 11, et al.; an inaminate being, 1 Co. deidw) an ode, songz, hymn, Ep. 5. 19;
15. 45; @ human individual, soul, Ac. Cols ulG5— Rew s..95\ 14. 350s
2.413 3. 233 7-143 27. 37; Ro. 13. 1; @onv, acc. sing. : oon
1 Pe. 3. 20; the immaterial soul, Mat. @dis |, tvos, (in N.T. div) 7 édvvy
10/28; 1 Pe. 1.93 2.11) 25342 1G, et @dtvas, acc. pl. asty
al.; the soul as the seat of religious and @oivovca, nom. sing. fem. part. pres. ooww
moral sentiment, Mat. 11. 29; Ac. 14. 2, ddive |, fut. v5. : c : F odtvn
2; 15.24; Ep. 6. 6, et al.;.the soul, as Eee gen. pl. oot
a seat of feeling, Mat. 12. 18; 26. 38, et @xodopyGn, 3 pers.s.aor. 1, ind. pass. “6 13.rem. 9) oixoSopéw
al.; the soul, the inner self, Lu. 12. 19. OKOOOLNGE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : id.
Wuxikds 7, ov, (§ 7. tab. F. a) per- wKooouyto, 3 pers. sing. pluperf. pass. : id.
taining to the life or the soul; in N.T. @KoOdpour, 3 pers. pl. imperf. act. ; ; id.
animal, as distinguished from spiritual Opev, 1 pers. pl. pres. subj. ; eipt
subsistence, 1 Co. 15. 44, 46; occupied @pidrer, 3 pers. sing. imperf. (§ 13. rem. 2) Opirew
with mere animal things, animal, sensual, @pirovv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . : : id.
1 Co. 2. 14: Ja. 3. 15; Jude 19. @powwOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. bow
Woxos, €os, Td, (§ 5. tab. E. b) cold, @powwOynpev, 1 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
Jno. 18. 18; Ac. 28. 2; 2 Co. 11. 27. @poddyyoas, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. opodoyéw
Yuyxpds, d, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) cool, Gpodsynag, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. é id.
cold, Mat 10. 42; met. Re. 3. 15, 16. ®poddyouv, 3 pers. pl. imperf. . 5 : id.
yoxay, 260. ph nxt |,
ope, 2 pers. sing. pres. imper. Yopilo aj.os |, ov, 0, (§ 3. tab. C. a) the shoulder, Mat.
Yupilo |, fut. ow, (§26.rem. 1) (Wopds, a bit, mor- 23.4; Lu. 15. 5.
sel) pr. to feed by morsels; hence, genr, @poou., 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. Opevupee
to feed, supply with food, Ro. 12. 20; to OLOTE, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . : . id.
bestow in supplying food, 1 Co. 13. 3. @pmous, ace. pl. Opos
Woptor |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) (dimin. of Wwpds, @v, nom. sing. masc. part. pres. eit
from aw, to break into bits) a bit, morsel, dv, gen. pl. : : : : ds
mouthful, Jno. 13. 26, 27, 30. @veidiov, 3 pers. pl. imperf. overdilw
Wopiow, | pers.sing. aor. 1, subj —Gr.Sch. Taf. F @vetoure, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. . . id.
Wolo, Rec. (1 Co. 13. 3) ; popile fee i
Wayovtes,” nom, pl. masc. part. pres. Yoxw @VEOLAL, obpa |, fut. noopa, 2or-1, dynoa-
Poxw |, fut. €w, (§ 23. rem. 1. b) (Wdw) to rub in pay, (8 Et tab. Q) e buy, purchase.
pieces, as the ears of grain. avycaro,’ 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. dvéopar
évopace, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. dvopaler
avopacby, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. ; id.

22.

Q, w, Omega, the last letter of the Greek alphabet,
hence. met. 76 Q, the last, Re. 1. 8, 11;
21. 6;

@, interject. O! Mat. 15. 28; 17. 17, et al.

22-13.

a Lu. 6.1.

6 Ac. 7. 16.

aov |, ov, 70, (§ 3. tab. C.c) an egg

@ pa], as, i, ($2.tab.B.b) a limited portionof time,
marked out by part of a settled routine

e Lu. 11. 12.

wpa

or train of circumstances; a@ season of the year;

time of day, Mat. 14. 15; Mar. 6. 35;

11. 11; an hour, Mat. 20. 3; Jno. 11. 9,

et al.; in N.T. an eventful season, 1 Jno.

7, tise [ERR INGS Sh HOG Wig bi GHP

time, Jno: 16-9215, Ro. 13. 11; ‘a des-

tined period, hour, Mat. 26. 45; Mar.

14, 3535 Jno. 2. 43) 7. 30; et al.;, @ short

period, Mat. 26. 40; Jno. 5. 35; 2 Co.

io iG (Gall Bo Bg Ik AWE O TypR Jelaile.

15; @ point of time, time, Mat. 8. 13 ;

24. AZ LU, (2. 39, eral.

@patos, a, ov, (§ 7. rem. 1) timely,

seasonable ; in prime, blooming ; in N.T.

beautiful, Mat. 23. 27; Ac. 3. 2, 10; Ro.

LO: te.
wpa, dat. sing. apa
pat, nom. pl. : : , ; id.
opaia, dat. sing. fem. @patos
opaiay, acc. sing. fem. id.
@patot, nom. pl. masc. id.
@patos],a, ov + apa
@pay, acc. sing. - : : : id.
@pas, gen. sing. and acc. pl. id.
epyiahn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. épyilo

apyicbycay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass... id.

GpOpife,* 3 pers. sing. imperf. bb pile
Gpicav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. act. épilo
pice, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. : ‘ id.
cpicpdy, dat. sing. fem. part. perf. pass. . id.
Gpitpévov, acc. sing. neut. part. perf. pass. id.
@pitpévos, nom. sing. masc. part. perf. pass. id.
oppynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. éppdw
Oppnce, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. : 4 id.
@pvée, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. éptoow

cpvoprat |, fut. doopat, (§ 14. tab. N) to how! ;
to roar, as a lion, 1 Pe. 5. 8.

@pvopevos,” nom. sing. masc. part. pres. Opvopar
apxjoacbe, 2 pers. pl. aor. i. ind: . dpxéopeau
épxnoato, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. ‘ : id.
pay, gen. pl. Opa.

as], adv. and conj. . é : ORs

aoavva|, (Heb. SI7NY'YIN) hosanna! save now,
succour now, Mat. 21. 9, 15, et al.

aoattus |, adv. (ds & avrws, adrds) just so, in just
the same way or munner, likewise, Mat.

BOs 207 30> (Cbeal.

@ Tu. 21.38; 61 Pe. 5. 8.

444

opOno

e /

aoe |, adv. (as & ei) as if; as it were, as, like, Mat.

3. 16; 9. 36, et al.; with terms of num-
ber or quantity, about, Mat. 14. 21; Lu.
1.5 01822-04050;

Qoné |,° 6, Osee, Hosea, pr. name, indecl.

Got, 3 pers. pl. pres. subj. :

oi, dat. pl. (§ 4. rem. 3. b) - < - ous

aorep |, adv. (as & Ep) just as, as, like as, Mat.
6.725, 24. 383) 1 Thes.,5. 35) et al:

oorepel |,4 adv. (dadep & ei) just as if; as it were,
Co: 15.13.

aore |, conj. (@s & re) $0 that, so as that, so as to,
Mat. 8. 24; Mar. 2.12; Ac. 14. 1; Gal.

] 7
Ele

2. 133; aS an illative particle, therefore,
consequently, Mat. 12. 12; 23. 31, et al.;
in N.T. as a particle of design, in order
that, in order to, Lu. 9. 52.

Ora, nom. and. ace. pl. : aus
@TapLoy, ov, 70,—B. D. Ln. Tdf. . c \ -
@tiov, Rec. Gr. Sch. Mar. 14. 47. :
a@tiov |, ov, Td id.
@tlov, gen. sing. Geta
a@detre, 3 pers. sing. imperf. épeiho

aoethoper, 1 pers. pl. imperf. .. ; id.

odetrov, | pers. sing. imperf. id.
&ede?, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. act. ddeardw
apédea|, as, 7 bdedos
odedelas, gen. sing. dpéheua
@deXetrau, 3 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. operea
Oedcire, 2 pers. pl. pres. ind. act. : i id.
apedréw, |, fut. pow - . odeXos
@dedAnGetoa, nom. sing. fem. part. aor. 1,
pass: : . . . - ddedew
apedrnfijs, 2 pers. sing. aor. 1, subj. pass. id.
OperdyPyoav, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass. . id.
apeaAnOjcerat, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. pass —]
B. Ln. Taf. : z ea ale id.
OdeActrat, Rec. Gr. Sch. (Mat. 16. 26) j
OpeAjoet, 3 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. . 3 id.
ahéAnoe, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. act. ; id.
adpedjow, 1 pers. sing. fut. ind. act. id.’
&déAiywa, nom. pl. neut. aaouieas
OpeAmos |, ov, 6, H+ : : ddeXos
OpeAodpat, 1 pers. sing. pres. ind. pass. . dperéw
@pOn, 3 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. . - 6paw
OpOnv, 1 pers. sing. aor. 1, ind. pass. (§ 36.
rem. 1) : : 5 : id.
| SbOynoay, 3 pers. pl. aor. 1, ind. pass, . F id.

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